- Wireless notebook mouse
- Long battery life
- Convenient snap-in receiver
- Optical sensor tracks mouse movement
- Designed for use with either hand
Product DescriptionThis practical optical mouse features a small snap-in receiver that plugs into your notebook when you’re ready to work, and then clicks the mouse when you travel. Battery life is extended, you can work longer without interruption. . . . More>>
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This is the worst mouse I ever used it not only work at all after just one month to stop, but when I called Microsoft and asked another, they told me it was from OS and have to wait I have to 1 months before I mean remplacement.Microsoft can expect to have a mouse in this stock a load of crap. Rating: 1 / 5
AmiJe hello want to buy this stuff, and I asked myself what is the working area 6 feet or 20 feet? Thanks Rating: 3 / 5
I am not aware of this left-handed mouse. It’s pointless. Would have been nice if the seller had told me before I bought. Buyer beware. Rating: 1 / 5
I bought this mouse for presentations. But if the distance between the mouse and the access point is more than 4 meters, or there are obstacles between them, the mouse will not work. This can only have one, not even a mouse. Do not buy. Rating: 1 / 5
The mouse works fine, the wheel button works perfectly, as opposed to the keys on my laptop to the optical Laser Mouse 6000 to replace. I left the USB dongle is plugged in, and put the laptop in its case, and it does not work anymore. She started to say USB device not recognized. The new Laser Mouse 6000 has a different USB dongle, a piece rather than 2.This mouse also has a better wheel (good for the middle mouse button), the Laser Mouse 6000 is newer unpredictable. The scroll wheel, and the positioning of the mouse Laser Mouse 6000 is better than this new mouse. Rating: 2 / 5