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Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000

3.1 3.1 out of 5 stars 16 ratings
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Brand Microsoft
Special Feature Ergonomic Design
Movement Detection Technology Laser
Number of Buttons 8
Hand Orientation Ambidextrous

About this item

  • Highly accurate laser tracking system
  • Magnifier function lets you zoom in and edit your work
  • Precision Booster and Gaming Toggle enhance your edge
  • Innovative ergonomic design
  • Customizable buttons
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Experience better accuracy and smoother tracking with this Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 ! Experience the difference of powerful laser technology at your fingertips. The Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 offers superior performance and control along with software features like Precision Booster and Gaming Toggle to give you the competitive edge. The scroll wheel with detents enables more efficient weapons changing and productivity, and the Magnifier delivers a new way to enlarge and edit detail with just a click!

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Work and play faster and more comfortably with the Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000. Whether you're a gamer or a hard-working professional, the Laser Mouse 6000's highly accurate laser tracking system and Magnifier technology make it one of the most advanced mice you can buy. You'll enjoy accurate and smooth cursor control, navigate Web pages and documents more quickly, and easily enlarge and edit details.


Zoom in on your work with the innovative Magnifier.
Customizable buttons. With the Laser Mouse 6000, you'll also be more comfortable, thanks to an innovative ergonomic design that's made to cut down on hand fatigue. And because style is important, too, the mouse features a sophisticated metallic black finish and fetching industrial design. What's more, customizable buttons let you assign your favorite functions to the button of your choice. Plus, a thin, flexible wire makes the mouse easy to maneuver.

Great for Gaming
If you're in the market for a mouse that will enhance your game, look no further. In addition to the superior control and precision that a laser mouse offers, the Laser Mouse 6000 boasts new software features like Precision Booster and Gaming Toggle to give you the competitive edge. Meanwhile, the scroll wheel with detents enables extremely accurate scrolling--perfect for accurate weapons changing in fast-paced first-person shooters.

Magnify
The Magnifier function on Microsoft mouse products is like a magnifying glass that is held up to your computer screen. With a simple press and hold motion, the Magnifier enlarges the area of your screen that fits inside the lens. You can easily adjust both the size of the lens and the level of its magnification. You can even use it when you touch up your photos or handle other detailed tasks. The Magnifier works in most programs.

Note that the Magnifier is not compatible with Direct3D API in full screen mode, media players, OpenGL, and layered windows. If you are using Mac OS X, the Magnifier enlarges text and images on the entire screen.

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3.1 out of 5 stars
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Brad Groux
5.0 out of 5 stars Another Great Microsoft Mouse.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2008
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I used this mouse for about a year on my work PC, and after that time it stopped working (the laser went out). So, I called Microsoft support and with just a few questions answered they shipped me out the latest and greatest version of the mouse absolutely free, without the hassle of returning the broken device. Microsoft has done this for me with their hardware time and time again and that's why I keep buying it... sure they devices may go out after a year or two of use but with a simple phone call I can get them upgraded and replaced for free.
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Rogelio Garcia de Paredes
1.0 out of 5 stars Poor design
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2006
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There is something quite wrong with the Laser Mouse 6000, the shape is not right, it's kind of shallow. I have to be conscious every time I grab this mouse so that I don't to hit the side buttons. All in all, terrible.
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Brian Slagenweit
2.0 out of 5 stars In the End, It's a Typical Microsoft Mouse...
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2006
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I was a bit hesitant to order this mouse in the first place, as every Microsoft mouse I have ever used has felt cheap and just hadnt performed as well as say a Logitech. But, I figured I might as well try it, and if I dont like it Ill just return it.

Once I receieved it I was initially pleasently surprised. It didnt feel quite as cheap as I was expecting. It was still extremely light so it didnt have that going for it. But I really like the scroll wheels on the newer Microsoft mice. They have a nice feel to them and scroll quite nicely. The only thing I really didnt like initially (besides the lack of weight for the mouse) was that the thumb buttons were poorly designed, they moved one to the other side for a pinky button, much like the Razer Boomslangs. After using Logitech mice for, well a good 4 years or so that just wasnt well thought out.

