Review on Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Mouse 3600 Black (PN7-00001) by Vinay Chaudhari ᠌

Since there was so little buyer feedback, I'll be the pioneer. I've used other brands of bluetooth mice before, including Microsoft's, Gigabyte's, CBR's, Logitech's, and Rapoo's, so I have a basis for comparison. To the exclusion of any other device, I solely use with a laptop. To this day, I am baffled as to why anyone would want to pair a mouse with a mobile device. So. Not huge, but not tiny, either. Even if I don't have the tiniest hand, I don't tire easily. But, depending on the bag, it may already be causing problems while inside. The case is made of a material that is easy on the touch and doesn't leave any residue on your fingertips. We found no evidence of backlash, indicating that the quality of both the materials and the craftsmanship were high. The BlueTrack sensor emits a faint blue light that is imperceptible at night. It seems reasonable to assume that he consumes a wide variety of foods, since mice are known to respond to motions made on even the chip bag. It only failed on the glass and mirror, but I have yet to come across a mouse that can operate properly on such materials. It's great that the buttons don't make any noise when pressed. Because I do a lot of my work at night without wanting to wake up my wife, I've found that these buttons are nearly inaudible, which has allowed me to keep the old mice hidden under the blankets. The only audible change is a little louder click when you press the wheel's button, but even that is tolerable. Left-right rocker wheel. The brakes don't work. Generally. I gave the wired one a go and saw no discernible difference in running counter and stalker. Both of the mice before this one had problems with the brakes, and one had to be returned under warranty. This wireless mouse performs just as well as a wired one in terms of precision and responsiveness. Perhaps the mouse still uses Bluetooth 4.0 because the brand is still taken seriously. Energy efficiency makes the latter viable for up to a year of service. Having a Duracell battery built in is a wonderful touch. Unlike mice equipped with Bluetooth 3, it has no delay between going to sleep and waking up. Summary. Absolutely fantastic mouse. It's something I would suggest without hesitation. The CBR is the only machine that can compete with its output, but its loud buttons and low-grade components belie any such claims.