Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 - Graphite. Comfortable Ergonomic design, Wireless, USB 2.0 with Nano transceiver for PC/Laptop/Desktop, works with Mac/Windows Computers

I've been using the Microsoft Mobile 4000 for a very long time. No issues at all. Everything is in place and working great. I have knocked it off the desk many time with no breaks. The scroll wheel is super smooth. The side button is programmable to one of several choices. I use it to jump to desktop screen and back.It is a small mouse and is therefore suitable for travel. It is very light weight and easy to push around; it doesn't take much more energy than just pushing your hand; feels almost like the mouse isn't there and yet, it is.I have an average size hand I would say. I do not rest my

UPDATE NOV 2021: still a great mouse, comfortable enough to use for hours, and everything in my earlier review below holds true. I have one at my desk and another in my travel bag, and just bought another one as backup! However, I wanted to post a caution: when the mouse gets old, DON'T try to clean the wheel. I just destroyed the wheel when cleaning the overall mouse. Rest of the surfaces de-gooked nicely, but the rubber on the wheel is very soft to begin with, and was by this time so old that it started disintegrating.------------- Original review follows -------------We used Microsoft Explo

I have always thought the Microsoft 5-button Optical Intellimouse was my favorite mouse...but they don't make that anymore. I was concerned prior to getting this that I would feel that it is too small for my hands and what I am used to, but after having used it for about 3 weeks it is going great. The size is just fine for me, the mouse tracks like I expect it to, I love the back button on the thumb. I also like the NANO receiver so there is nothing to complain about on this mouse. I'm planning on ordering another one for work just to have one there as well.Update May 2015: I have had the firs

I'll start by saying that I love this mouse, but it is only fair to say that the one I just purchased is the fourth one I've bought, and the one it is replacing lasted less than six months before the left button stopped working--too late for an Amazon return, and Microsoft makes returns for such inexpensive items impractical. I watched a YouTube video on disassembling the mouse for cleaning (not guaranteed to solve the problem) and concluded that it made more sense just to buy a new one.My first wireless mouse was the BlueTrack Mobile Mouse 6000 Wireless, purchased in September 2009. In Februa

This mouse is approaching its 5 year anniversary and I have absolutely loved using it. It is the only piece of my technology that I use nearly every single day that has not failed in that time span; and its still going! When switching it between computers I know that I can plug the receiver in and it will within seconds start working, only a pair of wired headphones activate faster for me. The 1 AA battery can last for months and it kindly notifies with a slowly blinking red light when it is getting low. Finally, the BlueTrack technology works so well that it is annoying when other mouses are

Another one of the reviews I read for this was absolutely correct when they pointed out the lack of "micro-lag" with this mouse. With my previous wireless mouse, there was just something always nagging me about the responsiveness of the pointer on screen. Keep in mind this is a 24" screen, and that I never got that feeling with smaller ones. The tracking on this mouse however is absolutely great, and after dealing with two other brands of (both more expensive!), it is something I thought I had to sacrifice in order to use a less expensive wireless mouse. The excellent tracking absolutely sold

The table where I use my computer has a glossy surface. A café that I go to has glass-topped tables. Until I started using the MS 4000, I always had to use a mouse pad. The MS 4000 works on every surface that I've tried. And it works flawlessly!I've heard that there was an overheating problem with the USB receiver. They fixed it. Mine never gets hot. I leave it in the computer all the time because it's so small and it doesn't snag on anything when I put my notebook in its case.Some people have complained that the mouse pointer sometimes fails to move smoothly. I've had this happen, too. But, o

got this mouse this morning and i'm pretty impressed thus far. the mouse does support side-scrolling by nudging the scroll wheel left and right. i wasn't sure if it would. the microsoft keyboard/mouse center program (which you download for microsoft.com/hardware/downloads) lets you customize what each button does. you can assign various commands like forward/back, cut/copy/paste, etc or you can set up specific key combinations or macros. it even allows for app specific commands which is pretty neat. as far as the feel of the mouse, it's been good so far. it fits comfortably in my hand and the