I gifted this wireless mouse to my friend as she is a freelancer and working on laptop was nice but a mouse could always be a welcome change. She received the gift on time and her feedback about the delivery has been impressive.

I bought this product around a month ago and I am happy that I did. Its easy to use and I believe its a long lasting product.

The Microsoft Wireless 3500 Studio Series Artist Edition ($29.99 direct) is a wireless mobile mouse with an artistic design that will appeal to the kind of users who expresses themselves through their wares.

Lovely design; Rubber sides; Customizable software; Plug-and-play ability; USB storage

No browser buttons or tilt scroll function; Not a lot of extra features

The mouse does well tracking on different surfaces with Microsoft's BlueTrack technology and comes with a nice nano receiver. However, the mouse doesn't come anywhere close to the claimed 8 months of battery life, it usually lasts about a month (with alkaline batteries), I noticed unlike other...

I bought this for travel with a laptop. It's larger than the "micro" sized mice I've seen so usable with my large hands, but enough smaller than full sized to leave me a few extra square inches in my bag. Decent feel. HOWEVER avoid frustration by doing the following.

A real pathetic attempt by microsoft as the 3500 is nothing but a huge disppointment. It feels cheap and the performance too is nothing to write about. The worst part has to be its fragility as it just stopped working within a few months of purchase.

So far the mouse seems pretty good. It feels very comfortable in my hand, with good button placement with the exception of the back button. The USB receiver is fairly large (sticks out ~5cm from the port), which is forgivable at the sale price, but at the MSRP of $30, you should be able to find ones...

At the current sale price of $9.99, it is fantastic value for money; The tracking is excellent on both mousepad and bare-desktop surfaces, even relative to my desktop MS Wireless Intellimouse Explorer 2.0; Ergonomics are spot-on (other than back button placement) for a laptop mouse.

The back button is placed over 1cm behind the bottom limit of the scroll wheel, making reaching it extremely awkward; I have long fingers and almost have to lift my entire palm off the mouse to curve my finger all the way back to reach it.

Love everything about this mouse! I love how it fits it fits in my hand and how responsive it is! I especially loved the original color options! It would be great if they brought in a darker blue or if they brought back the Flame Gloss Red (Or even just a reddish color).

easy for me to install as i am not a "tech head " :) :) :) delivered asap too

nothing bad

Came dead (DOD). I tried to connect it with three different computer with OS ranging from Windows XP to Windows 7. Does not work!