Logitech MX1000 (YM-931175) Souris

Pros: Tracks well, responsive, battery life, lots of programmable buttons

Cons: Some functions need Logitech's applets, still expensive, wires to base

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a high-end mouse to compliment your high-end rig, this is one to consider.

Review: The power of laser - oh how it amazes us. We know of them through products such as CD and DVD players, as well as supermarket price scanners. But a mouse? It was a natural progression if you think about it. Optical mouses (yes, mouses is the ...

Pros: Amazing range and tracking ability, cool LASER factor :-)

Cons: Nothing significant- a bit bulky, not really suited for portable use (not meant to be)

The Bottom Line: It excels as a desktop mouse in situations where you have less than optimum conditions- very versatile and configurable

Review: I'm usually a Microsoft mouse user, because the ones I've owned have generally worked much better than the lesser known brands, like Belkin and Targus. I decided to give this Logitech one a try, as I like all things laser and high tech; I've been using ...

Pros: Wireless, fast and accurate

Cons: USB only, need ac plug for battery charger, problems under xp64bit, lasted 6 months?

The Bottom Line: The best wireless I've ever used, fast enough for gaming and great battery life.

Review: I admit it I'm a gadget holic. I didn't really need a new mouse but I've been watching this one for awhile and decided to go ahead and get one. I'm a gamer, up till now, wireless optical mice or just wireless mice period were not really suitable for ...

Pros: Mouse is accurate, has switches and buttons to give you total control, and is wireless!

Cons: Will take getting used to. May not work well for "lefties", not cheap at $80.

The Bottom Line: If you are tired of those cheap plastic mice that get stuck, or don't respond the way you want them to, this mouse is for you!

Review: I am sure, that all of us have used about as many different types of mice as we have cell phone, pens, or mouse pads! Mice seem to be something that most of us don't pay much attention to! Well, I believe that is changing. I recently purchased a new ...

Pros: Precise, comfortable, excellent battery life, hardly more expensive than other wireless mice

Cons: Not sure that I can think of one

The Bottom Line: At any price, you can't get a better mouse. It is everything a mouse should be, and has some serious rechargeable battery life.

Review: I received my MX1000 mouse during the holidays of 2004, which is about 13 months ago as I write this review. As a heavy computer user, I can certainly appreciate a good mouse. I think it is also worth noting that there seem to be several other mentions ...

Pros: Great sensitivity, long battery life, comfortable to hold

Cons: Software could use an upgrade

The Bottom Line: Great precision from a laser mouse, molds to the hand, and extra buttons make this a mouse to have in any environment.

Review: I first bought the MX1000 when Laser mice were brand spanking new. My Kingston mouse had proven useless, and a quick trip to best buy showed me this lovely PC peripheral. The precision of the laser mouse versus optical mice (and especially trackball ...

Pros: Wireless, Really Precise, Rapid Charging Battery, Charging Cradle, Programmable Buttons, Awesome Ergonomics

Cons: Standby Lag, Paint Rubs Off

The Bottom Line: If you want one of the best wireless mouse out there on the market today, then you need to buy a Logitech MX1000

Review: I have gone through a lot of mice such as trackballs and optical's. My last mouse was the Microsoft Intellamouse Optical. Sure I liked the mouse but it was getting 5 years old now and the feet were wearing out and I was still stuck with a cord! So, I ...

Pros: Comfy, precise, versatile, innovative, just plain fun to use.

Cons: Only for right handers.

The Bottom Line: This mouse is a dream to behold, once you use it, you won't buy another. Ergonomic, fast, precise and comfortable, as long as you're a right hander.

Review: The MX1000 from Logitech was advertised to be the first wireless mouse using a laser instead of a normal LED optical tracking device. One might be discouraged by the relatively high price, but believe me, you won't regret buying this baby! First off, ...

Pros: Stays charged forever, comfortable in hand.

Cons: On the heavier side, somewhat pricey.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this mouse to anyone, even with the higher price. The battery life is excellent and it's one of the smoothest mice I've ever used.

Review: I originally posted this review under the MX900 (I must have been tired!) and moved it here (to the correct location) shortly afterwards. I'm going to skip all the technical jargon and just give you a down home review! I had a Logitech ...

Pros: reliable, precise, great value

Cons: AC adapter for cradle instead of running on USB power.

The Bottom Line: I can highly recommend this mouse to anyone that gets heavy use from their computer.

Review: OK, I am not a gamer. I am not a graphic designer either. I am, however, a heavy computer user that needs to rely on his equipment to always work for him. I have a lot of stuff on my desk and move things about a lot so a cordless mouse is essential. ...