Logitech MXâ„¢ 610 (MX610) Mouse

Pros: Comfort & functionality
Cons: Price, precision suffers when loading programs/documents

After a month or so of screwing around with me, my 1.5 year-old Logitech M ediaPlay mouse altogether quit working, forcing me to revert back to a cheap, old-fashioned mouse. By the next morning I was already in ...

Pros: Lots of programmable buttons, interesting email/chat signal lights
Cons: Short range, interference, bloated Setpoint software, right-handers only

The MX-610 is one of many, many wireless mouse models in the Logitech lineup. This one is a full-size desktop mouse with some extra buttons and features to make it interesting. It's an optical mouse featuring high sensitivity (800 dpi). It has the ...

Pros: Comfort. Ease of use. Good value.
Cons: Easy to lose the USB connection if not careful.

Some things are just worth the investment. If you're a businessman and always at your desk, then the purchase of a good chair would be worth the investment. I for one spend a good chunk of my day in front of my computer and use my mouse at least 6 hours ...

Pros: NONE
Cons: This product needs a recall. Receiver is temperature sensitive.

December 9th, 2006 Important Update South Florida Residents - DO NOT PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT Original Purchase Date: 4/22/2006 Erratic Operation Date: 10/3/2006 This product is sensitive to temperature swings and cannot recover ...

Pros: Functionality, features, comfort, ease of use.
Cons: Once Email button used, webmail is useless.

If you are like me, you have owned many mice. Some good, some bad, some you just simply throw away... I am here to talk about one of the good ones. I have had the Logitech MX610 mouse for almost a year now and it's performance has been flawless! ...

Pros: Uses AA batteries, Email light
Cons: Wifi interference, No OS X / Linux drivers

I decided to get a new mouse, because the crappy optical one I had been using wasn't so great. I bought this thing in Korea for the massive rip-off price of 95,000 Won. Usually I check these things out on ebay and a bunch of other places but this must ...

Pros: plenty of buttons, laser
Cons: weak range, cheap materials

I have not been to impressed by the two Logitech mice i have owned. Whether that makes this a biased review or not is up to you. This mouse has a laser instead of an optical sensor. That means it is more sensitive and can work on a wider range of ...

Pros: Battery Life Buttons
Cons: Interference

This mouse is perfect for the office user packing 10 different buttons and the ability to control volume built into the mouse. You can also bring up email IM software with two built in shortcuts. There is also a two button set that controls forward and ...

Pros: Laser sensitive / Sound control buttons
Cons: Battery use

I love the laser mouse. The laser is so sensitive that I can just put in on my jeans and use it fine. It does take time to set up all the buttons but I love being able to mute the sound right on the mouse.

It does tend to use batteries quickly I get about 18 days out of a set of AAs.