Customer Ratings & Reviews

Malfunctioned right out of the box. Do not recommend this item. Unusable.

The left button stuck down Wasted money and 4 hours trying to fix computer

This mouse requires a somewhat forceful pressure to click. I would not have made this purchase had I known.

This device works when it wants to and doesn’t most of the time.

the connections for the battery very poor , my second a piece of junk the connections are no good, piece of garbarge..

bought this to use with my laptop. It died after little over a month

not grate a cheaper logitech works better then this product

This mouse is portable, comfortable, and precise. It has a nano transceiver, a 10-month battery life, and a 4-way scroll wheel. It uses BlueTrack Technology to work on almost any surface. It is also compatible with Windows, Mac, and Android. It is a great mouse for travel and work.

trash,trash,trash....don't buy Microsoft product ....

Didnt get it,delivere to an ild address on my file

The response of this mouse was hesitant and wheel was not smooth.

Great I love this product. I will recommend it to all my friends wherever I go. It’s so easy and it made my life too easy. It’s awesome. I handle it is it makes my life so easy This is a awesome product

This mouse is very noisy when clicking on your pointer.

This is a small but mighty mouse. It scrolls smoothly and easily. I love that the little adapter fits back in a slot on the bottom of the mouse when not inserted into the computer, instead of removing the battery cover and inserting the adapter inside the mouse. The only thing to keep in mind is that it is a small mouse. Nevertheless, it is still comfortable to use.

Really inexpensive yet this mouse tracks smooth and precise. The wireless range is good and the USB transceiver is miniature. It only requires one AA battery, and the On/Off slide switch conserves battery life greatly. The mouse is comfortable to use and works very well. A terrific value, and perfect for laptops.

I had this mouse for over 2 months now. It's a great little mouse. Got it to use with my new Toshiba Laptop, I really didn't like the touch pad. This mouse is much better than the corded on on our desktop. It is very responsive and accurate. It also works well on almost any surface. At first I thought the Bluetrack tech was a gimmick, but it really works! It even worked on my knee when I was sitting at my favorite chair. It is comfortable in my hand. My son likes it too,he has large hands Because it's a 2.4 ghz instead of bluetooth it doesn't drain the laptop battery like our bluetooth mouse did. And the nano usb control is almost out of sight. I just love it.Paid $39.99 for it, it's worth it. If you can get it on sale, even better!

I got the poppy red one on a deal of the day for $7.99 so I cant complain about the price. Overall this is a great mouse. I use it mainly on my laptop. It pretty much works on any surface, my bed, glass, wood etc. the scroller is quiet. The build is great which will come in handy because I drop my mice on tile floors all the time which is why I bought this one. Feels great in the hand. I was afraid the poppy red would look a little effeminate but its not. Says 10 month battery so we will see. Didn't install the software as I just let Win 7 install the drivers and that works for me. For the price completely satisfied.

I purchased this mouse about 2 years ago. I use it for work and I am on my computer, using my mouse constantly! It goes through some pretty tough abuse. My self and my coworker both have one due to its great design and ease of connectivity. I will occasionally bring it home on the weekends and use it on my Macbook with no problems. Because of the heavy usage, the scroll button is just now starting to disintegrate, but I'm not surprised. It gets heavily abused so I will be purchasing another soon. I would highly recommend.

A long time ago in a Galaxy far, far away: Microsoft manufactured (or licensed) form-fitting right-handed mouses (mice?). Those days are gone. Enter the ambidextrous models. Sounds better for a Friday night date than a mouse doesn't it, but I digress. Over my career, I have used dozens of mouses. I tend to lean towards Microsoft for the most consistent, reliable, computer pointing experience. The 4000 doesn't disappoint...IF you understand its quirks...just like ALL wireless Microsoft mouses (MSM). The wireless receiver claims it can transmit across 15 feet. Nope. MSM have never been able to do this. They are *not* Bluetooth-capable--just regular congested channel 2.4 MHz. Mine *barely* makes it 3 ft before beginning to drop signal (noticed by studdering, skipping, acting flaky). I work around this with a USB-A to A extension cable taped to the bottom of my desk. This keeps the mouse and the receiver *less than 3 ft apart* at all times. My signal is accurate and fast... Right up there with my Logitech gaming mouse. MSM use up battery very slowly so it's important that you use Alkaline AA batteries (not rechargeable) in single-battery models. The difference is NiMH batteries run on 1.2V and Alkaline run on 1.5V. Most rechargables discharge at a constant rate even when not in use so the usable voltage will be less...again shortening your transmit range. I normally get 6-12 mo of time between changes. MSM no longer come with CD's in the packaging for drivers. You have to rely on your operating sys to select the *correct* Intellimouse drivers. My versions of Windows (2000, XPP x32, 7 Pro x64) never have and I normally have to hunt it down myself. If you want access to the mouse's higher functions, be prepared to locate the appropriate drivers with Microsoft . If those quirks don't bother you, than the 4000, like all Microsoft mouses (except the ultra basic and Arc series) will be a welcome addition to your mainstream computer pointing experience.

I use this for my surface pro 6 when I’m outside in my little man cave/storage closet when moments of peace have escaped me for too long. And it’s not the best setup so I have smacked this thing of its little table onto the concrete more times than I care to admit and it still works perfectly (even though the sound is similar to a hard egg cracking :( Nothing special, no bells no whistles but does the job wirelessly and can survive a beating.