Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 Dragon Fruit PINK

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May, 2013

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Mouse & Pointing Devices the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 Dragon Fruit PINK is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 89/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by: Natalie Shoemaker (pcmag.com)

Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 Studio Series Artist Edition

The Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 adds more than an artist's touch to its design, between customizable software and its sweet sub-$30 price this mouse should be on your mobile radar.

Lovely design. Rubber sides. Customizable software. Plug-and-play ability. USB storage

No browser buttons or tilt scroll function. Not a lot of extra features

May, 2011

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Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 Studio Series Art Edition

The Microsoft Wireless 3500 Studio Series Artist Edition ($29.99 direct) is a wireless mobile mouse with an artistic design that will appeal to the kind of users who expresses themselves through their wares. There are mobile mice that offer more...

Lovely design. Rubber sides. Customizable software. Plug-and-play ability. USB storage

No browser buttons or tilt scroll function. Not a lot of extra features

The Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 adds more than an artist's touch to its design, between customizable software and its sweet sub-$30 price this mouse should be on your mobile radar.

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Expert review by: Julie (the-gadgeteer.com)

Microsoft Wireless Mobile 3500 Mouse Limited Editions Artist Series Review

Two years ago, Bill Kuch reviewed Microsoft's Wireless Mobile 3500 mouse. Microsoft is still selling this popular mouse and has just added a new line of limited edition artist series versions. Nothing has changed with the hardware, but if you want a...

Compact ; Runs on 1 AA battery for up to 8 months ; USB transceiver stores in mouse

Requires a USB slot ; Rubber sides attract lint and dust

Wireless Mobile 3500 mouse 1 AA battery USB transceiver

Sep, 2012

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Expert review by: Vicki Stokes (mymac.com)

Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse

Microsoft's Wireless Mobile Mouse 3500 is a stylish mouse that is a comfortable fit for most hands and perfect for the mobile user. The mouse features Microsoft's BlueTrack technology and USB transceiver for wireless connectivity.

Mar, 2012

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Expert review by: Bryan Sherman (the-gadgeteer.com)

A Week with the HTC Incredible – Day 1 & 2

Monday morning I received an HTC Incredible for review. I quickly determined this is going to be the hardest thing for me to return yet. I am going to take a cue from Julie and do a “Week With” review of the phone.

One of the things I have grown to like about Android phones is how easy they are to set up. This is especially true if you already have a Gmail account with contacts in it. I wanted to try something different with this post, so I decided to do an...

Apr, 2010

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Consumer review by: Justos91 (cnet.com)

Nice mobile mouse

I just needed a small mouse for some games that work better with a mouse than trackpad. works amazingly.

small, wireless, small usb tip

none really

Aug, 2011

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Consumer review by: sindywong (cnet.com)

Use too much battery, driving me crazy

Look great but a wireless mouse consumes too much battery is really useless. One of the worst wireless mouse that I have used.

the usb receiver is small enough to keep it inside the laptop all the time. the mouse is small enough to carry around

hard to reject the usb receiver out ; hard to plug or unplug the usb receiver ; when unplug usb receiver, Win7 gives me Blue Screen ; battery life is too short ; not enough warning about the battery life

Aug, 2011

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Consumer review by: muntasir-rahman (cnet.com)

very short battery life, bring your backup battery

I regret choosing this mouse over the logitech brand. It might be the last time, i bought microsoft hardaware product. I can't believe that a big company like microsoft is willing to trade off its reputation with defective product like this.

Quite cheap although not really cheap compare to similar product

Very short battery life. DO NOT buy this product. Since i live in weak consumer protection, i couldn't return this mouse to the seller. Blue tracker doesn't work as advertised. Poor me

Aug, 2011

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Consumer review by: cvlobos (cnet.com)

Battery life is very, very, very, short.

Don't buy this mouse. I think the mouse itself if just fine, however the advertised battery life of 8 months is joke. I've used three batteries (Costco Kirkland AA batteries that work long and fine in a host of other devices around my house) in 4 days....

Wireless, nice feel, nano receiver

the battery lasts about two days

Mar, 2011

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Consumer review by: virajpradhan (cnet.com)