GIGABYTE ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse Review @ TT

Stefan Mileschin · 11th October 2011, 08:02

GIGABYTE, a company known predominantly for their motherboards have really branched out lately into different areas of the market including Notebooks, Slates, Mobile Phones and even Peripherals for PCs. I've previously reviewed their gaming mouse, the Aivia M8600, which was a great mouse. Today we're looking at the more mainstream, ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse.

Enter the GIGABYTE ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse, after it having quite possibly the longest name ever and reminding me of long-life milk or orange juice for some reason. Let's get down to business. I opened the ECO600 packaging to find a strange looking, yet appealing mouse. The packaging was quite contained and included was the mouse itself, 2 x AAA batteries required for the mouse and the snap-in receiver.

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11th October 2011, 08:02	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 153,514	GIGABYTE ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse Review @ TT GIGABYTE, a company known predominantly for their motherboards have really branched out lately into different areas of the market including Notebooks, Slates, Mobile Phones and even Peripherals for PCs. I've previously reviewed their gaming mouse, the Aivia M8600, which was a great mouse. Today we're looking at the more mainstream, ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse. Enter the GIGABYTE ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse, after it having quite possibly the longest name ever and reminding me of long-life milk or orange juice for some reason. Let's get down to business. I opened the ECO600 packaging to find a strange looking, yet appealing mouse. The packaging was quite contained and included was the mouse itself, 2 x AAA batteries required for the mouse and the snap-in receiver. http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/434...iew/index.html