But after some regular use of it, I had gotten used to those things and actually quite liked it. I was pretty sure I was going to keep it. But then I started gaming and with quick movements, the mouse just spazzes out and goes wherever. At first I figured it was just me, but then I was able to replicate it over and over and that was it for the mouse.

So, final say...if you dont game, this mouse is great. But if you have any quick movements, it cant handle it. I really had high hopes for this one, but it just turned out to be just another Microsoft mouse.
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PG
3.0 out of 5 stars Ms Laser Mouse 6000 Will Not Let You Stay In Screen Saver Mode
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2009
This mouse is easy to use, it has 5 buttons, but like the review title says, this mouse will wake your computer up from screen saver mode randomly, this happens about a minute or so after your computer enters screen saver mode, the screen saver will exit without you ever touching or moving the mouse, it has something to do with the way this mouse was built, perhaps its too sensitive who knows, i tried it on 2 different computers one with windows xp and another one with windows vista and this happened in both instances, the only way to get around this issue is to either use screen saver that ignores mouse events (the type that only exits on keyboard stroke) or if you flip the mouse upside down. I've had this mouse for about 4 years and it's also developed another problem, if you press and hold left mouse button (to drag and drop something) you have to press it really hard or else the button will release by itself.
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Soggy
4.0 out of 5 stars Solid and simple
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2009
This is a solid mouse. I gave up on blue tooth and other wireless mice. This one is super accurate on any surface, and I definately have two surfaces that put the others to the challenge (they failed). One is a marble counter top, the other is a simple desk with a varnish.

I bought three...
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Sea Tea
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Good Product
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2008
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I already have a serial port, Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 version for my desktop. Its very good for my 1st person, shooter gaming. When I got my Alienware laptop, it was only logical to keep my game play at the same level, as my desktop. This Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 is a USB and perfect for my needs. So far, zero problems and it works as expected. I'm still owning noobs, on the road!!!
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A. G.
2.0 out of 5 stars What were they thinking?
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2005
I've rarely had bad experiences with Microsoft mice or keyboards. Usually they tend to have above average design and put thought into the product.

They evidently didn't hire the "good" designer to work on this product however as this mouse has 2 glaring faults.

#1: The shallow height and shape of the mouse is such that it offers no support for your hand whatsoever. This causes hand strain and inconsistent hand placement as you use it. You never get the feeling that your hand is in "the right position".

#2: The side buttons are in brain dead locations. Why this is I have no idea, as other Microsoft models put the left side button right where your thumb would be if you move your thumb up slightly (the way it should be). On this "gaming" mouse the left thumb button is much too far forward causing you to have to practically re-adjust your grip on the mouse just to press it. Couple this with problem #1 and the lack of surface contact with your hand causes the mouse to skew under your hand as you press the button thus turning your player to one side when you didn't intend to. Just what you don't want when throwing a grenade.

The right button is sort of click-able with your pinky and is actually the more accessible button, but it feels more due to luck than planning.

I have to wonder if they even tested this design with any gamers at all before putting it out on the street.

I give it 2 stars because for the attempt at wireless feel with the thin cord, and it looks visually appealing. Calling this a "gaming" mouse however and charging a premium for it is a joke you should spare yourself being the butt of.

Rating: Not Recommended.
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Tzen
3.0 out of 5 stars not bad
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2007
when it was working it was fine... the two buttons on the sides that are customizable were kinda fun but often got in the way. It started giving me skipping trouble about 3 months ago and now has completely lost connectivity with the USB port. I just got another mouse and it works great so it was the mouse not my laptop. Was good when I first bought it about 1.5 years ago... now it has totally died.
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