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Microsoft Touch Mouse
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Microsoft Touch Mouse

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Overall 8
8.0

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ComputerShopper
25 April 2013
  • Conclusion: If you’re in the market for a portable Bluetooth mouse that provides both comfort and ambidextrous flexibility, the Sculpt Touch Mouse is a strong choice.
  • Pros: Low-profile, neutral shape is comfy for both lefties and righties, Touch strip makes easy work of scrolling, Highly responsive on most surfaces
  • Cons: Rubberized sides easily attract dirt, Doesn't include rechargeable batteries
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Overall 7
7.0

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ComputerShopper
8 April 2013
  • Conclusion: Those who want more versatile touch controls for Windows 8 may want to opt instead for Microsoft's larger, though decidedly non-mobile, Touch Mouse, which has been
  • Pros: Pocketable size, Appealing industrial design, BlueTrack sensor registers well on most surfaces
  • Cons: No gesture support beyond scrolling, Shape is best suited to smaller hands, Battery life could be better
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Overall 6
6.0

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Channel5
30 August 2012
Overall 8
8.0

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ComputerShopper
1 February 2012
  • Conclusion: It's not for everyone, and most of the functionality that makes it pricey is lost if used outside of Windows 7.
  • Pros: Support for multitouch gestures right on mouse's upper surface, Quick setup and reasonable learning curve, Great for multitaskers working on multiple monitors in Windo...
  • Cons: Pricey, Not good for gaming, On some PCs, USB receiver requires use of extension cable to get a clear signal
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Overall 9
9.0

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Tweak Town
2 November 2011
  • Excerpt: As an everyday user of Apple's Magic Mouse, it has become the heart and soul of my everyday computing.
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Overall 6
6.0

Microsoft Touch Mouse

Everything USB
12 September 2011
  • Summary: This is everything the Apple Magic mouse failed to be; it offers the best of both a mouse and touchpad with almost none of the negatives of either.
  • Pros: Multi-touch sensitive touchpad built into the top of the mouse, Short and simple learning curve, Truly ambidextrous design, Productivity boost for power users
  • Cons: Less than optimal grip areas, Touch sensitive area can be a tad too sensitive, Windows 7 only, Only 1000 DPI sensitivity, No customization of the touch commands, Slugg...
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Overall 8
8.0

Microsoft Touch Mouse

itreviews.com
10 September 2011
  • Conclusion: The Microsoft Touch Mouse takes a bit of getting used to, and we aren't sure we'd want to use it all the time.
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Overall 7
7.0

Microsoft Touch Mouse

TechReviewSource.com
29 August 2011
  • Excerpt: The Microsoft Touch Mouse combines a traditional mouse with multitouch gestures to make navigating and using Windows 7 on a desktop computer just like a notebook with a
  • Pros: Easy to setup, Attractive, comfortable design, Responsive touch surface
  • Cons: A little costly, Only Windows 7 supported, No gesture for zooming
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Overall 8
8.0

Microsoft Touch Mouse

LAPTOP Magazine
16 August 2011
  • Summary: The Microsoft Touch Mouse offers useful multitouch gestures in a comfortable and sleek design.
  • Pros: Easy to install; Quick and responsive multitouch gestures; Sleek comfortable design; Software makes it easier to multitask
  • Cons: A tad expensive; Doesn't perform pinch-to-zoom; Only works with Windows 7 systems
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Overall 8
8.0

Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse review

itproportal.com
7 November 2012
  • Conclusion: The Microsoft Sculpt Touch Mouse is a solid mouse in nearly every respect. Its compact size doesn't come at the expense of ergonomic comfort, and its ambidextrous design...
  • Pros: Ambidextrous design, Bluetooth connectivity saves a USB port, Comfortable to hold, BlueTrack tech means smooth tracking, Mac compatible
  • Cons: Non-rechargeable, uses AA batteries
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