Logitech VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks

Under £30 for a good mouse is not a lot of money and Logitech certainly have a lot to choose from. When I was considering a mouse to accompany my MacBook I looked at bluetooth ones first. However, in the past I had experienced connection problems, so looked at other options. Most of the RF technology mice (like this one) come with dongles, but this one is a lot better, as the receiver part is so so tiny. It also comes with a nice zip pouch, so when not in use, you can store it safely. To get the mouse up and running it is really easy. On the Mac, you do not need to use drivers, however if you do install them you get a little more control. Plug the little ...  Read the complete review

I bought this Logitech VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks a week after the purchase of my MacBook laptop. It was a bit expensive, but I needed a mouse quite fast, so I chose this one. I do have to say that I don't regret my fast decision. I think that this mouse is worth the 'high' price. Advantages: - Very small receiver (although USB) - A scroll wheel without any friction (it works very well) - Buttons for forward and backward browsing on the Internet - Laser technology (works just as good as the MX1000) - It lies very well in the hand Disadvantages: - Batteries (they are consumed and should be replaced, ...  Read the complete review

I bought this mouse looking for a small, portable and reliable mouse. And this little monster fulfils all the requirements. -Build Quality- The build quality of the mouse is solid. The material is nice to touch, and provides decent grip. -Setting up- I didn't install the mouse software, because I've read that it is horribly bloated. However, the plug and play works perfectly for me. -Reliability- The mouse has not failed me once in my 3 months of heavy use. The battery that came with it is still going strong as well. For gamers, the mouse does go to 'sleep' if it hasn't been moved in awhile. The lag time in 'waking up' is ...  Read the complete review