Does anyone know if a gaming mouse will fit into the space between the headphoens in the carrying case? Has anyone tried it?
211175
I have a small Logitech cordless mouse that fits nicely with mine. Depending on how big the mouse is I'm sure you won't have a problem.
211176
The carrying case is extremely spacey. It is only made of felt, not plastic. Unless your gaming mouse is ENOURMOUS, it should work just fine.
1923947
Mine is pretty secure inside both covers.I definitely noticed issue 1 though. I was tearing out my hair wondering what was wrong with the mouse and why it wouldn't switch profiles. :o
2064297
Sorry I cannot help you with that one....we had limited space width, therefore do not have the mouse attached. Aside from your question, I would add that the quality is very good with this product, and we are pleased with the purchase.
1972256
Not much room for a mouse, a few inches on either side dependiong on how big your computer is. I use with track pad on laptop
404697
I have larger hands as well and there will be some "slack" over the mouse but I wouldn't see it a concern. Unless you have hands like large-handed basketball player, you should be fine.
1068693
The inside of the main compartment has a few roomy pockets, but they're not zippered or anything. As long as the mouse isn't too big, you should be fine, though you could also probably fit it in the side pocket, albeit a bit tightly.
364424
I use mine for a 15 inch not apple product, w/power supply and mouse , fits great . you pluck and pick foam cubes away to create the right size opening . heavy yea , but nothing except bullets will hurt it !
2244553
Unless you have like a small ultrabook (<14" screen), I doubt that there is enough room for a mouse. I would think if you are working out, you should need to use the trackpad too much. Good luck
1110126
I'm not a sophisticated gaming user, but I have a fingertip grip and it works OK for me. Note that the side buttons (on the left side of the mouse) are probably better placed for a palm grip. As with any mouse, you're best off trying it in a store before buying if at all possible.
1924851
My laptop is the same size and there is plenty of room for the mouse. I am very pleased with it. I had purchased several laptop desks and tables before I purchased this one and I am extremely satisfied. I think you will be too.
1742712
I use this Razer Mouse Bungee for my Razer DeathAdder 2013 (which has a braided cable) and I have not seen any damages to it thus far. Assuming that the Corsair M65's cable is of similar size, I would not think that there would be any problems for you... just try the cable out in the bungee when you first get it: if its too tight a fit, then send it back. No other way to tell than to try it for yourself. Good luck :D
1761402
I think so. I used it with one that was about 14" wide and had plenty of room to use a standard size mouse, so you should have plenty of room for a trackball.
1924848
Yeah, mine is slightly larger than yours and the space next to it is still about 3/4ths the width of a standard mousepad size for me, but as I say in my review the wrist rest is hard plastic and incredibly uncomfortable for mousing. Others apparently don't mind though so YMMV.
99102
The storage compartment is removable (in fact it rattles a bit when I use the keyboard) so theoretically you could put something flat over the "hole" to make a larger mouse surface. It IS an opening that is covered by the tray, however- nothing underneath it.
1848935
I would say yes, if you do not have an over-sized laptop. My husband and I have 17.5 inch laptops and there is little room left. My older laptop fits with enough room for a mouse. You may just have to pick the mouse up to scroll far distances across the screen. There would not be enough room for a mouse-pad, but the material on the foam desktop is quite similar to one. I hope this answers your question. And by the way...my husband's legs are looking great now.
550907
Not really, maybe the mouse, but it will fit very tightly... Mine is 11' tho
478118
I have my LDC monitor on top of the drawer. There really is no place for a mouse unless you move the monitor to the far left and put the mouse on top of the case. If you use a full-size keyboard, there is no room in the pull-out drawer for a mouse.