Microsoft Surface Precision Wireless Mouse (Gray)
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Works Well with Surface Book 2
I started out using the Surface Arc Wireless Mouse, but found that on the work surface I like to edit photographs, I couldn't be precise enough when changing sliders -- For example, it would jump 5 when I wanted to increase it by 1. I figured it was due to the not-so-smooth surface of the table, especially when that mouse only makes contact at the back and front. I didn't want to occupy a USB port just for a mouse, so decided to try the Precision... Show More
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Excellent mouse
An excellent product! I used many different mice over time but this one is the best. Very comfortable. Very smooth scroll wheel. Perfectly tracks its position. I also like its feature that lets you move the mouse from one computer to another. Sometimes I work with desktop and laptop computers at the same time. I connect this mouse to both of them and move it from one screen to another. That's very convenient. The only drawback is that the mouse is a bit pricey. I bought it for $72, while my second most favorite mouse (Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Bluetooth Mouse) is only $25.
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Great mouse
After trying the Surface Precision Mouse and the Logitech MX Master 2S and in the end I decided to keep the MS one. This mouse is very smooth in operation and ergonomics is very good. In comparison, the Logitech was 'jumpier' at scrolling and the ergonomics not as good for my hand; also the scrolling wheel felt loose. The only thing I wish the MS had is a horizontal scroll wheel - the MX Master has it and it's very smooth. I use this mouse on a dual-boot Mac and works well in both OS X and Windows 10.
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