Customer Ratings & Reviews

The best bluetooth Mouse for laptops with WINDOWS 8. I discover that the Sharp 360SH Smart Phone works prefectly with the Bluetooth mouse from Microsoft. I'm very disappointed with Apple there is no mouse support for the iPhone 6 plus

I really like this mouse. The bluetooth connection is super quick and solid. Being able to map all of the buttons specific to which program you're using is a BIG plus! So far, the batteries in this thing last forever before you have to replace them. Great mouse!

Feels a little flimsy as the top pops off, but for the price and the relative accuracy/speed it works great. Nice it takes two AA batteries so no proprietary charger, and they managed to include them in the box. The capacitive thumb controls are pretty good, and for a locked down enterprise laptop this hits the spot so you don’t have to install a bunch of junk apps to use it, or can’t as in my case. Decent size for larger hands, I used a Google home mini as they’ve likely infected everyone’s home with one by now, and yet it will still fit in a laptop case easy too. I’m hopeful the batteries can last for a bit but at least they aren’t sealed.

Great mouse, smooth clicks, no bluetooth receiver needed.

It is nice mouse, comfortable with your hand, it helps a lot to be truly wireless so you can have your extra USB port, notice that says you can roll down or up with the side bottom but in windows 10 you can only open the menu but don’t scroll down or up but it’s something that doesn’t bother me.

Good Mouse easy to use flexible I recommend it to everybody by this stuff really good stuff

I bought this for my M1 MBA and it pairs well. It's not as fast as a wired mouse, but enough to get the job done. The mouse fits perfectly for me, not too small/large. Do note that this version is designed for right-handed people. The clicking sound is fairly quiet, which can be helpful if you are at a library/workplace. If you are buying this for a Mac like me, however, the 'Windows' button becomes obselete.

I had this exact mouse for years before hand. The old one still worked but was starting to get worn so when I went to get a new one, I opted for a carbon copy of the old one as it works great and has a nice form for general computing.

I bought my first one in 2016 worked great still works just lost the upper cover. Bought in 2021 again let’s see how long it endures

Great mouse, smooth, no lag, very responsive. Comfortable in your hand

It's better than expected it does more than the regular mouse with a side bottom it's great

i just received it and i came in shipping package and when i opened it , i found the mouse box is totally damaged and it looks like it was an open-box or used one and should be a brand-new very disappointing note:i didn't try it yet

Its a nice mouse, but the bluetooth randomly disconnects. Its kinda bad if I am gaming online and killing mobs and this happens. Its very annoying. So I will look into buying a different one.

Needed a comfy mouse for my laptop as I'd rather a nouse over using touchpad for long periods. First, I'll start with the price. It was on sale for $29.99 which was in my budget. There were others that was cheaper but also felt cheap and non durable. This mouse has a blue customized touch tab which makes an easy access to my settings. It comes with 2AA batteries which should last a long time unless you leave it powered on numerous of times. Pairing was a breeze. Overall I'm pleased with this purchase

Worth its price, both Mac and PC work perfectly. So far so good!

