Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2000 Review

I think sooner or later computer users will want a wireless keyboard or wireless mouse. I finally gave up and ordered one from Amazon about a month ago. I admit it, I got lazy and wanted to be disconnected from my desktop computer. The model I ordered was the Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2000.

I did not come to this conclusion lightly. I spent about a week off and on researching wireless mouses online and talking to people who already own one. Few things gripe my butt more than buying something and it not living up to my expectations. The reviews on Amazon for the Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2000 were very good and it appeared it would do what I wanted. So I placed my order.

This mouse fit my hand comfortably. Some of the other ones of my friends and coworkers that I had tried seemed awkward and I wasn't at all pleased with them. This Microsoft wireless mouse is about 6 and half inches long and about 2 inches or so high. If you want the down and dirty exact dimensions, you can find them on Amazon's website.

It's has what Microsoft calls a BlueTrack technology. I'm not sure what that is, but if it has anything with the way the cursor and the mouse interact, than I like it! It just felt really precise and I was able to set the movement speed of the cursor to my liking. It also has a tilt wheel and as an added bonus for you Southpaws, it can be used with either hand.

I was amazed at how far I could get back from the Screen and computer and still use the Microsoft wireless mouse 2000. In fact, I could control the cursor and its commands further back than what I could read! Okay...with my aging eyes that's not saying much, but it was cool playing with it that far away. I can imagine this would be one heck of a mouse for presentations at the Office.

I've been using the Microsoft wireless 2000 mouse now for a few weeks. I've learned that I can sit back in my Office chair and put my feet up on my little foot stool and use a lap desk to make using my computer ultra comfortable and lots more enjoyable. Furthermore, I have had no issues with the mouse not working or acting up like some other models of wireless mice I've heard about.

I have one friend who paid nearly $60 for her wireless mouse. When I tried it sitting back in my Office chair, it was very sluggish and sometimes the cursor would not respond to my hand movement of the mouse. I can say that I've had none of those issues. For $20, I feel that I've made a very wise purchase on a product I'm 110% satisfied with. I hope you've found my Microsoft Wireless Mouse 2000 review to be helpful. I really think you'll love this wireless mouse if you're in the market for one.