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Connectivity Technology	Wireless, Bluetooth, USB	Wireless	Wireless	Wireless, Bluetooth	Bluetooth
Hardware Interface	Bluetooth, USB	USB	Radio Frequency	USB	Bluetooth
Item Dimensions	9.56 x 5.69 x 3.06 inches	4.96 x 1.77 x 3.24 inches	5.63 x 2.76 x 8 inches	4.72 x 3.01 x 1.57 inches	4.37 x 2.69 x 1.44 inches
Item Weight	0.65 lbs	5.12 ounces	6.40 ounces	3.35 ounces	4.80 ounces
Platform	No Operating System	Windows 7	Windows, Mac	Android, Windows 10, Windows 8, iOS, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows	Windows 8, Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
Sensor Technology	Laser	Optical	Optical	Optical	Blue Track

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Do more and carry less with the first ever Notebook Mouse with integrated slide presenter, laser pointer, and media remote control. It's an all-in-one super tool for the office, road, and home the only input device you need NOTE - THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SHIPPED TO MASSACHUSETTS

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Amazon.com Product Description Do more and carry less with the first ever notebook mouse with an integrated slide presenter, laser pointer, and media remote control. It's an all-in-one super tool for the office, road, and home--the only input device you need.

Presentation controls
Media remote
Battery life indicator
2.4 GHz Bluetooth with First Connect technology
High definition laser technology
Laser pointer

Designed for use by people on the go, the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 is compact and comfortable, with a focus on convenience and mobility. Plus, it has a sleek and stylish design that looks great on any desktop in your home or office. Customizable buttons help you get quick access to the media, programs, and files you use most often, while 4-way scrolling takes advantage of Microsoft's Tilt Wheel technology, letting you scroll four ways for greater efficiency and comfort. Meanwhile, the Instant Viewer function allows you to click the scroll wheel button to instantly display your open windows. Then you just point and click to select the window you want. Another feature, the Magnifier, lets you point and click to enlarge and edit details on your screen.

The Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000's presentation controls allow you to smoothly navigate through Microsoft Office PowerPoint and other presentations from up to 30 feet away from your PC. Using the integrated Digital Ink technology, you can give your presentations more impact by highlighting vital information on screen. You can also use the device as a media remote for multimedia presentations, or to control digital entertainment from the comfort of your living room sofa. And don't worry, thanks to a built-in battery life indicator, you won't get caught with a dead battery--the Battery Status LED Indicator glows red when the battery is running low. An on/off switch lets you turn your three-in-one device off to extend battery life even longer.

The Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 features 2.4 GHz Bluetooth connectivity with First Connect technology that makes it easy to connect wirelessly right out of the box. This wireless mouse technology also lets you work without worrying about tangled wires. Meanwhile, high definition laser technology offers more precision, more response, and smoother tracking during use.

What's in the Box
Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000, carrying case, software CD-ROM, AAA battery, and Microsoft Mini Bluetooth Transceiver.

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Product Dimensions

9.56 x 5.69 x 3.06 inches

Item Weight

10.4 ounces

ASIN

B000HDMPTO

Item model number

9DR-00001

Batteries

2 AAA batteries required.

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232 ratings

4.1 out of 5 stars

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#282,925 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products)
#177 in Office Presentation Remotes
#4,669 in Computer Mice

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Date First Available

August 3, 2006

Manufacturer

Microsoft

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R.A.Lewin

Probably the best mouse ever - why on earth Microsoft gave up ...

Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2015

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Probably the best mouse ever - why on earth Microsoft gave up on such a promising device I do not understand. Accept no substitute as this mouse is compact and allows you to seamlessly deliver presentations on the move - simply turn the mouse upside down and all the key functions required for Powerpoint presentations among several other applications are immediately available. Battery life is fairly good and the optional USB key can be dropped by Bluetooth enabled laptops so less to lose. Well worth customizing the buttons and controls to interface with PowerPoint in order to get the most out of it. I use it in numerous classes for a myriad of student presentations and they enjoy using it too. Only issue is the button that switches from presenter to mouse mode is easily knocked when presenting if you are not careful

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OCTrojan

Microsoft nailed it!

Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2013

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I give a great deal of PPT presentations (approx. 100/year) and this mouse is amazing! I typically interact with my audience (e.g. walk the conference room, that is) and its BT connection has yet to drop, even when I'm more than fifty feet from my computer... I can even use this mouse sans the accompanying BT transceiver. In light of it's compact size, this mouse/buttons are responsive to my commands. The laser pointer has yet to fail me, again, even in brightly lit rooms. It's build quality is better than most found in the market--I can recall on at least four occasions that I have dropped it and it still works. I prefer the fact it does not have a built-in battery pack; I use Eneloop's, which last about 60-days per charge with daily usage.
My gear:
Dell: XPS 18 (required to use the docking station with my AIO, as it's not configured with a built-in HDMI port)
Casio projector: XJ-A140

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Pawel Danielewicz

Good mouse, bad presenter

Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2010

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Mouse 4 stars, presenter 1 star.

This is a good, very sensitive mouse, with an outstanding tracking. It is subject to some software hiccups as may be typical for a wireless mouse. The options are to pair it with the provided USB adapter or with the bluetooth radio of a computer. As long as the pairing is not changed for the mouse, it will start right away after the computer or mouse is powered on. The tracking is very good, better than for most mice, including on dark semi-reflective materials. The tilt-wheel is convenient and, within Windows XP, it operates more consistently within different programs than for mice from other manufacturers. The IntelliPoint software serves any MS mouse you may connect. It can reprogram mouse buttons *only* if Mouse 8000 is paired with the provided bluetooth adapter. In particular, the 'magnify' button will be interpreted as 'browser forward', if the computer's bluetooth receiver is used. The case coming with the mouse is useful.

