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Pros: Fully wireless, small but comfortable, inexpensive and responsive.

Cons: None that I have encountered.

The Bottom Line: A fine value and a perfect alternative to the built-in touch pads on modern laptops.

Review: For those of us who prefer mouse to touch pad control on our laptop computers, the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse Model 3000 does the trick! These days, all laptop computers come equipped with touch-pad controls by which the user controls ...

Pros: fits my hand well. accurate for my purposes. receiver stores in mouse

Cons: no dedicated on/off button

The Bottom Line: No bells, no whistles, just a well designed, reliable tool

Review: Most of the time, my computer stays at home, but there are days when it has to go with me. That need for portability caused me to get a laptop. My laptop has a touchpad built in, but there are times where nothing replaces the flexibility of a mouse. I ...

Pros: Easy to install, Works on any surface, No wires

Cons: Umm, it can be kind of heavy in your purse (or murse)?

The Bottom Line: The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse is a lifesaver for people who are fed up with traditional mice or sensitive touch pads.

Review: I originally purchased a Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse because I despised the touch pad on my laptop. That thing is so sensitive that I frequently end up clicking on links I never had any intention of clicking on. I ...

Pros: Work great, comfortable good features

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: This Microsoft Optical Mouse is the best I have used.

Review: I bought this Micrsoft optical mouse version 805529787261 a couple of months ago. I was looking for another mouse after mine had dies onme. I had used that one for so long that I wa spretty much out of the loop. I need some thing I could use and be ...

Pros: Shape, Price, Ease of installation, Smoothness

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this mouse. It is easy to install and use and it is very smooth.

Review: When I purchased a laptop recently, I also purchased a wireless mouse to go along with it. As I assumed all wireless mice were the same, I just picked one from the Dell website when I ordered. As Microsoft is a huge name, I thought that would be a good ...

Pros: Small; Good Wireless Reception; Accurate

Cons: occasional loss of connectivity

The Bottom Line: Good mouse. Excellent experience for the price.

Review: The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 is a must for people like me that are not very fond of the touch pad that comes with most notebooks these days. I would scroll documents using the mouse wheel any day as compared to having to adjust my ...

Pros: Good battery life, durable, and no interference issues.

Cons: No side navigation buttons. Smaller than standard desktop mouse. Scroll wheel is not great.

Review: I use this mouse with my laptop about 10-20 hours a week. I've found it to be pretty good. Battery life is excellent, one battery every 6-12 months and you are good to go. The receiver unit, when not plugged into your computer, can be stored by ...

Pros: Attractive, comfortable. Receiver tucks into base for compact and power-saving portability.

Cons: Gets a *little* uncomfortable after very long periods of use, but what portable doesn't? Pricey.

Review: I had a Targus wireless optical notebook mouse that met an untimely demise after its reciever was crushed (my own fault). I immediately wanted another one since the trackpad on my notebook makes me crazy after anything more than a few minutes. I picked ...

Pros: easy, small, optical, cordless, long battery life, convenient, snap-in receiver, conforms to hand.

Cons: sometimes doesn't work on lightly textured surfaces.

Review: this is an exteremely useful mouse to travel ot just use at your desk while your working on your laptop. I really like that it's sensitive, nice and small, conforms to well to your hane, easy to change the battery, long battery life, scroll ring in the ...

Pros: size, performance, wireless

Cons: none

Review: Everything works as expected. The USB plug-in receiver stores neatly in the bottom of the mouse - this also is the way to shut off the mouse. So, if you mistakenly leave your work area for a long period of time, with the mouse plugged into the laptop, ...