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I-Rocks Superman Returns Mouse & Card Reader Review
Value and Conclusion
Superman Returns Optical Mouse
- The I-Rocks Superman Returns Optical Mouse starts at just under $14 USD.
- Good price
- Good for strategy games
- Well built
- Lighter than most gaming mice
- Looks good
- Should make for a good backup mouse
- Available in three different colors
- Collectible item for some
- High friction
- Scroll wheel requires unusual amount of force to turn
- May be too light for some
- Superman logo is embedded
The I-Rocks Superman Returns Optical Mouse may be good as a backup for everyone playing strategy games. The mouse is officially licensed, which means if you are looking for an addition to any Superman Collection this could be the next thing to get. The mouse does not really impress when playing first person shooters, but the problems can be alleviated a bit by turning up the mouse sensitivity in these types of games.
Superman Returns Memory Card Reader
- The I-Rocks Superman Returns Memory Card Reader starts at just under $8 USD.
- Very small size
- Supports all major formats
- All major formats supported
- no external power required
- USB cable included
- Looks good
- Available in three different colors
- Collectible item for some
- Construction could be better - may not survive a drop
The I-Rocks Superman Returns Memory Card Reader is refreshingly small, while still supporting all the major formats. This may just be the device to have in your camera bag or in your luggage while you are on the road. Even if you have a card reader on your notebook, odds are that it will not support the larger card formats like Compact Flash or Smart Media. The device does not require any drivers, nor does it use a power supply - perfect when you are traveling around the world.
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