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IBM 3-Button Scrollpoint Optical Mouse

4.3 out of 5 stars 11 customer reviews
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  • Connection Type: Cable
  • Color: Stealth Black
  • Movement Detection: Optical
  • Number of Buttons: 3
  • Movement Resolution: 800dpi
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Product Dimensions 8.9 x 6.2 x 2.1 inches
Item Weight 3.4 ounces
Shipping Weight 7.2 ounces
ASIN B00007DTC6
Item model number 31P7405
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4.3 out of 5 stars 11 customer reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #2,017 in Electronics > Accessories & Supplies > Computer Accessories > Keyboards, Mice & Accessories > Mice
Date first available at Amazon.com October 31, 2002

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5.0 out of 5 starsThe best-scrolling 3-button mouse available
By Ed Stevens on June 25, 2008
The Scrollpoint mouse by IBM/Lenovo is easily the best engineered mouse I've ever had the pleasure to use. It ingeniously combines the mouse and pointing-stick, utilizing each of them in the area they're best suited for; the mouse for fine cursor control and the pointing-stick for quick and direct scrolling.

Previously I owned a Mighty Mouse by Apple, but grew frustrated with the scroll-ball getting clogged. It seemed pretty ridiculous to me that after eliminating balls from underneath a mouse, that I'd be subjected to the same problems when they were moved to the top. Scroll wheels are better, but can't handle side-to-side very well and for scrolling through a long document requires the user to lift their finger up again and again. A touch-stick on a mouse seemed like a great idea and I was pleasantly surprised that IBM actually made one.

The Scrollpoint has most of the typical features one would expect on a mouse. It's an optical, 3-button mouse, that plugs into a USB port (or PS/2 with included adapter). The pointing-stick on the current mouse (the one in the picture is a previous model) has a plastic bar rather than the traditional nub which works better for it's particular application. No matter how long a document is, you never need to lift your finger off the point-stick.

I've had my Scrollpoint for about 6 months so far and might even pick up another one to use at work. I highly recommend it. Priced at about $25, it's inexpensive enough for you to give it a try.
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5.0 out of 5 starsA W E S O M E ! ! ! - will make you throw rocks at your current mouse.
By BrotherJack on August 24, 2015
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THIS THING IS A W E S O M E !!!!! Took me all of 0.05 seconds to get used to it, and all of 1.5 seconds to decide I am going to throw all my other mice in a pile and burn them.

I can not believe I suffered with those damnable scroll-wheel mice all these years. I was an old Linux guy who stuck with 3 button mice until they died out as a breed, replaced by scroll wheel contraptions. The scroll-wheel mice are a pain in the backside, and I never understood why they took off; they hurt your hand, cause tendon stress in your scrolling finger, and destroy the incredibly efficient 'left button copy / middle button paste' that's common to most Unix/X Windows platforms.

This mouse is the best of both worlds; true three buttons (that little tab in front of the scroll nub is the button, not the scroll nub itself), allowing screaming fast copy/paste operations, and the nub itself is 1,000% easier on the tendons in my hand and wrist than running a scroll wheel. So, I get three real buttons, and I don't loose the scroll up/scroll down functionality either. How awesome is that? Extremely, I say, extremely!
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5.0 out of 5 starsScrollpoint mice are the best
By J. Lusk on September 12, 2009
Once you use a Scrollpoint mouse you'll never want to use one with a wheel ever again. I have two IBM 2-Button Scrollpoint mice that I've been using for almost 10 years and other than occasionally cleaning the balls and contacts, they've worked flawlessly. I purchased two new 3-Button Scrollpoint mice to replace my old ones even though they are still working. The new mice have the added benefit of being optical (no more balls/contacts to clean) and are USB attached. The mice also come with USB to PS2 adapters so they can even be used on machines with PS2 ports. I've been using them for almost 2 months and they are very comfortable and I've had no issues with them. If they work as well as my old ones, I'll be extremely satisfied.
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5.0 out of 5 starsWorks in Puppy Linux 5.28 out of the box
By C. F. Leeseman on January 21, 2012
It is sensitive in linux, but not a major problem. I like it that way. The driver disk installs the mouse flawlessly in Windows XP SP3. This mouse is a joy to use in gaming, document reading, Internet browsing, every file manager I use (Midnight Commander, Rox, Free Commander, Windows Explorer) and every word processor I use (Abiword, Notepad++, notepad, Geany, Nicoedit). The click switch travel distance is just long enough. It fits my large (US glove size) hand perfectly. It is solid and sturdy, the 800 dpi resolution tracks flawlessly, and the intelligent design gives my heart a little thrill every time I look at it. I hate scroll wheels - arthritis. And a scroll wheel is a pain to click. It is wonderful to have that middle button as a separate entity for so many reasons - pasting in linux, alt-fire in first person shooters, the list goes on and on, much like this review. Okay! Thank you, IBM and Amazon, and my treasure, my wife Beth, for this mouse.
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2.0 out of 5 starsLight Switch + Cigarette Pack Design = Meh
By Keogh on August 8, 2014
This mouse fills a niche that doesn't exist! Even in the best of light, you have no control over the normal browsing speed that a wheel provides. To put it in Trek terms, you can use impulse speed (tiny middle button) or warp speed (ridiculous light switch knob). There are no cruising speeds with this mouse, no back button and no ergonomic benefits. Notably, a wheel mouse can also provide the same type of sliding scroll that this tiny middle button does and the scroll bar found on any document can provide far better navigation options than the light switch on this thing. I won't say that this mouse is a one star product because it can be marginally functional in a pinch. If you are a reader who enjoys soaking up every word on a page as though it were providing your very life's sustenance or like looking at the last line in a document or web page... then, yeah - this is for you.
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