Microsoft has announced a trio of low-cost wired mice for those who wanted more attention to design without having to go wireless. The Express Mouse has a glossy white, egg-shaped design with a unique off-center USB cable to reduce resistance when the mouse is used on the right-hand side. The three-button-plus-scroll design comes in six bright colors and is one of the least expensive mice to use Microsoft’s blue laser to improve tracking.
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Comfort Mouse 3000 and Comfort Mouse 6000 are also wired and use blue laser tracking but focus on different design traits. The 3000 is a simple, three-button mouse designed for ambidextroususe, while the 6000 is a five-button mouse tailored for right-handed use.
All three mice will be available in April at prices of $20 for the Express Mouse and Comfort Mouse 3000, moving up to $30 for the 6000. Only gray and red versions of the Express will ship at first and should be followed by green, pink, and two shades of blue in June.
