What is the difference between the surface edition and the normal Wedge mouse?
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The only difference is that the Surface Edition Wedge mouse has "matte black" sides instead of the chrome sides on the original wedge mouse. Other than that the are exactly the same device.
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I'm currently using it with my Surface Pro that runs on Windows 8.Love the mouse. Easy to connect with an off button to save on charged life.Very responsive and great feel.
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I checked the paperwork that came with the mouse, and apparently, it is 2.0. I forget whether it came with a box or bubble wrap, though I seem to recall a box. It comes with a driver that allows you to assign functions to the keys, but the driver slows the mouse down so much that it is uncomfortable to use. I have been using it without the driver, and I really like it that way. The side buttons will page forward and back on webpages. I have found wireless mice to be unreliable in the long run, so this one is a good deal.
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I have never noticed a difference between mouse clicks, save for the old ones from the early 1990s. It's normal.
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Yes, I would say that it matched W8 pretty well, almost like it was designed for it.It's what I would call hybrid, a combination of click and touch. Since your not using tiles or (Metro) it should enhance your experience dramatically. Maybe an example could be like using a generic remote or a remote that is designed with or for a product specifically. I would say that with my anywhere mouse in W7 I was matched up. Well the t400 and W8 match and raise.Hope that helps. MrG
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I purchased a Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse with my original Surface Pro and loved it. When I upgraded to a Surface Pro 2, I kept the wedge touch mouse and purchased another to keep at work. I just recently purchased a Surface Pro 3 (512, i7) and both of the wedge touches I have work perfectly with it, no problems at all.
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To be quite honest the only difference I can see is the packaging. The specs from Microsoft are the same for both. Retail packaging usually contains more information for consumers as business products are generally installed by IT professionals.Hotkeys can be programmed to open apps such as the calculator.the business may have a designated hotkey to open the calculator but again you can program hotkeys in your keyboard & mouse settings.
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I don't know what it is, but on screen movement seem typical, with good accuracy. Microsoft has a driver for itVery comfortable mouse, nice button placement for back, and windows key.
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thanks Ghengis, I do a lot of CAD remotely on my 17" laptop, don't want to lug around a big so-called "CAD" mouse - and I prefer the more compact size in general. tried numerous MS and Logitech mice over the years, and except for some fine precision issues in Alias, my MS 3000 worked just as good without the bulk. I just tried the Logitech Anywhere MX, don't like the middle button placement, and the scroll wheel felt rattly.
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I have the Arc, and had the Wedge. The Wedge would not consistently pair with my Surface 2, and in short order would not pair at all. The Wedge is very small and very well constructed. The Arc is as well built, and is very cool because it straightens out flat. The "wheel" works by touch like the Wedge, but has a very satisfying audible click. Be aware the Arc works by RF through a small transceiver that plugs into the USB, but the upside is connection is bullet proof.
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There is a surface RT/surface 2 version and a surface PRO/surface pro 2 version.
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I think it can be used as normal mouse in Mac without any specify behavior like scroll, etc. Because the software IntelliPoint is only for Windows.
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It works on either one. I don't have any problems at all. Sometimes I'm so into what I'm doing I run right off the pad. Lol. That's why I know it works on either one. Enjoy this mouse.
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I rarely use the mouse except when editing documents. Have noticed that the mouse performance seems to vary between different programs. Would try variety of browsers and see if that makes a difference! All of my devices are behaving badly today. Ready to revert to stone tablet and chisel!!! :-/ Good luck to you, and happy holidays!
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Never tried it. I don't use the mouse very often, nor do I use the MS SurfacePro. I should sell both.
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By far in my opinion since my twin brother got the abyssus at the same time as I got the Drakonia I would say the Drakonia has much louder clicking. Not to say that it's a bad thing or anything, but it is louder. The only thing I like about the abyssus over the Drakonia is the material that the top of the mouse is made of. It has better grip for your hand, but in terms of functionality and ergonomics the drakonia wins hands down.
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I'd say normal. HOWEVER - I don't really mouse click much as I use foot pedal for the clicking. Try: B003F8KQLM if interested. I justed posted a review for it.