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| Review of Microsoft Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 Mouse |
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2007-03-26 00:00:00 2 out of 3 found this reivew helpful |
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The Microsoft mouse is a very good one, The optical laser is very accurate and sits nicely in your palm. It has a side button that you can adjust to your liking. I use it for magnifying. (Read full review at Review Centre)
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| Pros: Easy to use Easy to setup Accurate Optical |
| Cons: Little on the Big Side |
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| -- ConsumerSearch Expert, ConsumerSearch 1 out of 2 found this reivew helpful |
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| Basic corded mouse.If you don't care about a wireless mouse, and don't need anything beyond basic two-button plus scroll-wheel functionality, reviews say Microsoft makes the most comfortable basic mice. The Microsoft Optical mouse can be used with either hand. It plugs into a USB port, but an adapter is included if you want to use an older PS/2 port. It is compatible with both PC and Mac computers. ...
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-- Activehome Expert, Activehome  1 out of 2 found this reivew helpful |
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| To most PC users, a mouse may be just a mouse, but there are those who insist on having exactly the right rodent. There's certainly plenty of choice available, from ergonomic models that cradle the hand to optical mice with no balls, and battery-powered wireless wonders. Those looking for the ultimate in desktop chic will want to get their hand on Microsoft's latest, developed in conjunction with internationally acclaimed designer Philippe Starck. While we're not sure about it being 'an artistic bridge that helps people connect with the technology they use every day', the Optical Mouse by Starck is definitely different. Separated by an orange or blue illuminated stripe, the left and right buttons run almost the entire length of the body, allowing you to click with the side of your hands as well as the tips of your fingers. What look like additional buttons on the side, however, are just simple grips. The mouse-wheel features the same stepping as used in older Intellimouse designs, offering more tactile feedback than newer models, but sadly it doesn't include a tilt mechanism for horizontal scrolling. If you've never had a mouse with this feature, chances are you won't miss it, but it would have been a useful addition. Despite our initial fears about the hemisphere design, Starck's mouse proved remarkably comfortable to use in either hand and as accurate as any other Microsoft device. Multiple testers agreed that it glided across the desk more easily than traditional mice. There's no software to install, so it really is plug and play. Even the box looks good. Simple and stylish, the Optical Mouse by Starck is an excellent choice for both PC and Mac users. Contact: Microsoft 0870 601 0100 www.microsoft.com/uk Specifications: PC: Windows 98/ME/2000 or XP Mac: Mac OS - USB port Like this story? Spread the news by clicking below: del.icio.us Digg this reddit! Permalink for this story | View trackbacks to this story Trackback URL: http://www.activehome.co.uk/actions/trackback/2044930 ...
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| Microsoft Comfort 3000(FA1-00002) Wired Optical Mouse |
| $12.99 - $45.95 |
| from 4 stores |
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