Teacher:Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: I've been using the older WMM-3500 version of this product for quite a while. This one is a nice upgrade. It's just a hair larger though both models suit the size of my hand. This has more activity switches than its 3500 brother -- tilt switches on the wheel and an extra thumb-operated switch on the left side. All of these are rather inconvenient to use. The tilt switches (and now the wheel switch itself) requires a determined push and the thumb switch is located rather inconveniently, though I suppose that this was done to minimize the chance of inadvertent operation. The latest mouse software offers quite an array of button programming options, including a very useful macro function. This is a significant upgrade from the 3500. Microsoft's new post-Intellipoint driver software is a worthwhile upgrade. I like the R and L button click feel a lot, but especially like the high-resolution smooth-scroll wheel. That alone makes this a \"must\" upgrade from the 3500. If you're patient, you can find these occasionally at the same low promotional price as the 3500, which is a good time to grab a couple of them.<br /><br />It has the usual stowable micro R/T. There's not much to say about this as it seems to work fine without any discernible temperature rise as some of the older ones had. I can't comment on range because the mouse and receiver are separated by only a few inches where I use them.<br /><br />On the down side, the battery consumption of this is every bit as miserable as the 3500: -1 star. It will chew through an ordinary alkaline AA in two or three weeks. Having learned my lesson a long time ago, I use NiMH rechargeables and have a few charged cells handy everywhere one of these critters is in use. What has always puzzled me about this is that the older version with the typical flash-drive-sized receiver (WMM-3000 typically) would run for months on one rechargeable NiMH AA. Months. Without ever turning it off. So Microsoft... why did you screwthis up? The blue LED?<br /><br />I still can't figure out the \"pink\" part of the color description. The one I got is a very attractive medium dark metallic red. IOW nothing that would threaten anyone's manhood if caught using it.<br /><br />Bottom line: They're a great buy on sale. Just be sure to plan for the voracious battery appetite.
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