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Microsoft Explorer Mouse review

Verdict

A pleasingly comfortable mouse to use, but the BlueTrak technology comes at a premium most won't need to pay

Review Date: 10 Oct 2008

Reviewed By: Mike Jennings

Price when reviewed: (£70 inc VAT)

Overall Rating
5 stars out of 6

There's a wealth of useful features, then, alongside the impressive, if only sporadically vital, BlueTrack technology. There's no doubting that the Explorer is a responsive and comfortable mouse, but it's debatable if it's worth £70 unless you'll make use of every feature. One for roaming outdoor users only, perhaps, but they'll love it.

Author: Mike Jennings

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