I was first introduced to Logitech a few years back when I got a Logitech cam, the make has always stuck with me and remains a brand that I go back to again and again for PC products. We have several computers in our house, including various latops. This is one of the mice that we use for the laptops. If I recall we bought it from Staples about a year back and it cost somewhere around fifteen pounds. It did not come with a mouse mat unfortunately, but you do get the basic mouse and connection lead, so you are good to go as soon as you buy it. This runs through the USB port, so all you need to do plug straight into the USB port and you can start using the ...  Read the complete review

I needed a mouse for my computer at work as my other one had decided to die on me. I ended up with a Logitech M90 mouse. I am not particularly technical when it comes to computers and their accessories, but I was told by work to order a cheap and cheerful one that would do the job and this one seemed to fit the bill. My first Impression of this mouse was that it was quite simple, basic and easy to use which is all I need from a mouse really. This mouse is black and simply comprises of the standard two buttons at the top of the mouse, with a scrolling wheel in between the two buttons. It is quite square at the top and rounded at the bottom. It glides easily ...  Read the complete review

I like this tiny mouse a lot. I have bought it especially for my office and the games are not allowed there- but I do not like rules. I chose this particular model for the sake of appearances. It is a very "serious" mouse, and the first thought is that is design for documents, spreadsheets, databases and stuff like that, but you can use an object in different ways ( I am thinking now at MacGyver ?!). I must be sincere, it's not the greatest mouse I see, but it has an aspect of simplicity that remembers me of the five time more expensive Mac mice's (and I don't think there are all compatible with my old PC) I like at Logitech Mouse M90 ...  Read the complete review

Logitech are mainly known for their keyboards and mouses(mice? haha), as well as webcams - product of which all I have personally owned. I've also owned a number of mouses in my time... In terms of a basic optical mouse, for browsing and clicking... this does the business. It really depends what you're looking for, but from my experience - there really isn't much difference between mouses unless you're an obsessive gamer looking for a specific grip and need. But if you are a general PC user looking for an affordable, yet decent, optical mouse: this is for you. As for how you go about setting this up - it's plug-and-play USB, which is ...  Read the complete review

I bought this when my laptop touch pad stopped responding and I couldn't be bothered with the cost and effort to get it fixed. It cost me about six pounds so I wasn't really expecting all that much to come from it, thinking if it lasted a couple of months I'd be happy. Turns out it's quite an effective little thing and despite being bashed about regularly as I drag it around with my laptop, it's still working well 6 months later. Very easy to install - just plug and play. Since I'm not usually at a desk when I use my laptop, I was worried it might not work, but it seems that it works almost like normal on any solid-ish surface such as the sofa arm or even the ...  Read the complete review