I don’t have bluetooth on my iBook, but I had the chance to play around with some bluetooth mice at work. They r0x0r! 

A couple of my favorites:

Radtech BT-500: small mouse that’s good for mobile users
http://www.radtech.us/Products/BT500.aspx

Logitech MX900

Yours?

I have been tempted to buy one. I have 5 pointing devices now so I really don’t need one but I like the wireless idea. So tell me what makes the bluetooth mouse so good?

Hey Nick, the BT-500 is only $15 more than a Mighty Mouse but you’d need to buy a “Radio Class: Bluetooth II” adaptor.  I don’t think my first generation PowerBook 12” with Bluetooth would even support it.

I owned the first Apple wireless mouse with Bluetooth.  It was the first wireless mouse I’ve had the pleasure to use and I would never go back if I could help it.  There are no cords so you feel more free and your desk is less cluttered.

With any new iMac G5 and a Bluetooth keyboard plus AirPort Express for wireless printing, Internet, and even music, less wires is more.

Look http://www.apple.com/imac/

I’ve got the Apple Bluetooth mouse.  It’s alrite, great for travel.  but it eats thru batteries like a mofo.

The Apple wireless products will do better as far as battery life with Bluetooth 2.0 or a future technology.

I think if I used a wireless mouse I’d loose it within a month.  My mom has a bluetooth mouse and it’s kinda awkward from the weight of the batteries.

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Mighty mouse needs to be wireless.  That’s all I have to say.

Methinks the puck mouse would have made a decent mobile mouse.

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