Binding: Electronics Brand: Microsoft Color: Metallic Black EAN: 0882224109499 Format: CD Label: Microsoft Manufacturer: Microsoft Model: 63A-00001 Publisher: Microsoft Special Features: nv:Device Type^Mouse|Connection Type^Wireless|Hand Orientation^Ambidextrous|Tracking Method^Laser|Scrolling Capability^Yes|Vertical Scroll^Yes Studio: Microsoft Warranty: 3 years warranty
Features:
High Definition Laser mouse delivers tight precision, great responsiveness and smooth tracking
Point and click to enlarge and edit detail using the Magnifier
Scroll horizontally and vertically through documents and Web pages using the responsive Tilt Wheel
Product DescriptionAs a computer navigation tool, the mouse has no peer in its simplicity and ease-of-use, but no matter how good something is, there's always room for improvement. Lasers, rather than a physical ball or optics, achieves pinpoint accuracy, giving you the finesse you need in fast-paced gaming, detailed photo manipulation and more. The scroll wheel has a tilt feature to make side-to-side scrolling just as easy as standard vertical scrolling. To read the fine print and see the intricacies of a digital photo, the Magnifier button is incredibly useful, acting like a magnifying glass held up to your monitor. 5 Customizable Buttons PC & Mac Compatible PC Operating System Requirements - Windows Vista, Windows XP, or Windows 2000 SP4 or higher Mac Operating System Requirements - Mac OS X v10.2-10.4.x (excluding Mac OS X v10.0-10.1) Requires a USB port for wireless transmitter
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Uncomfortable and Poor Signal
I purchased this mouse to replace an older Logitech mouse and have been fairly disappointed. Microsoft mice have usually been pretty good, but this one falls a bit short, I think.
First of all, the right side button is completely inaccessible, unless you purchase a 3rd party flaming hoop and jump through it.
The left side buttons are accessible, but not comfortably so.
The biggest problem I've had with this mouse is it will periodically develop an electronic ... Read More
Rating: - a great magnifying mouse
I purchased this mouse for myself and was very impressed with the magnifying feature. With one click, your pointer turns into a magnifying glass which can be increased to cover most of the computer screen. I was so impressed that I purchased another one for my sister who has vision problems. The mouse was very easy for her to install, and I look forward to my sister having fun again when she uses her computer.
Rating: - GREAT PRODUCT!!
I just love my new cordless mouse!! It feels so comfortable in my hand, and is definitely "ergonomically correct." I would definitely recommend it to anyone who works at their computer all day long as I do! I especially appreciate the "magnifier" button for small print. I love Amazon -- they always have the best quality products and excellent customer service.
Rating: - Sore Hand and Forearm
The ergonomic component of this mouse is missing. Perhaps it was designed by a Pliedian or a Gray. The mouse works fine but not with the hand that has to hold it. And it's not just one ergonomic issue, there is a list. I thought I might try to get used to it but instead this mouse is causing me physical pain. I am very disappointed. Make sure you can take yours back if you want to gamble on this item.
Rating: - Nice mouse, but a bit misleading
The mouse fits nicely in the palm of the hand, but I bought it for use with my laptop and the USB connector is too big. The USB adapter is attached to a cord with a wireless signal receiver about the half the size of the mouse. This would be fine with a PC, but ease of portability is essential for a laptop.
All of this would have been fine had I known about the connector. The misleading aspect is that because none of the pictures show a large computer hook-up, I was assuming a small USB connector ... Read More
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Electronics : Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 5000 - Metallic Black (63A-00001)
- Uncomfortable and Poor Signal
- a great magnifying mouse
- Sore Hand and Forearm
- Nice mouse, but a bit misleading