will the magnet at the bottom of the mouse screw up my laptop when i put them together???
2072965
It shouldn't, the magnet is pretty low powered and most computers already have low powered magnets in them in the form or speakers, so as long as you don't rub it on the hard drive directly you should be fine.
2072966
Has not screwed up mine nor husbands but I would not recommend this mouse of the desktop version. This model broke quickly. The response is not good either.
1975569
You will have a very hard time, if like me, your keyboard mouse stops working a month after you start using this particular Toshiba. If it is still within the time period to return it to Amazon, do so. I missed the return date by 2 weeks. Toshiba quality has gone down considerably. Sorry I didn't answer your technical issue more specifically, but when your mouse fails, it will be impossible to do much with your laptop.
472003
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
1750928
A magnet does not stick to the bottom, it had me wondering so I just had to try that .. :)
1014565
I use a mouse exclusively with a 15" laptop. I just move my laptop to a slight angle to get more room. The desk is stable enough that it doesn't tilt when I do.
1347139
I do not have a problem with my laptop sliding. it has like a mesh/ rough top. my laptop has grips on the bottom.
1924847
Yes, my laptop is bigger and I can attach a mouse ... not tons of room for my bigger laptop but enough ... so yours should be fine.
2214004
Yes the mouse pad is higher than the keyboard. It doesn't look to me like it can be lowered. It hasn't affected my use at all. I didn't even think about it being higher.
594521
It's never slipped off from my laptop, unless i intentinally shift it on my keyboard. Also cause i've pretty much use my laptop in my desk But of course, if you flip your laptop upside down for whatever reason, duh its gonna fall off
2202723
It's going to depend on how you set up the stand. I like to use a mouse so I have to place an extension under the laptop that sticks out to the side to support my mouse. I bought it at staples and it makes my laptop about 6 inches wider. It works just fine for me but I don't mind that it doesn't sit completely on the stand. And as long as you use it right, so that the stand cradles the laptop, it should not be a problem as the "keeper" (for lack of a better word) on the bottom of the stand is tall enough that it does not allow the laptop to slip down while inclined, and the extension I bought makes my laptop stand a 1/2 inch taller. Hope this helps It's going to depend on how you set up the stand. I like to use a mouse so I have to place an extension under the laptop that sticks out to the side to support my mouse. I bought it at staples and it makes my laptop about 6 inches wider. It works just fine for me but I don't mind that it doesn't sit completely on the stand. And as long as you use it right, so that the stand cradles the laptop, it should not be a problem as the "keeper" (for lack of a better word) on the bottom of the stand is tall enough that it does not allow the laptop to slip down while inclined, and the... » Read More It's going to depend on how you set up the stand. I like to use a mouse so I have to place an extension under the laptop that sticks out to the side to support my mouse. I bought it at staples and it makes my laptop about 6 inches wider. It works just fine for me but I don't mind that it doesn't sit completely on the stand. And as long as you use it right, so that the stand cradles the laptop, it should not be a problem as the "keeper" (for lack of a better word) on the bottom of the stand is tall enough that it does not allow the laptop to slip down while inclined, and the extension I bought makes my laptop stand a 1/2 inch taller. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I don't know if it is normal....I suspect not. Mine did not have any extra wire protruding from the mouse. Some have complained about the wire in general and the wire coupling by the mouse as it can (and apparently has) snagged a cat/kitten's tooth and caused some damage. So keep in mind as you play. If a cat has a good grip on the mouse part with it's teeth, don't just jerk the unit away...take a little care in how you play and it can be great fun.
463675
Great question. Ironically today I got back home and didn't have the mousepad out under it yet since I was lazy and it worked on my desk. So it should work unless the surface doesn't allow for it.
2153623
I agree with you about the placement of the USB ports. They get in the way when trying to use the mouse. What I did was get a wireless mouse and plug the wireless port into one of the ports on the other side of the computer and not use these ports.
1892359
It would depend somewhat on the depth of your computer/keyboard. If yours is a laptop and the connector is near the front, you might find it a bit tight to bring it all the way around the back. I have a fairly compact keyboard and there's plenty of cord for the mouse to go around it to the right side. (The USB connection is toward the back of my keyboard.)
1353004
Yes, the mouse tray screws into either side (a previous version of this keyboard tray could be switched at will, but this version requires that you use a wrench or similar to unscrew the bolt).
424975
No issues. It is smooth enough so that your mouse will glide on it, but if your keyboard has any grips whatsoever on the bottom, it will not move. I have the most basic Lenovo keyboard with 1cm rubber pads at each corner, and have had no issues at all.
381961
I did not realize that the wireless mouse came with a small drive in the mouse itself that needs to be inserted into your E or F drive. After I contacted the company, they told me the drive was in the bottom of the mouse. Mine was in the back bottom. Once I installed the drive, it worked great.