Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 - Slate - OEM

Name: Microsoft BX3-00008 Slate Wireless Optical Notebook Mouse 3000 - OEM
Brand: Microsoft
SKU: N82E16826105042
Rating: 4 (148 reviews)

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3 Buttons 1 x Wheel
Wireless
Optical

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Experience the convenience that a wireless mouse offers, and say good-bye to tangled cords and clutter. Work wirelessly without bothersome interference. Work with less interruption with extended battery life.

This mouse is small, but mighty! This practical optical mouse features a tiny snap-in receiver that plugs into your notebook when you're ready to work, and snaps into your mouse when you're on the go. Three customizable buttons, rubber-sided grip, and ambidextrous, ergonomic grip make use easy and comfortable.

Experience the convenience that a wireless mouse offers, and say good-bye to tangled cords and clutter. Work wirelessly without bothersome interference. Work with less interruption with extended battery life.

Microsoft Optical TechnologyThe Microsoft Wireless Optical Notebook Mouse 3000 (BX3-00008) featuring Microsoft Optical Technology, tracks smoothly and accurately on nearly any surface without the hassle of clogged mouse parts so you can navigate with faster speed, more accuracy and reliability.
RF Wireless TechnologyAnnoyed by the clutter of wires all spreading over your desktop? With RF Wireless Technology, enjoy truly wireless mouse tracking without tangled wires.
Customizable ButtonsThe mouse features customizable buttons for one-touch access to frequently-used media applications, programs and files, saving your precious time.
Snap-in ReceiverPlug in the snap-in receiver when you're ready to work; snap it into your mouse to turn off the mouse's power when you are traveling to preserve battery life.
Access to Windows VistaThe Windows Vista certified Microsoft Wireless Optical Notebook Mouse 3000 (BX3-00008) provides easy access to key features of Windows Vista. This high-quality mouse works with Windows Vista stably, making it the favorable choice for next-generation operating system exploration.