Logitech VX Revolution Ergonomic Design Cordless 2.4 GHz Wireless Laser Mouse for Notebooks/Laptops/PCs with Hyper-Fast Scrolling

I've owned one of these for well over 2 years and bought this 2nd one at my son's request to go with a new laptop computer he got for school. Small enough to fit in a laptop messenger bag, but sized more like a desktop mouse to fit your hand comfortably. I also own the larger MX revolution for a desktop machine and prefer the VX over it. Great feel & if you want to tune its operation to specific software features (It's user selectable/context sensitive in that regard), it's very easy to set up with the included software. Very handy web navigation & office application productivity controls all of which are well positioned beneath different fingers. Battery life is outstanding compared to other cordless mice I've owned. It takes a single AA cell and it usually averages about 8 weeks on a premium brand alkaline, although it varies a bit with use & battery shelf age. I don't think I've replaced a battery in much less than 5-6 weeks and the longest one has gone has been about 10-12 weeks. It is a right handed mouse with a clearly defined thumb rest and control set, so lefties be aware - My son is a lefty, but likes a right handed mouse, so no issue for him. Only thing that could be improved is if Logitech would supply it with a tiny USB transceiver like the VX Nano uses and if the scroll wheel mode select were more accessible. If you don't switch wheel modes often, then that "complaint" is irrelevant. The transceiver complaint is common to most cordless mice, but it'd be nice if you could use the smaller Nano transceiver (they're not compatible though). I'd definitely pony up $10.00 for a replacement if they did to avoid the risk of damaging my laptop's USB ports cramming it in the case with the transceiver hanging out (been there, done that once already).

My first cordless mouse was a Logitech, then switched to the various wireless MS meeses, and then settled in on the latest greatest. The VX Revo' from Logitech is awe-some-ful. All the other people having any a problem with it could have solved 99 percent of them by using a different USB port. It runs great on Vista and XP. Had issues with IE7 and scrolling slowly, that's it. Runs from anywhere in a room, even on a couch. MS mouse varieties had trouble getting away from the table. The person that said it only runs on a white table must have been looking at my MS mice. I still use my MS mice, and they run fine. A Volkswagen will get you somewhere too. The VX is the only mouse I know of that gives programmable buttons for play/pause, multi-volume controls, zooming, next/back/forward/previous, controls for movies and music, and starting various programs that you may use the most. The scroll wheel is the bomb. One flick and you can fly to the bottom of a hundred pages, or flip it over and switch to ratchet scroll. The USB chip hides in the body of the mouse when not in use. The software will notify you when batteries are at a critical level, and one AA battery goes fooreeeveer. The laser pickup beats MS mice hands down. I put it on a glass table top and it tracked perfect. I just now put it down on the carpet and it ran perfect. Haven't tried Jello. Great gaming mouse also, and again far lighter and trackable than my MS tank meeses. If your computer is running clean and free of trouble I would guarantee this little guy to work better than almost any other computer peripheral you've owned. I own three of these mice, and run them on XP and Vista from everywhere and performs. It is in my top ten of items I recommend and have owned on computer.

I've been eyeing this mouse for a while, and finally got one on Black Friday. After using it for a month, there are a few things that are most noticeable when using this mouse: Good: -The VX is a bit bigger than most notebook mice, which means you can actually hold it comfortably without contorting your hand into grotesque shapes. -The free spinning wheel is great for scrolling through long documents, and provides an intuitive, kinetic feeling for how fast and far you're going. My one gripe is that you have to flip the mouse around to slide a small switch on the bottom in order to switch between free-spinning mode and normal "click-wheel" mode. I wish that Logitech had put the switch on the side of the mouse, near the thumb. -The wireless receiver works great, and I've experienced no lag, even while playing first-person shooters. Once you get about 10 feet away (plenty for me) from the receiver, though, it starts getting a bit erratic. -The mouse is well-balanced, and the weight distribution feels "just right" in the hand: right in the center of the mouse. Bad: -To middle-click on the mouse wheel, it takes quite a bit of precise downward force, or else the wheel starts turning instead of clicking down. I've solved this personally just by remapping the wheel-tilt to middle click, but this is an issue to consider if you actually want to use the tilt feature for something. It's unfortunate, because the middle-click features so heavily in today's applications, like tab management in Firefox. -The search button is pretty useless, since it's placed in an awkward to reach position right behind the scroll wheel. I've mapped it to "Hide/Show Desktop". -The ergonomic contouring of the mouse forces you to wrap your hand in a particular way around the mouse (there are slight groves for each of your fingers, it's very subtle.), and if you don't hold it just that way, it feels a little bit off. But I've been using it just fine nonetheless.) Bottom line: Overall, the VX Revolution is a sleek performer, and continues Logitech's tradition of making quality computer accessories. The design looks clean and professional, and if you can work around the middle-click issue, which is the only real issue with this mouse, then you won't be disappointed. Note for Linux users: You can use OlliSalonen's BTNX to map and configure the all the buttons on the mouse, and it's a lot more flexible than the included, Windows-only SetPoint software. The mouse works great on my distribution, Ubuntu Gutsy 7.10

中古良品とありましたが、結構傷や汚れが残っててアルコール清掃しました。 左右クリックボタンは大丈夫でしたが、その他の拡張ボタン類が強く押し込まないと反応しなくて 難ありですね。 よく言えば値段なりといったところ、、予備としては何とか使えるレベルでした。