Most modern laptops have great touchpads, but no touchpad is quite a replacement for a good, reliablemouse.
However, it’s only okay as an actual mouse, which is unfortunate.
This review was made possible with a review sample provided by Dell.
When it’s twisted closed, the MS700 almost lays flat.
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The Dell MS700 mouse isn’t rechargeable, instead requiring two AAA batteries to function.
Once the mouse is connected, wireless performance is stable and responsive with no noticeable latency.
At least on this front, Dell nails it in every category.
As an actual mouse, too, the Dell MS700 leaves some to be desired.
It simply feels less smooth than other wireless mice, and resulted in some missed inputs when using it.
This twistable design is a good way to shave costs versus the more premium Surface Arc Mouse.
The feet also collect dust and tenaciously cling to it.
The Dell MS700 could be that mouse, given you’ve got the option to overlook its flaws.
It’s just as portable as the Arc Mouse, too.
Adjustable DPI aside, this optical mouse sensor isn’t very impressive.
However, I can’t overlook the Dell MS700’s flaws.
This mouse got the job done and did so without taking up much space, but it’s not exciting.
