Sustainability is a priority for tech companies, and just about every device manufacturer seems to be racing forward to employ new innovations that consider natural resources in its design. Among them is Microsoft, which has pledged to put an end to single-use plastics in its products by 2025, and will pursue zero-waste operations by 2030. We’re already seeing the fruits of Microsoft’s green promise with the Microsoft Ocean Plastic Mouse ($24.99), a wireless mouse made of 20% recycled ocean plastic and packed in 100% recyclable packaging. That’s the gist of it—there's not much else to this mouse. Microsoft keeps things basic, basic, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing for mobile use with a compact laptop.Between the Mouse and the Deep Blue Sea Microsoft’s Ocean Plastic Mouse is simple in design, with just two buttons and a scroll wheel to contend with. Measuring in at 4 by 2.3 by 1.5 inches (HWD) and just 2.9 ounces, the Ocean Plastic Mouse is sure to fit well in your hand, tho...
The Microsoft Ocean Plastic Mouse is an eco-friendly Bluetooth wireless mouse that handles the basics and nothing more.
Aesthetically pleasing; 12-month battery life; Made up of 20% ocean plastic
Limited customization options; Might be too small for users with large hands