You can use the Laser 7000 on both Mac and PC without the software if you can't be bothered, however using it with the software will give you extra features and more control. When not in use the mouse snaps onto yet another low profile accessory, this time the charger and it's easy to use although does take up more desk space than a vertical offering.Ĭonnection is via a small USB 2.4GHz wireless dongle and set-up without the use of software is as easy as plugging it in. Personally compared to my Logitech MX revolution it was a little on the flat side with my two furthest right fingers trailing off the mouse rather than cupping it like a ball. Lightweight, it's a very different sculpting to Logitech's MX Revolution offering priced also around the £50 and will no doubt suit some but not others. The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a right-handed mouse with a low profile, a number of buttons that are all customisable and of course a four-way scroll wheel in the centre. Microsoft's latest offering promises to do just that, provide you with a good mouse for working with, but does it? We get scrolling and clicking to find out. You might be able to get them for a couple of quid, but a good mouse is like a good pair of shoes they will stand you in good stead. (Pocket-lint) - If you spend plenty of time at your desk then you need a good mouse.
