I've used this several years, making photoshows of family and friend events. I love it but some find it difficult to navigate. The one thing I really miss is not being able to burn shows anymore onto DVDs. It used to, but not anymore.

The mouse is good so far. Worked right out of the box, just plugged it in and my computer recognized it within a minute. I like the recharging capability so I don't have to worry about batteries. I like that it's much flatter than my old one, feels better on my hand when I'm working all day. It's responsive and very quiet. The blue light on the logo is nice. The only complaint I have is that the material on the outside, while soft and feels nice, seems to pick up dirt and oil very easily so after just hours of use, you can see fingerprint smudges. I don't think it will stay nice looking for very long. UPDATE: Some connection issues when the mouse goes to sleep because it's been sitting for a long time, it doesn't connect again. I have to turn it off and turn it back on and sometimes even unplug the USB and plug it back in to get it to work again. Doesn't happen too often that it goes to sleep but it's annoying when it does so I'm taking a star away from my original rating.

When I saw the prices on a pair of Aviators that I could get in 62mm I jumped. I used to live in Aviators although now I realize why I used a different model (Outdoorsman) that has a brow guard and wrap around ear pieces. The G-15 lens is as great as always. The only problem with these is that they do not stay on my face well. I've always preferred the larger lens but without the wrap around ear pieces the extra weight make them even more likely to fall off. Wish I got the Outdoorsman model instead for that reason. It would be best for you to try these on before you buy. I'm happy but sunglass technology has advanced so these will be second string backups for my Oakley Crosshairs which cost almost 3 times what these do.