Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Mouse
Verified7 reviews
Avoid, bad quality and doesn't last – The biggest problem is they don't last. I have three because they are comfortable to use. But the left button of all three failed within a year with normal office use. Really bad quality. Avoid it.
Avoid this product, not worth it – It seems nice at first, then you realize that if you tap the table surface with it when moving or even tap the top of the mouse - the batteries fall down little bit under their own weight and disconnect the mouse. You just need to push them in slightly and maybe stop them from falling down the chamber by putting some paper... but... for this… Read more
price? it is a disaster, and the design, there are far better cheaper real vertical mouses that do much better job, this only pretends to be ergonomic and i end up sometimes holding it like conventional one instead. Drop it on the floor by accident and it brakes in to pieces like the old cell phones back in the day.
Poor quality – I have the comfort variant of the mouse, but I'm willing to bet the materials are the same. The plastic and rubber get sticky when using it, which makes it very unpleasant to hold. The design is good but they cheaped out and ruined it. Also they are way overpriced in Aus, going for 50 dollars at JB and in US they're like 19 dollars and that's taking inflation into consideration. AVOID
Great visual design, anything but ERGONOMIC, hurts your hand and fingers - Terrible product – This product looks great, feels OK in your hand, at first it all seems great and I am sure it must have felt great when it was prototyped in Microsoft's facility with their new product development team, however like their software they obviously do not test their equipment beyond the initial stages and onto release. This mouse is a load of… Read more
absolute garbage, it hurts your hand and especially fingers, the mouse starts to stick such that you forcibly have to click to make it work which reverberates in terms of sound and pain back into your hand sending a small shock-wave into your fingers and back into your wrists, it is NOT Ergonomic at ALL, after doing this repeatedly it actually gets painful. In fact I would suggest it has the absolute opposite effect and is damaging to your hand, fingers and health. This is a genuine, honest review of a product that should be withdrawn from sale until the design flaws have been rectified.
Love it! – The good: - Huge mouse very suitable for people with big hands like myself. - Very ergonomic, you just rest your palm on the mouse, and you will love the easiness. - long battery life. - The two buttons (Start and back) work really well on Windows; and yes VERY handy. - Works fine on Mac, but the start button obviously does nothing. The… Read more
bad:
- After 11 months, my left click button stopped working, and I was lucky to get it swapped under the warranty. But noticed that many people are complaining about it online.
- If your hands do sweat, this mouse wont be of a joy for you. It will make your hands sweat even more. The material itself will make your hands sweat.
- You need to connect a USB dongle to your computer. The new computers nowadays don't even have USB ports, its the USB C's era.
Overall, am very much satisfied with this mouse, and I even bought another one after the left click stopped working, but its the only mouse that I feel comfortable on while working for 10 hours daily.
Terrible! Consider the sculpt comfort instead – There are 2 problems with this product, first the receiver dongle that you plug into your computer (it should work via blue tooth so no dongle is required) is massive, so gets caught on things and is easily damaged. Microsoft should learn from Logitech as theirs is nice and small. The second issue is the mouse itself. It means that your hand is… Read more
not flat on the desk and instead the right hand base of your hand gets quite sore after using it all day. The workaround is to use a mousepad with a gel wrist rest.
Average Microsoft Mouse – This mouse is comfortable to hold. From the beginning, it will take you a little while to get use to it. After that, it is very comfortable to hold. One problem I have got after few months of usage which is the bluetooth connectivity issue. I experienced few times that mouse lost connection with the screen. First I thought maybe the batteries… Read more
running low. I changed batteries, the mouse still not working. The only way to solve the problem is to unplug its USB and plug in again to your PC.
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