Microsoft Standard Wireless Black Optical Mouse

The new button design on the Standard Wireless Optical Mouse gives you a whole new way to click. The scroll wheel lets you navigate more easily, and longer battery life will let you experience fewer interruptions. more

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3/5: From: CNET; Posted: Jun-12-2008; "OK mouse with a couple of issues"; This is an OK mouse. Some good things, some bad things. The good: I like the size. I can't use mini-mice, like for notebooks. It just cramps up my hand. Space isn't _that_ much of a premium for me when I'm on the road. Better it be...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: CNET; Posted: Mar-25-2008; "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"; pretty nice , and i also find this http://www.sourcingmap.com/stylish-800-dpi-chargeable-usb20-wireless-optical-computer-mouse-green-p-14290.html; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: CNET; Posted: Feb-20-2008; "Nothing Special"; I have been wireless for the past 8 years. Finally decided to go optical last year and I have been changing mice ever since. I bought a rechargeable HP model. 2 died within a year, So I went with MS. My HP mouse had 5 programmable...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3.5/5: From: CNET; Posted: Jan-22-2008; "Great ambidiextrous setup"; Pros: I have just connected the mouse and have ever needed to install any other driver. It is nice that the scroll does not click and it is really smooth. Also when you want to rest your hand you can easily switch to the other one if you...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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5/5: From: CNET; Posted: Jun-17-2007; redrebo's Review of Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse; I have owned three desktop computers, two laptops, several dozen keyboards, and a few screens but ONE mouse throughout the last five years. This is simply shocking when I take into consideration the fact that I used to change mice every...; read full review | report as inappropriate

3/5: From: CNET; Posted: Jun-12-2008; "OK mouse with a couple of issues"; This is an OK mouse. Some good things, some bad things. The good: I like the size. I can't use mini-mice, like for notebooks. It just cramps up my hand. Space isn't _that_ much of a premium for me when I'm on the road. Better it be...; read full review | report as inappropriate

2.5/5: From: CNET; Posted: May-21-2006; alvinlwh's Review of Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse; I had my Microsoft Wireless Optical mouse for almost 2 years now and it is still working perfectly fine. This mouse is very reliable. However the wireless part of this mouse sucks big time. The distance between the mouse and the...; read full review | report as inappropriate

0/5: From: CNET; Posted: Sep-23-2004; To most PC users, a mouse may be just a mouse, but there are those who insist on having exactly the right rodent. There's certainly plenty of choice available, from ergonomic models that cradle the hand to optical mice with no balls, and...; read full review | report as inappropriate

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