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(Even “right-handed” Microsoft mice like the Sculpt Bluetooth Mouse tend to accommodate lefties.) Mark Hachman / IDG In the name of ergonomics, right-handed mice typically hump toward the left side of the mouse, encouraging righties to rest their hand’s weight on the mouse itself. This can make mice uncomfortable for lefties, but the Surface Precision Mouse splits the difference.
#Microsoft wireless mouse 1000 set middle click manual#
The 10 percent or so of humans worldwide who favor their left hand share common challenges: smearing ink as they write, struggling with golf clubs and manual transmissions, and fumbling with computer mice. Lefty-approved, though it’s designed for righties It’s adjustable from 400 to 3,200 DPI, in 200-DPI increments. Microsoft’s Surface Precision Mouse offers adjustable DPI, but via software. Some gaming mice include toggles to adjust DPI on the fly for certain games. You must click the scroll wheel and then physically move the mouse to either side to enable horizontal scrolling-you can’t nudge the scroll wheel left or right, nor spin the wheel to navigate horizontally. Microsoft claims that the mouse allows for both vertical and horizontal scrolling. The latter is better for navigating menus. Three configurable thumb buttons hide on the mouse’s left-hand side. A small button behind the scroll wheel allows you to toggle between “smooth” scrolling, where you can zoom down Web pages with a flick of the wheel, and “detent” or incremental scrolling, where the wheel feels like it’s bumping over a series of small ridges. In addition to the left and right buttons, the scroll wheel doubles as a middle button. (Though it works with Windows 7, 8, and 10, the wireless capabilities aren’t supported by Windows 7, so it will only work as a “corded” mouse.) The Surface Precision Mouse connects with either Bluetooth Low Energy 4.0-4.2 or with a USB 2.0 corded interface that doubles as a charging cord for its non-removable internal battery, which is rated at a three-month lifespan. On the, er, surface, the Surface Precision Mouse features the same minimalist design principles as Surface PCs, with a silver-and-gray aesthetic. A small button behind the scroll wheel switches between smooth scrolling and “detent” incremental scrolling.