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Article Author : Ian Date : 20th Feb 2003 Comments : 
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Introduction
The ESens optical mouse is one of the many new optical mouse devices to hit the market in recent months after domination from Microsoft and Logitech in this market. Optical mice are sharp becoming standard, and no-doubt roller ball mice will soon be phased out. It is safe to say that an optical mouse holds many advantages over its mechanical based counterpart, mainly being the lack of cleaning, much less wear and tear and accuracy.  The ESens Mouse The mouse looks similar to some mice in the Microsoft optical range, and comes with almost identical features - but with one crucial difference, the ESens mouse retails for less than most traditional mice cost. The semi-transparent bottom casing lights up with a pleasing red glow whenever the mouse is powered, and then more intensely when the mouse is in use. Specifications
Included Items
The Introduction sheet is a single sided A5 piece of paper with a features, characteristics, requirements and overview listings - but no real information to it other than a small note stating compatibilities. The Introduction sheet does however count as evidence of purchase for a five year guarantee.
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