Typical price: £35
What is it: Wireless mouse with BlueTrack sensor
What we think: Versatile, portable and easy to use, it's a perfect travelling companion for right-handed users
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 30 April 2009
Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse, travel, shopping, hardware
We like:
BlueTrack sensor allows use on almost any surface; small footprint
We don't like:
No support for lefties; no off switch for saving battery life
CNET UK judgement:
Thanks to Microsoft's BlueTrack sensor technology, the Explorer Mini Mouse scrolls smoothly across almost any surface. With the exception of the left-handed, travellers will probably appreciate its portability, ease of use and innovative design
Full review:
Available for around £35, the Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse made its debut last year alongside its big brother, the Explorer Mouse. The Mini shares the same BlueTrack sensor as its sibling, letting you use it accurately on a variety of surfaces that aren't suitable for a normal laser mouse. The only big differences are the smaller footprint and the non-rechargeable AA battery that powers the Mini and its USB receiver. Continue Reading...
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