Microsoft Wheel Optical Mouse
Get optical reliability at an affordable price. This optical mouse features a convenient scroll wheel, customizable buttons, and stylish design.
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Microsoft Wheel Optical Mouse Reviews
I'll just end up putting it in a drawer for emergencies and will replace it next week with a better one. I wish I hadn't bought it, and since it completed a $25 free shipping order, I won't hassle with the return. I installed the software, as instructed, but it is of little value. Otherwise don't bother with this mouse. When scrolling, the scroll wheel has little clicks that you can feel.
You get what you pay for. Although this mouse has great response, the scroll feature is ridiculously inept. On most pages one click takes you almost to the end of the page. There is no setting anywhere in the software to change this. If you like manually dragging the slider down to move down a page in smaller increments, then fine.
Each click runs the mouse down WAY too many lines.
I went for a Microsoft mouse because I already own two of them (white color though) and I have never had any problems with them, unlike GE or IBM mice I owned. I bought this mouse to replace an IBM optical mouse I used with an older Dell desktop. This Microsoft mouse is built well,comfortable to use and performs well.
It works with Microsoft Windows Vista and Microsoft Windows XP. This is a computer mouse that gets the job done. What else needs to be said. This mouse is well made and reasonably priced. It fits my hand very nicely.
I have never had a single problem with any of them. If you need a simple, comfortable and reliable mouse, this is it. I don't normally rate things with five stars but I can not honestly find a reason to knock it down a star. I have three at home and one at work. The mouse has a good tactile feel and fits an average sized adult hand perfectly.
and alternatively not quite so responsive at other times. On top of that. Seriously, the mouse that came with my old HP (which I wouldn't have even thought much of at the time) - spun wheels around this piece of junk. And as someone else mentioned.
After having tried out this one Microsoft mouse. and the wheel likewise has a very cheap clunky feel to it (I kid not - It's like a wheel on a cereal-box toy) and broke down on mine after a few months. This thing is actually pretty so-so. propably ok).
That's it. Like some others have stated, I've noticed that the wheel and buttons are none-too precise. and lasted a HELL OF A LOT longer. (I have to turn it around as well). TOO 'sensitive' when you wouldn't like them to be. (though for a quick $19 buck fix.
I know from some of the other reviews that this mouse COULD be kinda 'exciting' compared to an ancient 'ball mouse'. the whole thing has a bit of a 'cheap flimsy' feel to it. The BIG RED light on the back (the things 'snazziest feature') is actually pretty annoying come movie time or likewise.
(Does anyone even have one of those anymore). The buttons and wheel do routinely 'click/move' themselves which can be a minor annoyance. Sorry, put the only impression I got from trying this one Microsoft mouse - was never to bother buying another one from them again.
But when it comes to our modern 'sensor-mice' of today. 2 stars for an barely-average sensor mouse at a minimal $20 bucks. I'm actually perplexed why so many people think they're so great.
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