Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 1.0 - mouse > Reviews

Advantages: Ergonomics. Reliability, looks, build quality robust
Disadvantages: -

I've been using a Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 for about 6 months. I bought it because I have arthritis and the ergonomics of the mouse mean that it fits perfectly into my palm requiring the minimum of finger movement. The fact this is a laser mouse means the sensitivity is excellent and it can be used n virtually any surface. It has excellent battery life, a number of reprogrammable buttons on the thumb position (useful fr surfing ... Read review

Advantages: Overall, a nice mouse
Disadvantages: Scrolling is as good as impossible to dio with any accuracy

Overall, it's nto a bad mouse, fits nicely into the hand and works well. Thebattery has lasted 8 months and still going strong. However, there is one major fault that effects this mouse - the scroll wheel. I remember when I went to buy it, seom people mentioned this and I put their comments down to them being pedantic. Firstly, the wheel has no form of click or feedback like all other wheels I have used when scrolling. This makes trying to navigate ... Read review

Advantages: Fulfills exactly what you would expect
Disadvantages: Not cheap

I have a problem with my wrist (carpel tunnel syndrome) which means using a traditional mouse leaves me aching in a very short time. Some very detailed research must have been undertaken when designing this mouse as although it doesn't look particularly any different to others, it feels comfortable and I can use it for hours without any after-effects on my once-painful wrist. I don't use a mouse pad with any wrist support yet I still find it no problem ... Read review