Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Mouse
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Mouse is praised for its appearance, response speed, and comfort in hand. It is ideal for working with a laptop due to its simplicity and minimal additional buttons. Users appreciate its seamless connection without needing additional drivers, especially with updated systems like Windows 10. Although it may not be the best for gaming due to the need for a firmer grip, it still performs well with a response speed comparable to wired mice. The connection remains stable, and any issues are likely due to the user's computer setup. The buttons are quiet, and the scroll wheel moves smoothly. Despite housing batteries, the mouse is not heavy, and the battery life is impressive, lasting up to six months.
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Appearance, response speed, comfortable in the hand No  Viktor S.: use Microsoft Designer Bluetooth Mouse few months |
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In hand, the mouse feels very comfortable, initially unfamiliar after the mice we're used to since childhood with the same "back" shape, but you quickly get used to it. It's not very convenient in games, as a firmer grip is needed, but even there, the mouse performed excellently, the response speed was on par with wired ones.
The connection has never dropped, I don't know why everyone is dissatisfied, it's clearly not the mouse's fault, but your computers, i.e., drivers, OS, etc.
The buttons click quietly, the scroll is pleasant and moves smoothly without any play.
It’s not heavy despite the batteries inside. By the way, regarding the batteries, the first ones have been working since summer, for almost half a year now.