Microsoft Wireless Laser 7000 mouse RF Wireless

Updated:
2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:80

Uk has collected 24 expert reviews for Microsoft Wireless Laser 7000 mouse RF Wireless and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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pocket-lint.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:80

The Microsoft Laser 7000 is a good mouse that performs well, it’s just there are better and more feature-packed offerings on the market for the same price...

Low profile, rechargeable, customisable buttons...
Not much...
The Microsoft Laser 7000 is a good mouse that performs well, it’s just there are better and more feature-packed offerings on the market for the same price...

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alphr.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:83

The mouse is much ignored but you'd be amazed how much of a difference a good one can make, and this offering from Microsoft is the Rolls-Royce of mice. Not only is it comfortable to hold, with a soft-touch finish and sculpted lines that make it feel a...

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techadvisor.co.uk

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:80

Lets be honest, if youve looked at the picture to the right, youre probably thinking the same thing we did when we first saw the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000: its fairly ugly. The black and shiny silver plastic combined with its unusual s...

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 may look unusual but its one of the most comfortable and ergonomic weve tested. The ability to enable different commands for the buttons and wheel in different programs particularly impressed us. Rosemary Hawor...

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techradar.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:60

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 doesnt seem to have the same feel of long-lived solidity as the old Intellimouse. Theres something a little too complex about the over-designed ergonomics that forces your hand into a rigid, RSI-inducing claw s...

Unique design, Wireless...
Mains powered charger, Pricey, Uncomfortable...
The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 doesnt seem to have the same feel of long-lived solidity as the old Intellimouse. Theres something a little too complex about the over-designed ergonomics that forces your hand into a rigid, RSI-inducing claw s...

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pcauthority.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-07 22:25:41

Average rating:83

Not only is it comfortable to hold, with a soft-touch finish and sculpted lines that make it feel as if it were tailored to fit, but it also boasts a host of useful features. The best of these is its rechargeable battery, which you can top up by simply...

The mouse is much ignored but you’d be amazed how much of a difference a good one can make, and this offering from Microsoft is the Rolls-Royce of mice...

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pcworld.co.nz

Updated:
2011-11-07 22:25:41

Average rating:0

Let’s be honest, if you’ve looked at the picture to the left, you’re probably thinking the same thing we did when we first saw the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000: it’s fairly ugly.The black and shiny silver plastic combined with its unusual shape...

goodgearguide.com.au

Updated:
2011-11-07 22:25:46

Average rating:80

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 may look unusual but its one of the most comfortable and ergonomic weve tested. The ability to enable different commands for the buttons and wheel in different programs particularly impressed us.

Its ergonomic, comfortable and easy to use...
Not attractive, its not plug and play The Final Word The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 may look unusual but its one of the most comfortable and ergonomic weve tested. The ability to enable different commands for the buttons and wheel in differ...
The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 may look unusual but its one of the most comfortable and ergonomic weve tested. The ability to enable different commands for the buttons and wheel in different programs particularly impressed us.

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thestar.com.my

Updated:
2016-12-29 20:19:15

Average rating:0

The Laser Mouse 7000 is a sleek and ergonomic wireless mouse primarily made for productivity and comfort. ERGONOMIC: The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 has a more comfortable shape than most mice. I think its fair to say that Microsoft has a m...

Easy to set up; relatively comfortable; uses AAA-sized batteries.
Expensive; mouse wheel lacks indents.
Overall, the Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is actually not a bad mouse to use - the mouse functions well and the shape is suitable for variety of right-handed people (if you don?t mind not being able to hook your little finger under the mouse). However, a...

techspot.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:0

Microsoft Laser Mouse 7000...

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hardwarelogic.com

Updated:
2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:89

We recently reviewed Microsofts Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and found that it was respectable mouse for the average enthusiast. Now we are taking a close look at Microsofts Wireless Laser Mouse 7000. For about $20 more dollars, what extra features come...

All-in-all we were very pleased with Microsofts Wireless Laser Mouse 7000. The rechargable base is easy to hide and very convenient. It was nice to not have to fiddle with removing batteries from the mouse. In addition, it was nice to be given a warni...

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star-techcentral.com

Updated:
2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:0

The Laser Mouse 7000 is a sleek and ergonomic wireless mouse primarily made for productivity and comfort. ERGONOMIC: The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 has a more comfortable shape than most mice. I think its fair to say that Microsoft has a m...

Easy to set up; relatively comfortable; uses AAA-sized batteries.
Expensive; mouse wheel lacks indents.
Overall, the Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is actually not a bad mouse to use - the mouse functions well and the shape is suitable for variety of right-handed people (if you don?t mind not being able to hook your little finger under the mouse). However, a...

computershopper.com

Updated:
2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:72

Sexy mice arent that common—lets face it, even Minnie was more cute than she was a catch. But with its $69.95 Wireless Laser Mouse 7000, Microsoft is out to show us that a mouse can be both an artistic statement and a decent pointing device...

Rechargeable; attractive; all buttons are programmable...
Lightweight; intended for right-hand use only; oddly placed thumb buttons...
Sleek, configurable, and rechargeable, Microsofts Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a fine addition to any PC—as long as you can cope with a bit of button strangeness...

Geek.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:0

A few weeks ago we posted a review of Microsoft’s new Wireless Laser Mouse 6000. It’s a mid-range wireless mouse with a pretty nice design, but not too much to set it apart from the competition. The most notable feature is that its small...

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v3.co.uk

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:80

The Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 follows the elegant lines of its non-rechargeable counterpart, the 6000. That means thats its really only suitable for right-handed users, but for them its an excellent design. The curves mean that it sits comfortably i...

dreamwarecomputers.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:0

With laptop mice now entering the 2.4ghz wireless range and showing features nearly identical to their desktop counterparts, it's really a step towards bringing the feel of desktop computing to laptop computers. The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser M...

Great looking mouse, Uses the 2.4Ghz style of wireless and a nice small receiver, Up to 6 months of battery life, Smooth scrolling 4way scroll wheel, Many programmable buttons...
Should include a pouch like that with the Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 (that was a nice and useful touch)...
I was quite impressed with the Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 7000 by the end. It's honestly a quality and feature packed mouse for your laptop. If you want the features and power of a desktop mouse but in a notebook mouse, I wouldn't suggest anyth...

skatter.com

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2011-08-02 00:02:32

Average rating:0

The Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a new rechargeable desktop mouse from Microsoft which is simple, ergonomic, and stylish. The mouse is lightweight, good looking, easy to setup, and comfortable to use. The Specifications: Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wireless...

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about.com/compute

Updated:
2013-10-18 02:50:50

Average rating:80

The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a very good mouse for users accustomed to using standard mice with 800 dpi sensitivity. If you are accustomed to mice with higher sensitivity you may find the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 lacking. Other...

Cordless, Rechargeable battery...
Low sensitivity, Poor accuracy when pointer is accelerated...
The Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a very good mouse for users accustomed to using standard mice with 800 dpi sensitivity. If you are accustomed to mice with higher sensitivity you may find the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 lacking. Other...

i4u.com

Updated:
2013-10-18 02:50:52

Average rating:85

Today we are going to look at another new general use mouse form Microsoft called the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000. This mouse is very similar to the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 we reviewed a few weeks ago. The two mice differ with on in...

Rechargeable, Comfortable to use, Well placed buttons...
Higher sensitivity would be welcome...
If you want a wireless mouse for general computer use and don’t mind standard 800 dpi sensitivity, the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a good choice. Being able to use a normal AAA battery in a pinch is a nice option and wireless range is goo...