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I've been using the MX for around a year at work, so far I really like it! The extra buttons (thumb button and back-forward buttons) are useful and can easily be mapped to your convenience using the dedicated settings software, being able to switch from regular scroll wheel to flick is awesome, took me a while to get used to it but it works great and helps navigating long documents. One thing to mention is that as a frontend engineer I use the mouse quite a lot, I don't have that much experience with other wireless mice but I'm not too happy about the battery life, I need to charge it every 3 weeks on average. The nice thing is that you can just plug a micro USB into it and keep working so running out of battery is not too bad. Overall I highly recommend it! See More
I don't have a problem with products that are well-built while also being durable, but this is not one of those. It was an epic fail by Logitech from square one; just picking it up or (God forbid) accidentally dropping it on the floor and you realize this product has an expected life cycle that better suits it to use by small, lower order mammals like shrews, with life spans measured in months, rather than people. The extreme thinness of the shell gives it the feeling that doing something as simple as tilting the scroll wheel for horizontal movement is going to snap it off under your fingers only serves to highlight the unpleasantness of using it. See More
When pressing the middle button by pressing down the scroll wheel, the left or right scroll-wheel buttons can be triggered. That can lead to accidentally going back in the browser or whatever is configured for these buttons. The middle click should be a safe thing, where nothing else could happen. See More
Once fully charged the mouse lasts for several weeks of moderate use before requiring further charge. Users are notified through lights on the mouse itself, and systray notifications when the mouse is nearing the end of its charge (generally several days before). Even after several years of use this appears to be the case. The mouse uses one AA battery. A rechargeable NI-MH battery is included. The battery compartment is easily accessible, requiring no tools to assist. See More
Three programmable buttons are easily accessed by your thumb. In addition to the Zoom, Forward and Back buttons depicted, the thumb rest has a button for switching between applications, the mouse wheel may be held to allow drag navigation, and the mouse button may be tilted left or right for horizontal scrolling. See More
Using only one input device allows you to more easily achieve a state of flow. Ditching your mouse will help you focus. This is because when you have to take your hands on and off the keyboard it's very easy to get disoriented and have your hands, mouse, cursor, or eyes in the wrong position. See More
Only left and right click buttons trigger mouse press (on press) and mouse release (on release) events as they should. The other buttons trigger both events on press. The gesture (thumb) button triggers lots of events and is very hard to program. The horizontal scroll isn't really that helpful as you can program horizontal scrolling with wheel button pressed. See More
The included Mouse Manager software allows you to assign different functions to the buttons such as hotkeys, Windows commands, or media control. You can reduce the amount of clicking you have to do by assigning a double-click button, or set the mouse to double-click automatically after a short pause. Static strain can also be reduced by pressing and holding a button momentarily to simulate continuous pressing. See More
Rather than twisting your forearm to abide the requirements of a traditional mouse, the VerticalMouse lets your arm rest in a natural pose while you navigate. Add to that browser buttons and customizable software on top of a navigating experience that is not only better for you but one of the smoothest in the consumer category and you have a easy to use everyday mouse. See More
I'm enjoying this mouse as much as its predecessor (MX Master) so far, but I haven't owned it long enough to report on the most pressing question about it: build quality. My first MX Master died after barely a year of ownership, almost like it knew when its own warranty expired. Considering both models retail for USD$80, this second edition needs to last far longer to justify the expense. See More
Using a stationary mouse will keep wrist and arm movement down. The trackball being operated by the thumb makes for great comfort (do not recommend finger based track balls). A trackball doesn't require a large flat surface, though next to the keyboard still tends to be most comfortable. See More
There's no ignoring the fact that this trackball feels very cheap. It weighs next to nothing, a detriment to a device that's meant to remain stationary on one's desktop, and the controls are not only layed out poorly, but activate for even the most gentle of breezes. Logitech should be ashamed about this one. See More
It can be outfitted with two different grips (a precision one and a wide grip one), has an adjustable weight, where the user can add up to 28g of weight to the mouse, and features on-the-fly adjustable DPI that can switch automatically depending on the program in use. There are also two scrolling settings - notched and smooth. Even the LEDs on the mouse are color customizable, so you can set a different color for different profiles. See More
i have two of these. Had a G900 and two G700's before. They're great mice, outstanding battery life and responsiveness even at low DPI Great for productivity as it has 6 customizable side buttons. The software has been working like a charm from day one. Anything else Logitech released after I consider inferior. Certainly lack things compared to the G602. Cannot recommend this one enough. See More