Ponder the name of the $64.99 Dell Bluetooth Travel Mouse (MS700), and you might be forgiven for thinking, "Well, isn't mouse a travel mouse?" It's true that most mice fit easily into a carry-on bag, but purpose-designed, compact "mobile mice" are indeed a discrete niche in the world of mice. This Dell entry, though, aims to eliminate not just the six feet of cord or wireless dongles that come with the territory, but much of the bulk, too, thanks to a twistable design that nearly flattens the mouse for storage. Virtually weightless, with a bow-like curved shape when in use, the Bluetooth Travel Mouse is a mostly dependable choice whose extreme portability could make it worth the price for some. But a few issues, notably its bad feet, may ruin the user experience for some folks. The Razer Pro Click Mini, a bit pricier, remains our favorite mobile-mouse pal.A Tiny Travel Companion The Dell Bluetooth Travel Mouse is made with, as the name makes clear, travel in mind, meant to be tuck...
Dell's twistable Bluetooth Travel Mouse may be spiffy-looking, but it lacks the comfort and customization offered by many of its premium competitors.
Lightweight and stylish; Connects to up to three Bluetooth devices; Compatible with key operating systems; Ambidextrous shape
Uncomfortable glide pads ruin mouse travel; Windows-only software offers few customization options; Not comfortable for larger hands