Reviews and Problems with Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2000
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Overall 4
Shipped with broken transciever
Pam Labinski, Amazon
21 March 2013
Summary: The transceiver just randomly stops working. It also stops working if you accidentally breathe on it or bump it. It is AWFUL. But when it works, it is a good mouse.
Summary: UPDATE from March 18th, 2013: Surprisingly this mouse works excellently on Apple Mac tower (2.8 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon, 4GB RAM) under Mac OS X (10.6.8).
Summary: There are no issues with the function of this mouse, but the USB receiver is the large style. You need to remove the receiver before putting your laptop away.
Summary: This thing works pretty much flawlessly, but I have some gripes. The great: -Very responsive -Works great on the desk or a mouse pad -Much more precise than the corded...
Summary: Being a slightly bigger mouse, I find it very comfortable for either hand and also ergonomical. Being wireless makes it easier to use, not having to drag the wire around.
Summary: I haven't had this for very long, but the moment I plugged it into my laptop, it worked like a charm. The clicking is loud, but if you can get past that this is a very...
Summary: I haven't had this for very long, but the moment I plugged it into my laptop, it worked like a charm. The clicking is loud, but if you can get past that this is a very...
Summary: Meets all my requirements... Ergonomics, wireless, build quality and inexpensive! My previous mouse was also a Microsoft Mouse (Comfort Mouse that lasted for 5 yrs).
Summary: Meets all my requirements... Ergonomics, wireless, build quality and inexpensive! My previous mouse was also a Microsoft Mouse (Comfort Mouse that lasted for 5 yrs).
Summary: I bought this remote mouse in February 2011 when it was a lightning deal for under ten bucks. I kept it as a spare until my regular wired mouse died.