- #Batteries microsoft wireless mouse 1000 drivers#
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- #Batteries microsoft wireless mouse 1000 software#
Setup consists of inserting the batteries and then plugging in the small USB dongle.
#Batteries microsoft wireless mouse 1000 drivers#
If like me you misplace that CD, the drivers are downloadable from Microsoft’s website. In other words you’ll find the keyboard, mouse, USB dongle, 4 AA batteries, and the CD with Windows/Mac drivers. The pro's far outweigh the con's, and if this one breaks for any reason, I'll definitely get another.The intro photo above shows the contents of the box less the CD, which I somehow managed to lose within minutes. And 3) if the mouse is not being used in the thimble black end's direction, the reception is sloppy. My only issues are 1) I wish the mouse bump was higher for a more c omfortable hand position, 2) even if you toggle "mouse doesn't wake up computer", it still does, so I have to turn it off when computer's sleeping. I use the crud out of it yet it still just keeps going and going without low battery light showing (supposedly 8 months battery life with 1 AA, but not sure if true). The mouse's weight is kinda hefty for its size, good IMO. The mouse curve isn't too flat which is good for extended use without much fatigue.
#Batteries microsoft wireless mouse 1000 software#
The usb thimble included software can customize which buttons do what (eg configure for left hand). Very nice & solid design with rubber for thumb & pinky, a usb thimble that's well concealed when plugged in, clicking is surprisingly quiet, scrolling wheel is butter-smooth without clicks (a turn-off for some people). I almost gave up on wireless Microsoft mice until I got this one.
#Batteries microsoft wireless mouse 1000 full#
I don't why anybody would save a few bucks and get a 3000 or 1000 when 4000 is maybe a couple bucks more? Read full review Just fine and I use my mouse an awful lot. Though I do not remember if the worn mouse was louder when new, or has always been quieter.īattery life is a good 2-3 months on my so-so NiMH rechargeables. The soundvolume of the clicks are about normal, with my well worn mouse being quieter than the newer one. Can kind of works on glass sometimes even though it isn't a fancy DarkField Logitech. Overall this product is very reliable unless you get a lemon.Ĭomfortable on my medium sized hands. Maybe I should just leave it on all the time and not worry about it.Ī third mouse I bought recently on eBay, sometimes the left click does not register even though the button physically makes the clicking feeling/sound. I have read another review with something similar. No hassle for me at all, hasn't given me any trouble. Been over a year with the rubber cut out, still works great.Īlso, the on/off button, if you slide the button up all the way to on, it tends to go off again immediately if you slide as far the button will travel, so I simply easy it a bit back towards off (remove the slack) and all is good. The plastic wheel still protrudes perfectly to use without the rubber. You have to simply cut the rubber perpendicular and then pull the length out of the mouse and you are left with a mouse wheel without rubber, but still very easy to use. the rubber on the mouse wheel starts to make it hard to turn the wheel or starts to come off the wheel if I remember correctly, like the glue was giving up. I've been using 1 of these mice for a few years now and bought a second 1 for another computer a while ago, with only 1 problem with both, and it is a common problem for this model. Very comfortable, good sensor, sexy, just need to remove wheel rubber