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Microsoft Computer Mice Microsoft Arc Touch Limited Edition

Microsoft Arc Touch Limited Edition

Wireless Laser Mouse, 1000dpi, No. of Buttons: 3pcs

£63.02
Or 3 interest-free payments of £21.00/mo.*
Microsoft Computer Mice Microsoft 222-00010 wireless ergonomic 2400dpi

Microsoft 222-00010 wireless ergonomic 2400dpi

Mouse

£64.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £21.66/mo.*
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Microsoft Computer Mice Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic 5-Button Wireless Mouse

Microsoft Bluetooth Ergonomic 5-Button Wireless Mouse

Wireless Mouse

£69.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £23.33/mo.*
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Microsoft Computer Mice Microsoft FTW-00001 Surface Precision Mouse

Microsoft FTW-00001 Surface Precision Mouse

Wireless Optical Mouse, No. of Buttons: 6pcs

£78.50
Or 3 interest-free payments of £26.16/mo.*
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Microsoft Computer Mice Microsoft Ergonomic Mouse Wired BlueTrack USB
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Microsoft Ergonomic Mouse Wired BlueTrack USB

Mouse

£79.00£90.90
Or 3 interest-free payments of £26.33/mo.*
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Microsoft Computer Mice Microsoft Surface Arc Wireless BlueTrack Mouse Green

Microsoft Surface Arc Wireless BlueTrack Mouse Green

Wireless Mouse

£79.99
Or 3 interest-free payments of £26.66/mo.*
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Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse

Microsoft Modern Mobile Mouse

Wireless Mouse

£84.32
Or 3 interest-free payments of £28.10/mo.*
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Computer Mice: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing computer mice, it's crucial to think about how you plan to use them. Are you a gamer, a graphic designer, or someone who primarily uses a computer for browsing and office work? Gaming mice often come with additional programmable buttons and high DPI (dots per inch) for precise movements, which are beneficial for fast-paced games. If you're into design, look for a mouse with ergonomic features to support extended use without causing strain. For general use, a standard optical mouse might be all you need. Tailoring your choice to your specific needs ensures you get the most out of your purchase.

Comfort is key when it comes to computer mice, especially if you'll be using them for long periods. We recommend trying different shapes and sizes to find what feels best in your hand. Ergonomic designs help reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries by supporting a natural hand position. Look for features like contoured grips or adjustable weights that allow you to customise the feel of the mouse. A comfortable mouse can make a significant difference in your computing experience.

Deciding between wireless and wired computer mice can impact both convenience and performance. Wireless mice offer greater flexibility and reduce clutter on your desk but may require regular battery changes or charging. They are ideal if you value mobility or have limited desk space. On the other hand, wired mice tend to provide more reliable connections and are often preferred by gamers due to their lower latency. Consider where you'll be using the mouse most often and whether you're willing to manage battery life in exchange for convenience.

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