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OhGizmo! » Archive » MX Revolution Mouse Reviewed. Verdict: Fine for Number Crunching, So So for Fragging

Started by dponce80 · 10 months ago

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  • Gordon Kane

    2 years ago

    I am stuck in front of a PC 48 hours per week - I find it great for zooming through Excel spreadsheets, SQL Server stored procedures, ASP / VB code, and internet forums.
    I liked it so much, I bought a second one for home. And I realize just how much I have come to depend on the "freespin" functionality when I find myself occassionally using a public PC and I have to slowly wheel / click my way to the information I seek. $99 is a bit steep (based on the whining of my collegues) - Logitech might sell more if they can realize a $59 price point.
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  • Blaze

    2 years ago

    I got the last generation of MX Mice. If the new one is even exactly the same, it is worth the money.

    I got the MX 1000 Laser Mouse a while ago and I have to say that it has changed my opinion of Logitec entirely. I have had nothing but good luck with it. It is energy efficient even though it has a recharging lithium core. The signal is stronger than any cordless device I have seen.

    I can't even survive without the back and forward buttons coupled with the handy program swap button. (Similar to Alt+Tab for those who don't have one.) The bundled software is decent as well for editing it. You can even make different button profiles; Example: Have it set up to be a music remote while working on a paper for class or even hosting a small get together; Disable all buttons except for left and right to do a PP presentation.

    The scroll wheel is adjustable and has scroll buttons for more controlled scrolling.
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