71
Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse
$49.95
Released September, 2011
The Pros:Smooth touch strip is comfortable to work with once you're used to it. Nice style, looks attractive on the desk. Good range on the receiver, will work across the room.
The Cons:Strip in the middle has a hard time sensing the fingertip. Hand rests in a slightly awkward position compared to a regular mouse.
The Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse is a mid-range wireless mouse with BlueTrack laser/optical technology. It also features a touch-sensitive strip in place of a scroll wheel, a Plug-And-Go Nano Receiver and five customizable buttons.
Loading latest prices from ProductWiki...
Additionally, the Explorer Touch Mouse sports a three-year limited warranty, an 18-month battery life and is compatible with both Windows- and Mac-based computers.
The Explorer Touch Mouse's BlueTrack technology combines the best of both laser and optical mouse technologies, resulting in greater precision and sensitivity on nearly any surface. Its touch strip allows the Explorer Touch Mouse to offer one touch scrolling and navigation reminiscent of smartphone touchscreens for greater ease of use and fewer moving parts than standard scroll mice. Meanwhile, the Explorer Touch Mouse's Plug-And-Go Nano Receiver is extremely small, allowing it to be left in laptop USB ports without worry. The Microsoft Explorer Touch Mouse is available in black, grey and red.
Features
- BlueTrack laser/optical technology
- Touch-sensitive scroll/navigation strip
- Plug-And-Go Nano Receiver
- Five customizable buttons
- 18-month battery life with 2 AA batteries
- Compatible with both Windows- and Mac-based computers
- Three-year limited warranty
- Available in black, grey and red
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
-
1
smooth touch strip is comfortable to work with once you're used to it
-
1
nice style, looks attractive on the desk
-
1
good range on the receiver, will work across the room
-
1
sleek design fits well in a briefcase sleeve or small pocket
-
1
glides smoothly, doesn't tend to catch on things
-
1
strip in the middle has a hard time sensing the fingertip
-
1
hand rests in a slightly awkward position compared to a regular mouse
Community Reviews
see more community reviews
From your Computer
From the Web
Comments (0)
helpful
Read the full review
You may also like...