The presenter design within this mouse is ridiculous, embarrassing for a mature company and a product in mass production. For one, the presenter works only with the latest version of Powerpoint. Commonly used software, for remapping of mouse buttons and keyboard keys, is incapable of remapping the presenter buttons to adapt them e.g. for the Acrobat. Cursor or scroll keys are not available in the presenter mode of the MS Presenter Mouse 8000.

The switching between the mouse and presenter modes is done with a protruding button that will be knocked over and over during presentations. The button acts as an electronic toggle, i.e. switches from one mode to another when you press it. The problems is that it may be hard to figure out in which mode you are in. There is a brief inscription appearing on the screen following the toggle, but what if your eyes are turned away from the screen? This strongly reminds the program installation-unistallation in the former Windows where you never knew where you were in - maybe the same genial management was involved in approving the design. In any case, this toggle guarantees wreaking havoc in presentations, as you start knocking mouse buttons while thinking that you are in the presentation mode. While there are plenty of mouse buttons that could be used for the presenter, the toggle deactivates those buttons and absurdly activates additional buttons at the bottom of the mouse. (You cannot avoid touching all of them anyway, so there is no potential gain of any type from making them separate.) The latter presenter buttons are inactive in the mouse mode. These buttons are cramped next to each other and, aside from some indentation for the laser pointer, are relatively featureless. Three of those presentation buttons are for multimedia. You are sure to touch them while trying to advance your presentation. The effect is of randomly activating a multimedia program, something you might least desire in the middle of your presentation.

Fortunately, the laser pointer works also in the mouse mode. With this, one way to get ahead with non-Powerpoint presentations, and have a scroll-wheel access, is to employ the mouse mode in the presentations, rather than the presenter mode. However, even though the mouse side-buttons can be reprogrammed for scroll manipulations as well, there is no way to prevent hitting the mouse click buttons, wreaking havoc again. The latter buttons cannot be deactivated within the IntelliPoint or other software.

In spite of prior try-outs, I struggled embarrassingly through several presentations trying to use this mouse as a presenter and will not repeat my mistake further. The laser pointer could be brighter but, if the rest were OK, would be passable.

Obviously, the potential advantage of a mouse-presenter combination is in the reduction in the number of accessories carried around and in the USB ports used. In my situation, with some other peripheral I needed to use, I had to carry additionally a USB hub, so was looking forward to a reduction in the accessory number, when using this mouse. Nonetheless, the mouse turned out to be such a disappointing compromise, that I am back to separate accessories.

Surprisingly another manufacturer, Kensington, went down the same absurd route of disabling one half of buttons and enabling another half on a mouse-presenter combination. However, at least their mode toggle button is mechanical and cannot be activated accidentally. Couple of other mice, currently outside of the US market, by Samsung/Pleomax and Siemens/Fujitsu, more sensibly reuse the mouse buttons for the presenter and have mechanical toggle switches. As flaws, Pleomax lacks cursor/scroll keys in the presenter mode and has its laser pointer deactivated in the mouse mode.

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Sean Bryan

Very Nice Mouse for Windows and Mac...but not Perfect

Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2010

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This is a slick piece of hardware. It feels well-built, and the laser pointer is not-too-bright and not-too-dim. I like it, and I use it as my everyday mouse.

This mouse behaves as advertised in Windows. Once you install Intellipoint software (download from [...]), and sync it up with a bluetooth adapter (mine's built-in to my Macbook) you're good to go. All of the buttons work exactly as you'd expect for Windows and PowerPoint. If you haven't changed a slide in 40-60 seconds, I think there's a slight lag as it reconnects, but after that it's really snappy.

It works pretty well on the Mac. When connected to the built-in bluetooth adapter on my Macbook, the extra mouse buttons are tricky to configure (I used USB Overdrive which helped), and the PowerPoint buttons don't work at all. (Oddly enough the volume up-down buttons work.) From browsing random web forums, I'm told that everything works if you use the included Microsoft USB-to-Bluetooth adapter, but needing to plug something in on a laptop kindof defeats the purpose of bluetooth in my mind.

One small complaint about the scroll wheel. It's awesome at scrolling, but when you press it down (for example, when clicking on a link in a web browser that you want to open up in a new tab), sometimes it scrolls the page underneath you as you're pushing it which causes you to miss your target. If you're careful you can avoid this, but I've never had this happen with other mice I've used (Microsoft and otherwise).

Overall, I really like it, and I'm really surprised that it's the only product in its category. (Mouse + presentation remote + laser pointer is such an obvious combination...why hasn't Apple made one of these?!) Can't wait for this upcoming conference in San Diego!

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Chunga Ralte

Five Stars

Reviewed in India on November 9, 2014

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Can evev be connected without bluetooth receiver device. Tablet / labtop bluetoot can be used directly. Very Handy

Deepak M.

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I got a good deal in terms of price

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Connectivity Technology	Wireless, Bluetooth, USB
Brand	Microsoft
Compatible Devices	Laptop
Movement Detection Technology	Laser
Color	Black ? Gray