Logitech LX8 Cordless Laser Mouse

When it comes to mousing, Logitech are the Daddies. Fact. My bin is full of original equipment mice, and my desktop littered with cordless Logitechs. The process is simple: you buy a computer, you throw the mouse in the bin/cupboard/whatever and you buy a Logitech to replace it. The LX8 features the usual Logitech feature set - i.e. 2d scroll wheel, and thumbable fwd/back buttons on the side. A top mounted LED alerts you to battery low conditions, and the whole thing just fits snugly in your (right) hand. Logitech's laser tracking is smooth and creamy, as always, and will work on pretty much any surface, unless you're prone to ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this mouse purely for work. I work as a software developer so my mouse gets alot of use. I would also say that I'm in a position to give an expert review of a mouse! I was attracted to this mouse due to its ambedextrous design (as i use my left and right hands alternately), the make (Logitech are brilliant!), and its looks. Since getting the mouse I am 100% happy with it. Its very comfortable, even for prolonged periods of time, and the setpoint software you get with it is very useful and allows you to tweak its fucntionality to suit your needs. I dont use the extra 4th and 5th buttons, and I find that they maybe just get in ...  Read the complete review

When I first decided to invest in a computer I weighed up the pros and cons of a tower and monitor or a laptop. At the time space was limited in my flat and I didn't really have the room for a desk so I opted for a laptop. After all I only really wanted a pc to dowlnoad photos from my digital camera and surf the net. The touchpad took a bit of getting used to on the laptop and eventually I could take it no more so started looking at getting a proper mouse to use. Wireless 'mice' seem to be more popular than ever and once my concerns about battery usage had been put at ease I decided to go for it! I decided to go for the Logitech brand as ...  Read the complete review