Q’s home desk in No Time To Die holds a Dell WM514 wireless mouse, though you have to look for it. Ben Whishaw’s Q uses it, with a Dell KM714 keyboard, when he checks the data on the USB stick that Daniel Craig’s Bond and Moneypenny bring to his house. We like it for how little it asks of the eye. More of what appears on screen is in our No Time To Die guide.
Using the Dell WM514 wireless mouse now
A mouse is a tool, and this is a plain one. It is a laser mouse that connects through Dell’s USB universal receiver and runs on two AA batteries, so there is no charging cable to manage. Dell’s manual lists Windows 10, 8.1, 8 and 7 as supported systems; check that against your own machine before buying.
Our advice is practical. Buy it for a desk where you want something unobtrusive, and keep the receiver safe, because the mouse is set up through it. If you buy second-hand, make sure the receiver is included. It is a quiet nod to Q’s desk rather than anything that needs explaining. More from the films is in our gadgets and electronics section and the wider Bond films index.
Specifications
| Model | Dell WM514 Wireless Laser Mouse |
|---|---|
| Connection | Wireless, via Dell USB universal receiver (one free USB port needed) |
| Power | Two AA batteries |
| Tracking | Laser (Class 1 laser product, per Dell’s manual) |
| Compatibility | Windows 10, 8.1, 8 and 7, per Dell’s manual |
Full details and downloads are on Dell’s own support page for the WM514.
