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7.5 out of 10

Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000

First seen: 2 december 2006

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  • User Score (220)
    8.2 8.2 from 220 reviewers
  • Expert Score (7)
    7.5 7.5 from 7 reviewers
  • Value for money (12)
    7.4 7.4 from 12 reviewers
  • Features (31)
    9.0 9.0 from 31 reviewers
  • Ease of use (3)
    8.7 8.7 from 3 reviewers
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Pros & Cons

  • never loses connectivity, standalone bluetooth connectivity, overall a great produt, elegant hardware manufacturing, great presenter features
  • squeaky button, bad presenter buttons, hyper sensitive scroll wheel, resonsiveness lacks, bad documentation and software

Do more and carry less with the first ever Notebook Mouse with integrated slide presenter, laser pointer, and media remote control. It’s an all-in-one super tool for the office, road, and home—the only input device you need. Presentation Controls Smoothly navigate through Microsoft Office PowerPoint® and other presentations from up to 30 feet away from your PC. Media Remote Use for multimedia presentations and control digital entertainment from the co…

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  • Reviews of Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000

  1. Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000

    Reviewer: Hardware Pacers
    2 December 2006
    Overall 10
    9.8
    Design 10
    9.9
    Value for money 9
    9.0
    Features 10
    10
     

    The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 is a fantastic mouse with a multitude of different uses and configuration options. It can be a presenter, a mouse, a pointer, or a remote control. As a mouse it has amazing resolution and control. As a presenter it can make presentations more professional and seamless. Very flexible in usage methods and extremely portable, this is a mouse that business professionals will soon find they can not live without! Read more

  2. Mice from Microsoft and Belkin : Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 and Belkin Washable Mouse

    Reviewer: GadgetSpeak
    13 July 2008

    Doing my Internet searches found the Belkin Washable Mouse at a best price of £19.63 from the first link below. Read more

  3. Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000

    Reviewer: Active Network
    24 April 2009
    Overall 9
    9.2
     

    The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 is a great all-in-one mouse for the busy professional. It's compact, stylish and is loaded with useful features. The case is very handy and is great for these small mice - I recommend Microsoft include these with all notebook mice in the future. The new IntelliPoint 6.1 has some great new features that are definitely meant to work seamlessly with the mouse. It's a bit expensive - but for the target demographic the... Read more

  4. Reviewer: The Gadgeteer
    5 September 2009

    Like a lot of us, I travel for work fairly often, lugging my rotator-cuff rending Lenovo T60p (with extended life battery) and its builders-grade power brick through airports and hotels.  Because of this, I am rather fanatical about accessories that can help me save time, weight and space, both on my daily grind commute and on more adventurous voyages.  But, you may ask, does the Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 meet these goals?  Does the length of the product... Read more

  5. Microsoft Mouse 8000 (9DR-00001) Review

    Reviewer: Digitaltrends
    28 January 2010

    Mouse, Connectivity: Wireless, Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Mouse Motion Type: Laser, Color: Black, Gray, Platform(s): PC Read more

  1. Nice product!

    Reviewer: Teeto, Radioshack
    1 March 2009
    Overall 8
    8.0
     

    I use this presenter daily. It needs installation to be used as a presenter which affects me each time I change the computer, The button on the mouse surface that switches the mouse and presenter function is not in a good place, sometimes when you want to click one of the the presenter's buttons this button will be clicked and you get really annoyed. Read more

  2. Great Mouse Bad Drivers

    Reviewer: dieburnbot "dbb", Amazon
    22 December 2009
    Overall 8
    8.0
     

    This is the best bluetooth mouse that I have owned. It is great not having to put in a dongle. I have to note that I had to get 2 of them. On the first one that I got the left mouse button was really hard to press, but I had that one replaced and the second one didn't have that problem. Not sure if this is a built quality issue or just a consistency issue. One change I would like is to move both of the side buttons to the left. They are hard to press because they are... Read more

  3. "Great Mouse-recharging system, (magnetic)-so-so."

    Reviewer: CNET
    6 September 2009
    Overall 10
    10
     

    I paid $24.99 for a new mouse in the package including shipping from eBay--IMHO if you don't buy it there and instead pay full retail~~~$45.00-$79.00 you are a moron!!!! Read more

  4. An Okay Product with Some Annoying Flaws

    Reviewer: DealTime UK
    16 January 2009

    All right, so this is just an okay mouse overall. It has some neat features, but it also has some major annoyances. Honestly, I would probably return the product now if I still could. The problems are as follows: * The mouse is somewhat small and un-ergonomic, and it causes my hand to fatigue more quickly than any other mouse I've ever used. * The left-click button squeaks obtrusively when pressed. The first one I purchased squeaked, so I returned it for a second--which... Read more

  5. Choose life, choose Logitech

    Reviewer: Amazon
    2 weeks ago
    Overall 4
    4.0
     

    I spent a week or two trying to decide between a Logitech Nano and this Microsoft Presenter Mouse. In the end it was the laser gimmick that swayed me in the Microsoft direction. I made a booboo. Learn from my mistakes: * You use a mouse as a mouse, not as a laser pointer or remote control. Buy a proper mouse, not a toy. * If you want a laser pointer, buy a laser pen - they are much easier and more intuitive to use in that format. * If you want a remote control, buy a... Read more

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