Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 - $23.98 Shipped @amazon.com

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at amazon.com:

Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 - Reg. $49.99, Sale $21.00 + $2.98 Shipping (Ships from and sold by Eforcity. )

**I have ordered from eforcity, a few times, and have had no problems with their service!

This is a nice deal on this Bluetooth Mouse. This was my first Bluetooth mouse, after nearly 2 years of usage ~ it still holds up well!
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Amazon's own pricing with free shipping is $27.14. If you want to order here is the deal LINKY

Details:
* Enjoy reliable, transceiver-free wireless connection to your PC with Bluetooth Technology
* Microsoft High Definition Laser Mouse products are more precise, more responsive, and deliver smoother tracking
* You won't get caught with a dead battery?the Battery Status LED Indicator glows red when the battery is running low
* Point and click in comfort?ergonomic design helps you work longer without discomfort
* Use the Back button to easily navigate between folders and Web pages, or press the wheel for auto-scroll

Additional Features:
1. Scroll Wheel
2. Battery Status Light
3. Back Button
4. Soft Grip Areas
5. On/Off Switch



System Requirements:
* Windows Vista®/Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2)
* or Mac OS X v.10.2.6–10.4.X
* 2 AAA Alkaline Batteries (included)

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i've had this mouse for a little over a year. the batteries last, i dunno, 3-4 weeks? seems like i replace them often, but im a heavy user. also, occasionally mine is not responsive and i have to turn it off, then back on. laser is located in the back and center of the mouse. fairly accurate tracking on all surfaces.

 

This mouse installed easily and works satisfactorily. If you want a bluetooth mouse, this one is worthy of consideration.

This mouse uses AAA batteries, which I dislike. AA batteries have a much longer life, and add desirable weight and heft to the mouse. My Kensington Bluetooth Mouse uses AA batteries and this gives it a much nicer, more solid feel. And longer battery life.

The scroll wheel on this mouse is not particularly good. It has a rough feel and if you press too hard you get that auto-scroll function when you don't really want it. My Kensington mouse, by comparison, was much less prone to accidental activation of that (not very desirable) auto-scroll feature.

On the plus side, this mouse has a nice shape to it. It is smaller than most notebook mice, which is a plus. It does not have any lights that flash during use which seems to increase battery life and perhaps compensates for the AAA batteries.

Overall, a decent mouse that I liked better after some use than when I first started using it. RJB.