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Jason404

4:46 AM on 22 October, 2009

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"Thankfully eschewing Bluetooth"

Why did you say that? What is bad about using Bluetooth on mice? I would prefer it, as then I could use it on my laptop as well, without having to have a dongle sticking out of it. Please tell me what you think is bad about BT.

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8:41 AM on 16 May, 2010

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I luckily got this mouse for free (with a keyboard) while purchasing a monitor last week. I tried it as a replacement of my older mouse but that didn't last long. I did like how I could use it effectively on multiple surfaces though the overall feel of the mouse was poor. It feels big, chunky and fat when you hold and the two side buttons are near impossible to access in a comfortable grip. I see how the mouse is made for left/right handers but if you are are right hander just go out and find a mouse built for a right hander. This mouse gives a horrible experience.

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In the Wireless BlueTrack Mouse 5000, Microsoft has created a reasonably attractive and fairly comfortable ambidextrous mouse which offers class-leading BlueTrack sensor performance at an excellent price. For south-paws and those who mouse on unusual surfaces it's a bargain, but thanks to a few ergonomic failings everyone else might wish to check out other mice first.

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Reviewed by Ardjuna Seghers

25 July 2009

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£32.02

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