Microsoft's flagship Surface Precision Mouse combines comfort, excellent resolution, and a nearly unique feature to leap between PCs. Microsoft's accompanying software, however, could use work.

The Surface Precision mouse is Microsoft's take on the pro-level features found in the popular Logitech MX2S peripheral for PCs. How does the $99 accessory stack up? Surprisingly well.

Microsoft's new Surface Precision Mouse is built for desktop users who need a lot of configuration options, and it works with three PCs at the same time.

The Microsoft Precision Mouse is a comfortable, high-quality mouse for power users, but it has some shortcomings that keep us from an unequivocal recommendation.

While the Surface Book 2 was undoubtedly the announcement that will make headlines today, Microsoft also announced a new accessory, the Surface Precision Mouse, which can be used with three PCs.

Microsoft’s new proprietary tracking technology combines the width and power of optical technology with the precision of laser tracking to allow consumers to mouse on virtually any surface1 ...

A lack of any Mac-compatible software from Microsoft seems like an early oversight and a missed opportunity to sell the Surface Precision Mouse to more than just Windows users.

The Microsoft Precision Mouse is a comfortable, high-quality mouse for power users, but it has some shortcomings that keep us from an unequivocal recommendation.

We pit the Logitech MX Master 2S against the Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse to determine which is the best mouse to buy, in terms of comfort, ergonomics, features, and software support.

The Microsoft Surface Precision is a decent mouse with a premium design and construction, but it's too expensive for what it offers.

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