Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic Mouse

I used to be a die-hard fan of Logitech Mouses. I bought a new computer and it has Bluetooth. I got tired of my wired mouse cord always catching on something on my desk so I decided to get a Bluetooth mouse for it. I took my Logitech mouse from my laptop, which worked perfectly on the laptop, and unplugged my corded mouse, and plugged in the dongle for the Logitech mouse. At first it worked good, then it started to be very jumpy. I don't know if the Bluetooth from the computer was causing this. I can't turn off the Bluetooth in the computer because my wireless speakers are using it. I started looking for a wireless Logitech Mouse that didn't need a dongle, and wasn't prohibitively expensive. I couldn't find one but came across this Microsoft mouse so I decided to try it. When it got here I turned it on, and it went into pairing mode. The computer Bluetooth found it immediately and everything is working fine. I can't speak to how long the batteries will last since I've only been using it for a few days. I haven't had the problem that others have had where if it is idle for a while you have to turn it off and back on to get it to work again. I would say my hands are slightly larger than normal, and this mouse is very comfortable. If I could change one thing it would be the two buttons on the left side that I use as Back and Forward buttons. For me they need to be just a little more forward from their current position. I don't see this as a great problem because I'm sure I'll get used to their position after I've used this mouse for a while. I highly recommend this mouse!

I was looking to replace a standard wired mouse that came with my laptop. The 4 small pads/bumpers on the bottom of my old mouse have long fallen off and the mouse easily got "sticky" and dragged. This new one has large area teflon slides/pads on the bottom making the cursor motion quite smooth are are easy to wipe clean when they pick up any grimy stuff from the desk surface over time. I wanted just a simple mouse with left & right clicker plus a scroll wheel as it suits most typical computer interactions. This mouse does have two left-thumb customizable buttons which I don't need or want, but they're easily ignored both functionally and physically if you don't need them. There's a rest for my thumb (left hand), a feature that I've never had before but I found to be surprisingly comfortable. The thumbwheel has straight knurling for positive grip and has gentle but smooth detents as you rotate it. The thumbwheel "click" function is easy to actuate when you need it but firm enough to avoid accidental wheel-clicks when you don't want to. I have a few weeks of daily use on it now and the batteries are still OK. I don't turn off the mouse bluetooth or power switches between uses so I may not achieve the 15 month claim for battery life, but I'd rather change the two batteries every several weeks to a few months rather than always turning the switches off and on again every time I end or start a computer session. Overall I like it.

I've had a Microsoft Surface ergonomic mouse on my desk for years now. I love it. It's my favorite mouse. After trying to go cheap on the bluetooth mouse I keep in my laptop bag and having it fail before the first set of batteries needed replaced (less than a year), I decided to go back to a recognizable brand and was surprised to see a non-Surface Microsoft bluetooth mouse that looked almost identical to the mouse on my desk, and for a good price. I bought it, and I'm glad I found it. It costs about twice what my previous cheap Chinese mouse cost, but this one is far more comfortable and should last several years, ultimately making it a better deal than those questionable unknown-brands that are practically disposable. The only differences that I can tell so far between this and my Surface ergonomic mouse are the lack of scroll function button (switches between smooth and detent), less premium materials (still plenty good!), and no rechargeable battery. Oh, also, this one can be paired with three different devices and switched between them with a button on the bottom of the mouse.. I think my Surface mouse is limited to two devices. Truthfully, if my Surface mouse failed today, I'd happily replace it with one of these. I don't like smooth scroll wheels, I am satisfied with the materials on this mouse, and I actually prefer replaceable batteries. For a very fair price, this is a no-brainer. Just get this one. Don't bother with those cheap unknown-brands--they'll cost you more in the long run by having to be replaced so often.

Absolutely love this with my Mac Mini M1 setup. Works flawlessly. Very smooth, and stable connection via bluetooth. Very smooth and high quality feel of clicks and scrolling. Furthermore, I love its ergonomics. Its shape is great for all day use. That said, with the white version, it leaves this stain from your hands that simply won't come off. Images are what they look like after trying to clean them. Keep in mind, I've always had white peripherals that do stain previously. But these just won't come off no matter what I try. Could've been my perfect mouse. But outside of that, everything else is flawless.

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This mouse is very comfortable during use, and the energy consumption is not bad. After a year and a half using it, still on the first battery installed, using it everyday. Ergonomics are good and feeling on the skin is too. The mouse is lighter than a similar priced Logitech mouse. This is not a mouse designed for gaming but can do the job for most games. Only downside is that the scrolling is only incremental, and I really like a free spin scrolling.

I love this no dongle mouse. I don't have to switch USB dongle switching between my computers. It connects so quickly to my computers through bluetooth. The only thing that can be improved is the bluetooth switch button, its located at the bottom of the mouse, I have to flip it over to switch. Other than that, it's great build quality, feels very comfortable. The two sides are soft touch silicon-like texture.

With the pop-up "Keyboard and Mouse Center" software installed, I found this mouse to have a lot of input latency (delay), be generally inaccurate, and have very inconsistent movement sensitivity. It also caused at least one very odd issue with Excel, where "inserting copied cells" would add hundreds of thousands of columns of the same data to the sheet. After un-pairing it, removing the software, and re-pairing the mouse, I found the experience much improved. There is still a small amount of latency - expected in a Bluetooth device of any kind - but otherwise operation is much more consistent.

Very responsive, use this mouse for both my Dell laptop and work laptop, switches between 2 flawlessly. It's very simply in its design but feels premium. Originally going to buy the Logitech M720, as similar feature set, but this feels better in hand and looks better.