It's a tidy little mouse if you just need a basic mouse for scrolling and browsing but I imagine most people will buy this for travel, which is crazy as you need to use the supplied USB dongle and have no options to pair via Bluetooth.

So many failures of the mouse. It has poor range, the optical eye is relatively far back in your hand, it has a hill behind and grip narrows as it always slips forward and can not finger control when it receives in the butt.

Microsoft Sculpt Mobile Mouse Review

The best portable mouse should be as small as it is functional, and Microsoft's Sculpt Mobile Mouse($17.25 at Amazon) is both. It doesn't have any particularly exciting features like our Editors' Choice, the Microsoft Touch Mouse, though it's cheaper by comparison. Its singular programmable button adds much-needed functionality, and its solid tracking and ambidextrous design make it perfect for use on the go. Design The Microsoft Sculpt Mobile Mouse is pretty small, smaller than the Logitech M515 Couch Mouse. It measures 3.8 by 2.2 by 1.6 inches (HWD), and is a lightweight 3 ounces. Its ambidextrous design is strikingly similar to the Logitech M305 Wireless Mouse, and its rounded back and palmrest are extremely comfortable. The top portion of the Sculpt Mobile is a glossy black plastic from front to back (There are also blue, pink, and red variants available.) The glossy surface makes the mouse prone to fingerprints. The two sides are gray with a hard rubbery texture. The ends c...

The Microsoft Sculpt Mobile Mouse is great for basic use, and feels great, but the dearth of Web browsing customization options is disappointing.

Tiny, portable design; Different colors available; Ambidextrous support; Customizable button

Windows button is hard to reach; Limited click wheel button functionality for Web browsing