I think we got more out of "what to expect when you're expecting" (a user rated one star movie also) than this video. They should mention that it takes place in the UK--we have nothing in common with that culture here in CA except the fact that they are humans having babies. Not informative enough for newly pregnant couples.

The adverstised description of this item was supposed to be 17.5". That was not the size that item was when it arrived. It was much smaller.

This is the second one of these that I've bought. I won't be buying a third. They both followed the same path...work great for 6 months, then they enter a sometimes work/sometimes don't period of about a week, then they die. I think GE has a new model that I'll be trying, but this one, never again.

I bought this for my father for his new laptop(He takes it everywhere). He likes the versatility this mouse offers him without having to worry about batteries.

Anyone purchasing this product must be intending it for portable use. While the retractable cord seems attractive it worked as supposed for only two days. After that it started retracting itself while working with the device which was very anoying, so i ended up having to eliminate the retractable function to be able to use the mouse. Casing is made of really cheap plastic and after two weeks the little silver accent on top of it lost it's adhesive and fell into the mouse's body, leaving an ugly hole on top. If you are planning to use this to carry around with your notebook look at some other products, since the build quality of this one really prevents me from recommending it. While it worked, it worked fine but not for long.

What a shame! Here's a sophisticated little piece of technology that ultimately fails because some pinhead at GE decided to save a few cents by going to the gutter for the cable. I've had two. I thought the first one might have been a fluke but the second failed in the same spot within a few months....