Microsoft 69K-00001 Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 (Metallic Grey)

List Price: $79.95 Discount Price: $32.94

Features:

• High-definition laser technology offers precision 4-way scrolling
• Click the scroll wheel button to activate the handy, built-in Instant Viewer
• The Magnifier enlarges text and digital imagery to fine-tune detailed tasks
• Battery life indicator glows red when the mouse battery is running low
• Mouse offers unmatched ergonomic design that conforms to your hand

Customer Reviews:

Excellent product [Posted on 2008-04-05]
Excellent product. The ergonomic design takes about a day or two to get used to, but after you do you will never use a mouse the same way again.

Great Mouse, Learning Curve Required. [Posted on 2008-04-21]
I took me about 1-2 weeks to get comfortable with this mouse, however once I was I would never go back to a typical mouse.

ouch [Posted on 2008-05-01]
I got this mouse about two hours ago. I wanted a new, ergo mouse. I have small hands, and maybe it's that, but I had instant wrist pain/numbness, my palm hurt after about a half hour, and I'm going back to my original Mac Mighty Mouse until I can find a decent ergonomic mouse that won't make my hand and wrist problems worse. I'm really disappointed, because I had very high hopes! I'm returning it tomorrow.

This mouse solved my Repetitive Stress Problem RSI [Posted on 2008-05-02]
I'm an engineer who uses a mouse 12 hours a day. Got a new job with a new standard mouse and withing days my arm hurt up to my collar bone. Couldn't mouse for more than an hour.

THIS mouse puts my hand it a perfect position. The buttons are programmable, and can change for different programs to do different things. That helps with a lot of common motions. The flip view feature lets you view all open windows like in Vista.

I would buy again.

Weird angles [Posted on 2008-05-04]
Unlike other reviewers, I found this mouse to be comfortable. However, moving the mouse directly left caused the mouse pointer to move just as much up as it did left (take the mouse you're using now and turn it counter-clockwise 45 degrees in your hand to see what I mean). If I held the mouse in a position that let me move the pointer normally, it was very uncomfortable and the buttons were hard to hit. I gave up after a few hours and returned it. The radio seemed above par though.

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