Decaflon

Yeah I bought the wired Mighty Mouse because I couldn't wait for this one, I was sick of my massive wireless Microsoft mouse. I'm getting this one when it becomes available at the Apple Store.

It's way too expensive for me. I currently use a Logitech MX518 which suits my need. It's plugged in to my Apple Keyboard, so when I switch to desktop mode there is only one cable to plug in. When I'm on the road, I really don't see a need for a mouse, since I really like the MacBook's trackpad.

I have the bt300 by RadTech after getting tiered of waiting for the bluetooth mighty mouse. I think I am better off from it. The mouse was £10 cheeper and comes with a recharging cable so I don't have to take the batteries out and recharge them by hand. This also means I can still use the mouse while it is charging. Also RadTech have their own mouse driver so I can make the mouse do anything I wish. For example you can map the middle mouse click to a key combination system wide or per app. Not only that but because the mouse is smaller than the mighty mouse it makes it more travel firendly.

Yeah, I don't understand why Apple hasn't included the mapping of key combinations onto the Mighty Mouse in their driver software. That would be tremendously useful.

I've had the wired MM for a little over a month. It would only be natural for me to get the bluetooth version. No wire and one free USB port that I can use for other things.

When it appeared yesterday on the french Apple Store, I sold my wired MM (it took not more than an hour to find a buyer) & ordered the new hotness.
I could not live without a MM now.