Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer with Fingerprint Reader Reviews

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  Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer with Fingerprint Reader

  £16.35

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  Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer with Fingerprint Reader

  £36.91

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  Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer with Fingerprint Reader

  £38.00

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• Guest 30th Dec 2007

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  Good Points: Extremely easy to use, will last you as long as you want a mouse to, from experience you cannot break this mouse by using it as intended.

  
  

  General comments: This is an extremelly good mouse for gaming and work, either way I would argue this mouse will last you forever and you will love it.
  

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• carlos777uk 30th May 2006

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  I look for no other mouse nowadays after being an Intellimouse fan for over 3 years.
  
  I find the optics reliable and never get problems of any concern. The side buttons are invaluable when gaming and are a nice feature when browsing to go forwards and backwards on web pages.
  
  The micro switches seem to last and last and the wheel is sturdy and works as good as new over a year later on my current mouse.
  
  Really can't see how anyone would rate this mouse lower than an 8 at worst, my persona ...

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• Kevin. 1st Mar 2003

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  A wonderful mouse. Infinitely responsive along with an ergonomic design. I recommend this mouse to any gamer, casual computer user, or serious programmer. You wanted quality? Here it is.

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• Loser. 4th Apr 2001

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  I have been trying the Explorer mouse and its making me quite mad. It constantly quits responding.

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• Grizz. 14th Sep 2000

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  I love this mouse. I am a gamer and I was looking for somethingg that would last and I found it. This thing plugged into the usb port is responsive as all get out. The mouse acts like a normal mouse when pluged into the ps2 connection. I have had the mouse for 6months or so and I have never cleaned it and it just wont break hahahhaaha
  I love this mouse.

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• Jason Richardson. 2nd Jun 2000

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  I like this mouse very much. It suits my needs for a mouse and I dont need a mousepad. The ball never slips, the arrow on the screen is under 100% control.
  
  As with all Microsoft Mouse type products, the mouse properties in Control Panel are greatly enhanced by the software that comes on the CD.

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• Paul. 29th May 2000

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  Basically, I liked this mouse until I got a logitech. It just fits the hand better, the wheel moves better and it doesnt need cleaning as often.

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