#MICROSOFT MOUSE BATTERY CHANGE BLUETOOTH#

IвЂ™ve been using this mouse for nearly a year and a half, so IвЂ™m reasonably certain I have a good grasp of how well it works. The battery door can be a real pain to remove, and the connect button is tiny enough that youвЂ™ll have to use your fingernail, but other than that itвЂ™s not a huge deal. The power on/off switch and the connect button are both on the bottom of the mouse.Д¬omplaints are minimal, honestly. The buttons work well with a good click, adequate roll on the mouse wheel, and the whole thing is generally pretty comfortable. It has an ambidextrous grip вЂ“ not a huge deal, IвЂ™m not a southpaw вЂ“ and it does fit fairly comfortably given how tiny and frustrating notebook mice can be to use. Part of the reason I chose the Microsoft Excessively Long-Winded Named Mouse 5000 (thereвЂ™s only one so the model number seems kind of gratuitous) was because the grip felt right.

Compatible with Windows XP, Vista and 7.

Includes two AAA batteries and travel pouch.

#MICROSOFT MOUSE BATTERY CHANGE BLUETOOTH#

HP has a Bluetooth notebook mouse out there, but I generally see it running for at least $10 more than MicrosoftвЂ™s option. It had the best feel when IвЂ™d gently fondled it in public, and probably more importantly, it was about the only one I could find with any kind of reliability.

At the end of the day, I went with the Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000, also called the вЂњ Microsoft Bluetooth Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse 5000вЂќ on the box.

Microsoft mouse battery change