REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
(based on 43 reviews)
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of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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I would not buy this again
By Jason
from Searcy AR
About Me Casual User
Comments about Microsoft� Explorer Touch Mouse; Wireless:
The mouse pointer seems to disappear a lot. I end of shaking the mouse every time I use it, almost like it goes to sleep. Very annoying.
Does the job ! Wish I had bought better
By The Juice
from Canadian Lakes, MI
You get what you pay for. Does the job but I find it slow at times.
not quite what expected
By PC Pat
from Beloit.wi
About Me Power user
Some things just can not be improved.
Would not buy another
By woodworker
from Palm Bay, Fl
The scroll feature need much improvement. Most often it does not work at all.
A wireless winner
By Treefrog
from Oxford, CT
I picked this mouse up when my MAC mouse died. It had been getting worse for so long, that this one felt like I had upgraded from a bicycle to a ferari! It was intended to act as a temporary replacement, but I think I'll just keep this one. I really like the smooth glide of the mouse and the wireless feature makes it easy for my lefty colleague to use my machine. The scroll feature tends to stick on occasion, but it self corrects if I turn the mouse off and on again. All in all I would say this is an excellent product.
Microsoft touch mouse
By Grannie Free
from Warsaw, IN
I like the design, but the scrolling is slow to respond. I have to hit the button two or three times before it starts working. Other than that I like this mouse. It glides very smoothly, comfortable design with a sleek and slim style. Just takes some adjustment after using a regular scrolling mouse. I also like the feature of scrolling from side to side. I have use other Microsoft mice, but this one is far superior.
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Less than expected
By disappointed soul
from Georgia
I was so disappointed. I expected it to be far above the others, but the tracking is hard to keep up with. When I scroll, I often lose the cursor or it goes way beyond what I want. I tried adjusting it, but there were no good directions-too difficult to figure out.
Disappointed, not worth the price
By TouchMouseHater
from Fairfax County, VA
Most of the time the cursor movements are ok, not as controlled as I would expect from a expensive mouse. At times the cursor justs jumps around and is almost impossible to position accurately. Tried on multiple surfaces.The shape is not conducive to control and the scroll mechanism is awkward.
Working great so far.
By Tiif
from Etna, OH
This is the first Microsoft mouse I have ever bought independently from a desktop. So far it is working great. The settings console could be a little more user friendly. The sliders on the settings program don't offer much in the way customization when working with the middle touch strip scrolling settings. It is very 1-20 with no halves. Other than that I don't really have any complaints. I have yet to try the app specific settings. It flows nicely on any surface and the click response it very quick and accurate.
Decent, but quirky & needing improvment
By nhmtnbkr
from Nashua, NH
This is an OK mouse, but it's definitely quirky and needing some work. Thanks to Apple's inane changes with the implementation with Mountain Lion, I had to stop using my MS Explorer mouse with my Macbook, which was a great mouse. This mouse came the closest in 4-button fucntionality of a MS mouse, which is still better than the Logitech mice. The touch scroll fucntion is decent, but occasionally goes spastic and doesn't seem to know when to stop or which direction you've scrolled in. If you do like I did and set the click fucntions on the swipe tab to be a forward and back keys for Web navigation, definitely be prepared for a lot of annoyance, esp. with the middle click to be the Expose function in Mountain Lion. The mouse frequently is very finicky in recognizing the clicks for forward and back by forcing very precise touches as the top and bottom of the pad, frequently construing either touch to be an Expose click instead, which suggest MS need to rework the recognition pad below the panel and redefine greater areas for the clicks at the top and bottom.I am reticent to really recommend this mouse, but since it's slightly above average and one of the few mice that work with Mountain Lion, I will.
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