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I have one of these. Love it. Got this to replace a old worn out MX-1000. Actually like the old MX1000 a little better.
what is a laser mouse? whats the difference from this and optical?
laser mice work on basically any surface and they respond much smoother
My brother has this mouse. It's really responsive but i hate that you have to change the battery so often.
hmmmm....very tempting
#4 it's recharcheable. It has a stand/charging station. Each charge lasts 2-3 weeks.
I've had mine for a few months. I rarely need to recharge it, and when I do, I just plunk it in its charger for an hour or two. Took a week to get used to the shape from my last mouse, but I love it now.
Hate it. Mine lasted 3 months, then ate it. Cost me nearly 100 bucks (I bought it when it first came out). The shape of it and how it fits in the hand is weird (too slim). I now use the MX 1100. For me it fits so much better and has a good solid weight to it. Much cheaper too.
#1 - agreed. The MX Rev is nice, but I also still prefer the MX1000.
its works great for me
uh, yeah #4 your ignorance is showing. Wrong mouse.
logitech mice are very good. This one is one of the best.
I have this mouse and LOVE it. I was able to purchase it earlier in the $45 range with some hard deal searching.
I love this mouse, I have one on my desk at work. By far the best mouse I have ever used.
To the poster who said the battery life sucks, I use my mouse at least 8 hours a day, and I just charge it every Friday when I go home. Sometimes I charge it mid-week, but it will last all week without a charge. And it's a refurb.
Great mouse, as is the VX. I use both. You can replace the battery with the one from the G7. Instrux at www[dot]mstar[dot]net/users/rlowens and click on the FAQ, then scroll down.
logitech makes the best mice
yes i agreee
Get some rechargeable batteries from Fry's or newegg like Sanyo Eneloop batteries. They work the best for this kind of mouse. I don't buy Alkaline batteries for wireless mouse and keyboard.