Product: Xenix Blue LED Fan Mouse
Price: About $17
Where it can be got: Xoxide

Have you ever had your hands get hot when you are gaming? Have you wished to have some air circulation around your hands while going ironman at the LAN party but cant grip your coffee cup or Mountain Dew can because your hand is so sweaty? Are you sick of the boring red LED mice that are out there? Well the Xenix Blue LED Fan Mouse, at first glance and judging by the product description may seem like the perfect choice, well...you'd best think again....

Looks: 9/10
This is a beautiful mouse! the blue LEDs light it up very nicely and you can see the thing in a dark room easily, it's a great eye catcher, the mouse wheel lights up evenly and looks very nice. But I think a picture will prove my point better. What the picture doesnt show is that in a dark room, the sensor LED flashes, see any other non cordless optical mouse, now imagine the whole right side of the mouse doing that, gets a bit irritating when you are laying in bed, but that's not really that big an issue, what bugs me is that there is no switch to turn the lights off. But don't get me wrong, it does look pretty sweet.

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Feel: 5/10
This mouse does feel pretty nice, but the switch for the fan on the left side is very rough and uncomfortable on the thumb. Turning the wheel feels pretty nice but the wheel mouse button is extremely stiff and hard to hold down. The black fabric grip thingees on the left and right buttons feel pretty nice, but the adhesive wore out for me in a matter of two or three weeks. The fan is very loud, probably about as loud as an electric shaver or toothbrush. Low is about like a cell phone on vibrate sitting on a mouse pad. Both fan modes make the mouse vibrate, which get's annoying pretty fast.

Conclusion: 6/10
This mouse looks beautiful, but with the stiff buttons, loud fan, poor adhesives, and vibration, I can't say I recommend this mouse. Another con is that this thing needs a mouse pad on my wooden desk, whereas the optical mouse I got for free after rebate at Compusa does need a mousepad.