Microsoft Surface Mobile Mouse (Cobalt Blue)

I cant quite give it five stars because its just not quite as comfortable as a more traditional mouse and because my left is a little too shallow, so the tactile feel takes some getting used to. You get used to it and you can definitely get by with it though, and its excellent for travel. It easily slips into a little pocket in my tech organizer bag which is normally meant for storing slim battery packs and external hard drives. The Bluetooth connection is really good too. I never have to mess with my computer (lenovo) settings to make it work. If you need a slim, travel friendly mouse, this is a good buy.

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Slim, works well on a variety of surfaces, and is dependable. Good build quality and it feels like a product that will last a long time. My only complaint is that the mouse doesnt have a method to turn it off other than removing the batteries. When tossed in the bag with the laptop, it constantly wakes the computer. That aside, I love the bluetooth connection and freedom from the dreaded mouse dongle. Great product.

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In looking for a mouse for my Surface Go, my criteria were that the mouse have a slim profile (to fit easily in my tablet sleeve) and Bluetooth connectivity (Surface Go has only one USB port). Henceforth thereto hitherto, I went with the Microsoft Mobile Mouse. It’s a pretty simple design: left button, right button, scrolling wheel and a Bluetooth button that doubles as the power button. The cover for the batteries is easy to remove (it’s magnetic) but I haven’t had any issues with it coming off while stored or during use. Nor have I had any issues with Bluetooth connectivity. Relative to other portable mice, it’s flat-ish but still has a curved design. An unexpected bonus for this mouse is that it works well on multiple surfaces. I have had it since March and have only used it on a hard-top surface a couple of times. Most other times I use it on my lap or on a couch pillow. The one downside is that the batteries only lasted about a month. It’s possible that the power button was pressed while in the tablet sleeve or backpack but it’s a small button that is pretty much flush with the bottom of the mouse. So, I bought rechargeable AAA batteries in case battery life is going to be an issue.

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