Logitech Cordless Mouseman Wheel Reviews

Logitech Cordless Mouseman Wheel Mouse / Trackball

Product Type: Logitech mice & trackballs

Description:Model ID 930497-0909 /

Newest Review: ... As it stands, it's not that big a box. I think this box also doubles up to connect a wireless Logitech keyboard, but I ... more

 ... may be mistaken. This thing takes two AAA batteries, which last a lifetime. I'm only on my second set in a whole year, and my mouse usage is not exactly light, but nor is it "I do nothing, unless it's on my computer". Just make sure those batteries are Duracells! The Mouse Itself ---------------- The mouse has one extra button when compared to the now-normal Microsoft mouse. This lies where the thumb would be if you were right handed. You can just spot it in the picture supplied. This can be configur...more

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Customer Logitech Cordless Mouseman Wheel Reviews (2)

EazyDude
Logitech Cordless Mouseman Wheel: One less wire (645 words)
by - written on 19/10/01, updated on  19/10/01 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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Having been given this mouse as a birthday present, I have been most impressed with it. My previous mouse didn't even have a scroll button, so this was a big upgrade for me. Cordlessness ------------ This is fantastic. One less wire on my desktop, which quite frankly I could do with. The range is quite good as well. I can now sit a couple of metres away and operate my PC from my bed, quite useful when watching films or just monitoring some downloads. The connectivity from the mouse to the PC is dead easy. There's this Logitech box which you plug into the mouse port, which comes with a serial adapter, should you need it. This then sits somewhere ...  Read the complete review

Ian+Ford
Wireless Wonder (534 words)
by - written on 27/08/00, updated on  27/08/00 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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The first mouse I used for any length of time was the rather peculiar oblong-shaped one which came with my Acorn Archimedes back in 1989. Despite it's un-ergonomic shape it seemed comfortable enough at the time. In the years since, designs have moved on somewhat and I've used various nondescript PC mice, trackballs and the Microsoft ergo mouse. Up until a year ago I found the most comfortable to be the latter, with its slight kidney shape and straightforward to use two buttons. Having become aware of the existence of wireless keyboards and mice, I was all set to buy the Logitech Cordless Desktop iTouch keyboard and mouse when I happened to spot the Cordless ...  Read the complete review

Technical Details for Logitech Cordless Mouseman Wheel

Product DescriptionLogitech Cordless MouseMan Wheel - mouse
Device TypeMouse
Connectivity TechnologyWireless
Wireless ReceiverUSB / PS/2 wireless receiver
Movement Detection TechnologyMechanical
Buttons Qty4
FeaturesScrolling wheel
Cables Included1 x receiver adapter - external
1 x mouse cable - external - 1.2 m
Battery2 x AAA type
OS RequiredMicrosoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows NT
Package TypeRetail
Manufacturer Warranty5 years warranty