[Photo: Microsoft] In 1993, that design gave way to the Microsoft Mouse 2.0, which was crafted by Carl Ledbetter and Steve Kaneko, both of whom are still on Microsoft’s design team today.

The SteelSeries Rival 3 (Gen 2) Wireless offers much better performance, too, and you can pick it up for $59.99 at ...

And that's exactly what the $80 Touch Mouse does -- from afar it looks like any old wireless mouse and you can right and left click with no issue, but up close the area covered with small Xs is ...

We first saw a prototype of Microsoft's Touch Mouse at CES 2011, along with a set of 3D printed test shells used to help finalise the device's look and feel. Now the final product is sat on my ...

A dongle-free Windows mouse, high on comfort and low in price Logitech has long been the Michael Jordan of wireless mice, offering the best mousing performance for the buck, but the Sculpt ...

The wood and sugarcane-fiber box that the mouse comes in is completely recyclable, and does not include any plastic.You can also send in your old mouse for free and Microsoft will recycle it.

I just got a Macbook Pro and I do love it. My issue is the mouse just doesn't seem right. I've tired all of the different "trackings" speeds and it doesn't respond correctly on any of them. It ...

The Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 1850 is an economical, no-frills mouse. It doesn’t have many customizable aspects like click force, but at under $20, it’s a great budget buy.

That said the combination of Microsoft's impressive BlueTrack technology and the 2.4GHz wireless connection means that the mouse is otherwise very responsive indeed.