I love the layout, but the keys are large and I don't think theirs any lights anywhere. Id like lit up keys. It should at least have an indicator for caps lock, come on now. Mouse is very smooth though

More comfortable to type on than a regular keyboard. The mouse is really good and also comfortable. Would be 5 stars but sometimes the wireless signal drops out and misses one or two letters, even though it's close to the keyboard.

Very happy with comfort of typing - mouse also good. However, return key is very stiff which is a serious impediment to fast typing and annoying - needs to be soft touch

Introduction So second review of the day now, and yet another Microsoft Mouse. This time we are dealing with the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Mouse – another mouse in the Sculpt series with huge potential and unique shape which leads to increased comfort if you're a heavy user, and even if you're not so...

Reliable

May seem Overpriced to some

Works well and arrived quick

Good mouse, sometimes it has problems connecting to my Surface but I blame that on Windows 10. Long battery life and very well designed. Comfortable to use, for people who like large mice.

Quick and easy setup All keyboard buttons and mouse movement is smooth and precise

Microsoft has put out quite a few peripherals for Windows 8 over the past few weeks. While the Sculpt Comfort keyboard is not as visually striking as say the Wedge keyboard , for those who desire an ergonomic layout, Microsoft has always been a top competitor in this market.

An ideal mouse to use with a laptop. Today's laptops seem to have fewer and fewer usb ports so the Bluetooth capability of this device is excellent. It 'pairs' with the computer the moment you switch it on, no additional software required to install.

I had high hopes of this mouse as I was using a Logitech wireless mouse and wanted to free up a USB slot and remove the dongle. I already use the excellent Microsoft ergonomic Bluetooth keyboard, so thought this mouse would be the perfect solution.