I was looking for a no-frills, full-size, Bluetooth mouse to use with a Surface Pro. I found the Sculpt Comfort on sale and, after a little research, picked one up. I've been very satisfied with this mouse so far, and it matches my use case perfectly. Use Case: I spend a lot of time on my computers so this mouse gets heavy use. I do development work on the Surface Pro so I'm more concerned with connection stability and accuracy when selecting text and navigating menus than I am with millisecond response times. Comfort and button convenience is also a big deal since I'll spend time online troubleshooting or researching and I want to be able to manage my browser with my mouse. I use the "claw" grip where my index finger is on the left mouse button, my middle finger is on the mouse wheel, and my ring finger is on the right mouse button. Comfort: The Sculpt Comfort mouse fits my hand well. I don't feel like I have to overextend to reach any of the buttons but nothing feels particularly cramped. Your mileage will vary, but it seems to be a good size for an average sized male hand. There isn't a palm rest or thumb support, so if you typically rest the back of your hand on the mouse then you might find that a little inconvenient. Button Feel: The buttons have a good tactile click when pressed and the mouse wheel scrolls nicely. The mouse wheel is "4-way" in that you can push it left and right as well as scroll up and down. In previous Microsoft mice that use this type of mouse wheel the left and right buttons were either too soft, so you hit them accidentally, or so stiff that they were inconvenient to use. Sometime in the past few years they managed to get it right, though, so the mouse wheel left and right buttons are actually useful here. This mouse has a "swipe" Windows button that sits where your thumb will naturally rest. This button that can be pressed or it can be swiped up and down. This swiping motion does take a minute to get accustomed to, but once you adjust it's every bit as easy as pressing a button. There's also slight haptic feedback after you swipe, which is helpful. Accuracy: It's accurate enough for development work and most general computing needs. I wouldn't recommend this mouse for artists, designers, or gamers, but for my use case it's great. There's never been a situation where the mouse's accuracy has gotten in the way of any work that I've done, which is all I can ask for. Connection: The Bluetooth connection works well, pairs easily to Windows 10, and hasn't given me any problems. Again, it's never gotten in the way of any of the work that I've been doing. Build Quality and Materials: The Sculpt mouse feels solid and the removable battery compartment clicks into place firmly. Be aware that the shiny plastic is a smudge magnet. Conclusion: My computer is a tool to get work done so any interface is being judged on whether it will help me or hinder me. The Sculpt Comfort mouse is a good, consistent tool that has never gotten in the way of getting work done. I've yet to come across any phantom double clicks, jittery pointer motion, uneven or stuck scrolling, connection issues, or problems with lag or accuracy. If you need a full-sized Bluetooth mouse that's well built and won't get in your way, the Sculpt Comfort will do the job.

Great mouse confortable with no issues, batterys going wll

I believe this is the best mouse readily available from best buy for the Microsoft surface. Since surface only has a single USB port, a Bluetooth mouse is necessary. Be aware most desktop computers do not have Bluetooth functionality and this will not work. But this is a great option for laptops. This has great tracking on most surfaces - even glass. I've only had lag on white surfaces. I haven't had a cordless mouse in many years and the lack of delay is nice. This is well weighted after a battery is inserted. It is about the size of a traditional course mouse which I prefer. The smaller ones don't fit in the palm. It is ergo designed which is nice but means this won't work for left hand. Battery life varies greatly with usb mice. You will want to compare this. Per Microsoft support, this should have battery life comparable to its travel counterpart which is one of the best of current options. It has a blue touch sensitive pad by the thumb rest. It launches the start menu and I have grown to love this feature.

I bought this mouse for my son, so I haven't used it a ton, but he really seems to like it and the time that I have used it, I have liked it as well. I have a different Bluetooth mouse and my son wanted one for his computer because he liked being able to use a mouse on his computer without having to take up a USB port on his computer. After using my Bluetooth mouse and seeing the benefits from it he decided that he wanted one as well. We decided to go with this one because it has a lot of features like mine does with allowing gestures on the button on the side. The software for this mouse is well designed as well and being that it's Microsoft it seems to work pretty well with Windows. He has Windows 10 installed on his computer and loves the gesture button on the side which is totally customizable through the software that pretty much automatically downloaded when connecting the mouse. The Bluetooth was very easy to pair, in fact he did it without even reading the instructions. Once connected and the computer did the driver install, and immediately after doing the driver install, it popped up the notification to download the software. After installing the software, it was very easy to setup and get going. This really is a great mouse and at the price that it was, is well worth it. It doesn't have all the features that mine does which was a lot more, it's very close and the features that it does have, it does really well. I would highly recommend this mouse.

Mouse works really well, and is easy to connect (using windows 8). I needed a mouse for my laptop and I didn't want to have a usb transmitter plugged in all the time, but there are surprisingly few bluetooth mice (my laptop has BT built in). The sensor doesn't track on glass/mirrored surfaces, but there are no BT mice I could find that do, and it tracks well on everything else. My only gripe is the decision to put a 'windows key' button on the mouse instead of the classic forward/back buttons. It works exactly like the key on your keyboard, and you can even use keyboard combo shortcuts with it (like windows + s for search). But I don't use those nearly as often as I do the forward and back buttons on my other mice.