🖱️ Optimized Microsoft Precision Mouse Review

I come from an old Logitech M510. The finish of this Surface Mouse is the same as other Surface products, but I have a few issues: 1. The edge under the mouse is not smooth and drags behind the mat, causing fatigue.2. The thumb rest is too high above the surface and at a sharp right angle - uncomfortable for long periods.3. The wheel has no side clicks to scroll.4. The mouse clicks a little hard and loud (but not that hard).5. Sometimes the mouse twitches when trying to move to the right place…

This is the most expensive mouse I have ever owned. I've been using it for about a week now and switching between using it for my laptop and my PC is as smooth as it gets. While the plastic case isn't what I expected from a $100 mouse, it feels much better than the $10-20 mice I'm used to. The connection is so good that I didn't even see the difference between a wired and wireless connection. No signs of poor connectivity or hiccups. The middle button below the mouse wheel allows you to switch…

The underside of this mouse is designed so that the entire perimeter of the base contacts every surface you use, causing friction with every movement. There is no non-slip material on this mouse. If you are busy and have to do a lot of mouse work, this leads to quite heavy paper while using the mouse, which actually glides more freely. There are no software tricks or modifications in the Microsoft Mouse & Keyboard Center app to solve the hardware development problem that Microsoft offers to the

Good features: Materials seem to be of good quality Buttons and dials are much more precise than Logitech thumb rest, although not perfect, better than none Bad (everything else): Thing is huge. I have 9 inch hands (thumb to pinky) and I can't believe it. The wheel is metal, so it's not stubborn enough. The wheel is also super pressure sensitive. So if you press a little to get a hold, it will most likely click down. Wireless only works with Bluetooth. Also, the driver *only* works with…

This is a big step forward for the Microsoft mouse. Last time I had a Bluetooth Sculpt Touch mouse with Bluetrack technology that worked on everything but glass. I know Logitech had this feature years ago, but this is the first Microsoft mouse to work well on my glass tabletop, so I didn't need a mouse pad - ever. I have 2 Windows 10 laptops that I use at work. The mouse is surprisingly good at automatically switching between two computers. It's not perfect, but there's a tiny switch at the…