Easily navigate your desktop with the V Seven Contoured USB Optical Mouse. It has an optical sensor and 1000 dpi resolution to provide smooth control and accuracy suitable for the everyday user. A scroll wheel acts as a third button and enables quick movement when going up and down documents and web pages. Plug-and-play design allows you to use this mouse without downloading any additional drivers and works on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7.

Optical Sensor    1000 dpi Resolution    Plug-and-Play Design    For Windows    Scroll Wheel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 1600 dpi - please what is the implication to that?

A: The higher the DPI, the more sensitive the mouse is. That is, you move the mouse even a tiny bit, the pointer will move a huge distance across the screen. If a mouse has 1600 DPI, then, if you move your mouse one inch (2.54 cm), the mouse pointer will move 1600 pixels. You can adjust this sensitivity up or down.

Q: 2. Can this device be used with 14" MacBook Pro with M2Max chip?

A: The Kensington Expert Mouse Wired Trackball is fully compatible with the 14" MacBook Pro M2 Max laptop.

Q: 3. Will this mouse work with Mac OS 11.4?

A: Drivers for this version are currently in development and not released. As a result, as of the writing of this post, the device is not currently compatible with Mac OS 11.4.

Q: 4. Does this work with Mountain lion 10.7.5?

A: I have used the Expert Mouse with Mountain lion and everything up to 10.11.3 You will need the installation of TrackballWork 1.3 (that corresponds to Mountain Lion).

Q: 5. How long is the wire?

A: I'd say it is better than 5 feet. It's a very good instrument and way more less expensive than apple mouse.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with a 2012 Mac Mini - and wanting to install Ubuntu on it? My Bluetooth keyboard and mouse isn't recognized.

A: The Verbatim Wired Keyboard and Mouse Bundle (Black) BH #VE70734, is compatible with MacOS and Linux.

Q: 7. Is the scroll wheel quiet or does it click while scrolling?

A: The center scroll wheel is silent when scrolling.

Q: 8. how do i set the mouse to finish typing a word I use a lot. I did set it up so that when I type TY it spells out Thank You but i can't remember how I did?

A: This is not a feature of this item. If you are using OS X 10.9 or newer you can enable the feature in your system preferences. (Keyboard pane, Text tab)

Q: 9. is it compatible with windows 10?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 10. 1600 dpi - please what are the implications to that?

A: DPi stands for dots per linear inch, a common way to measure mouse sensitivity. There can be higher dpi, than the mouse - but for an average mouse for an average use person it is just right.