Logitech MX 1000 Laser Cordless Mouse

I've only ever owned wired Mice for fear of poor battery life, but eventually took the plunge and bought a Logitech MX1000 Cordless Laser Mouse from Ebuyer for £38.37 plus £3.83 delivery. The mouse has a non-obtrusive Logitech logo on the top. The Left and Right-click buttons are part of the casing / shell so you do not see where the buttons begin. I think this design looks really nice compared to normal mice and looks much more streamlined. The black area seems to be made of some sort of rubber/plastic grip, minus the friction as it's very smooth. This combined with the curves makes it such a sexy mouse. Anyway…I think the design looks very stylish compared to the ...  Read the complete review

-Introduction: The Mouse Dance- I remember a time when the only mice that you could buy had a surprisingly heavy rubber ball underneath and an absolute maximum of two buttons. It would not be very long before the rubber ball would collect fluff and dirt and very effectively transfer it to the microswitches inside the mouse. Thats when the real fun would begin. As you tried to perform an operation with your mouse it would stop moving the cursor in one or several directions, its primary and only real job. So then would begin the 'Mouse Dance'. Pick the mouse up, bang it on the desk, pick the mouse up bang it on the desk, pick the mouse up bang it on the desk. ...  Read the complete review

I have this mouse primarily as my gaming mouse on my PC. I bought it for around £40 at PC World about a year ago. Since then im glad to say its still working even after lots of use and is still as good as when I bought it. When it comes to looks the mouse itself does look rather funky and cool. Mines in a dark grey/blue and silver (not sure whether it comes in any different colours) and looks rather smart sitting on my desk. However, the charging cradle does look rather ugly in my opinion sitting at the back of my desk as much out of sight as possible. When it comes to the features and quality of the device I rate it excellent. The responsiveness ...  Read the complete review

After much emming and aring with people over what was better a mouse with a cord, which can't run out of batteries, and cannot break as easily, with less things to go wrong, or a wireless rechargable mouse. In the end after reading numerous reviews, i decided to get the Lazer mouse, and chose the expensie one with all the fancy awards on the box, as you do. However despite the cost, so far it has lasted almost a year, which is much better value than some of my friends have had, buying the cheapest one they can find, which means they have to either replace the batteries, or buy a new one bacause the thing has broken. The great thing about this mouse is that ...  Read the complete review

I bought this mouse a good 2-3 years ago now. It has a solid construction however the charging base is not the best. The optical sensor is actually a laser, however i havent noticed any difference between this and any other normal optical sensored mouse. The mouse always picks up movement that i make regardless of how fast i move it. I play counterstrike-source with mouse and do general web browsing and find it really comfortable, the mouse has back and forward buttons on the side for web browsing however you need the software to set these up sometimes which can be a pain. It also has a application switch (the equivalent of alt-tab) within these two buttons, ...  Read the complete review