Dell MS700 Bluetooth Travel Mouse – Bluetooth 5.0, Microsoft Swift Pair/Dell Pair (Windows 10 & 11 only), Optical LED Sensor, Touch Scroll with latest Touch Controller - Black

I had a Microsoft unit for years, and it’s okay, but it isn’t a three-button mouse. It has one surface and you can left or right-click, but not scroll. This Dell item has defined buttons and a scroll strip. It packs nicely in my laptop case and does the job.

I use it for my laptop amd I love how relax my wrist is while using it. Love the wireless connectivity and how quick it is when you turn it on.

I originally got a defective unit that didn’t left click properly, but I returned and got a new one which works perfectly.It does feel a bit cheap but honestly it’s a limitation of folding portable mice in general, not just this product.I like the way it automatically turns off when I fold it, I don’t have to worry about me forgetting to turn it off and running the battery down when I’m not even using it.It is very light which is great for portability but it probably contributes to the cheap feeling.The ergonomics are… ok, I don’t like my pinky not having a wall to lean against, but it is a worthy sacrifice for the foldability.

Perfect little mouse! Connected effortlessly and twist flat for travel. Fits your hand perfectly and is fully functional. Worth the money. ✅

Bought this to replace a microsoft arc mouse. It’s not as compact but has a sturdy build and I can see it lasting well beyond the life of my last mouse.

I have been using this mouse for about a year, so far hasn’t needed a replacement battery and works very well. The scrolling strip functions extremely well unlike some of the previous mouse that I have used.

I'm kinda old, lol, so in my time, I've been through a lot of mice. Also, I've always bought Dell computers. I think they are really well built and they last well. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for this mouse. I foolishly threw away the packaging so can't return it. It's very likely the worst mouse I've ever used. Here's why:1. The ergonomics are terrible. It's very difficult to right-click without accidentally touching the scroll "pad" in the middle of the mouse meaning that you end up right-clicking in the wrong place. The scroll pad should have been recessed or raised slightly so you don't have to constantly look out for it.2. The scroll pad itself is decent until your finger gets slightly sweaty. Then, it bumps up and down it roughly . It's got absolutely no precision.3. While the left mouse button is OK, the right one doesn't click at all. It's very spongy and hard to hit. Then, the second you get frustrated and click in different places, you'll accidentally hit the scroll thing again and make it even worse!4. I don't mean to be rude or flippant, but the battery cover on the back is loose and will fall off if you break wind near it :-(Sorry Dell, but this product should never have seen the light of day. I do like the way you twist it to fold it flat, though. I'll keep ordering your computers, but no more mice!

Overall, this is a nice portable mouse. Never any issues connecting it once disconnected for traveling. It’s comfortable, not too small. I like that it’s easy to pack as I’m hustling back and forth in and out of the office. The only mixed reaction is the finger scrolling is a little wonky and at times freaks out and goes too far too fast past what I’m reviewing.