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Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4500


$25.00 Released March, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Proprietary BlueTrack technology - greater surface compatibility. Five customizable functions - all buttons can be changed through the included software. Rubber side grips with a uniform shape for comfort in either hand (ambidextrous design).

The Cons:Middle mouse click has a slight delay. Optical laser on back end of mouse making you move the whole mouse rather than just your wrist. Unergonomical side button - must be pressed with the ring finger.

The Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4500 is a Windows-only wired/corded mouse featuring Microsoft’s proprietary BlueTrack Technology. Like its wireless counterparts, the Comfort Mouse uses advanced optics to generate a more precise image of the surface, thereby allowing it to track more accurately and work on a variety of different surfaces.

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It is in fact Microsoft’s first CORDED Bluetrack mouse. The goal was to eliminate the need to change batteries. It was released in March 2010 and is available in four colors: Lochness Grey, Poppy, Sea Blue, and Strawberry.

Featured

  • Corded BlueTrack Mouse
  • Windows Only
  • BlueTrack Technology
  • Advanced Optics
  • Works on Various Surfaces
  • No Need to Change Batteries
  • Four Color Options

Specifications

  • Batteries:
  • Compatibility: Windows 7, Vista, XP
  • Warranty: 3-Year Limited

Color Options

  • Lochness Grey
  • Poppy
  • Sea Blue
  • Strawberry

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Pros
  • 4

    proprietary BlueTrack technology - greater surface compatibility

  • 4

    five customizable functions - all buttons can be changed through the included software

  • 2

    rubber side grips with a uniform shape for comfort in either hand (ambidextrous design)

  • 2

    lengthy 3 year manufacturer warranty

Cons
  • 2

    middle mouse click has a slight delay

  • 2

    Optical laser on back end of mouse making you move the whole mouse rather than just your wrist.

  • -1

    unergonomical side button - must be pressed with the ring finger

  • -2

    mouse wheel scrolling has a fair amount of unnecessary resistance

  • -2

    not plug and play - requires software for full functionality

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