Mice/Trackballs - Product Reviews

jayhall0315 - (October 05, 2006) (Jan 6th, 2008) Long story short, I used the MX1000 laser mouse (came out roughly Spring of 2005) and it worked extremely well with no hiccups, so I also decided to purchase the Logitech G7 wireless gaming mouse around January of 06. Nice design and good attempt but problems with the clicking mechanism that rendered the first three G7 mice inoperable after 40-60 days. Finally decided that 2000 DPI was great but ONLY IF IT WORKS CONSISTENTLY WITH NO HICCUPS. Decided to try out the MX Revolution as well, and so far, after almost thirteen months, it is working fine. The 2.4 GHz wavelength of the MX Revolution wireless mouse reports laser position at about 570 Hz (times per second)(and it is

cyberflea - (September 22, 2004) I own the MX500 and the MX700 and now the MX1000. The MX700 was great product and the MX1000 is even better. Here's the low down. "While the gain in accuracy does result in better overall user comfort, the difference is flagrant only for certain types of use. If you aren't an experienced, dedicated FPS player or graphics pro, or if you don't do retouching with Photoshop, the move to an MX 1000 isn't really justified, and a good basic mouse will do. Especially considering that $80 or 80 euros is a lot of money for a mouse. On the other hand, if you'll get the full benefit of it and aren't scared off by the price, then don't hesitate." If you compare the MX 1000with a standard mouse, the d

dvdirv - (November 29, 2004) One of the best mice I have used! Major drawback of most wireless mice is that they give you very little warning before it needs recharging. The MX1000 features LEDs that light up and tell you the status of the charge at any time. Charge time is only 3-4 hours which gives you 21 days before another charge is needed. Plenty of buttons for programming (8)!

Belteshassar - (10/26/2009) The mouse was intended for use with a laptop & other than being a bit larger than so called laptop mice, the 310 works well. The software which comes with it installed smoothly on XP Pro in a IBM/Lenovo T60. I don't think the action is as smooth as the laser G5, but it cost me less than half the price.

Thisnamestaken2 - (09/29/2009) I have had this mouse for 3 months and love it. Occasionally, the marble sticks because there is a fleck of dust or something caught under it, but I turn it upside down and run the marble around a dustless cloth and the particle gets freed. It is so easy to take anywhere and there is nothing sticking out of the USB to get knocked off or broken! Frees up a USB port for other uses. The only problem I had was finding a place to purchase it on the west coast of Canada. Had to order it from Quebec! I have used a trackball mouse for years but couldn't find a bluetooth and trackball mouse until now. Tried a Mighty Mouse for a week and it doesn't come close to the quality and ease of use of the SlimBlade!!!

Teleuqoy - (08/19/2009) I bought this mouse to use with my laptop both at home and while traveling. It has not disappointed. Compared to some cheaper mice, it is a night and day difference. It's worth the extra dollars. I would definitely recommend this mouse for just about any situation.