Kensington Pro Fit Bluetooth Compact Mouse

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For £22.94 ex‑VAT, the Kensington Pro Fit Bluetooth Compact Mouse is a pretty sensible buy if you want something reliable that won’t eat into your bag space. The “compact” angle is the real winner for everyday desk work—office laptops, shared desks, travel—where a full-size mouse can feel bulky. In practice, Kensington’s stuff tends to be consistent (good clicks, decent tracking on typical office surfaces), and Bluetooth is convenient when you’re bouncing between devices and don’t want a dongle cluttering ports.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend it for heavy, precise work (design/CAD, gaming, lots of spreadsheets with “fast mouse” habits). The compact form usually comes with a compromise: fewer people find it comfortable for long sessions if you’ve got larger hands. Also, if you’re the kind of user who hates pairing or just wants a plug-and-forget USB experience, you may find Bluetooth a mild annoyance compared with a standard receiver mouse. Overall: a good value, “get it and forget it” mouse for most office users—just not the best choice if you’re picky about ergonomics or performance.