G7

Pros: Lightweight, smooth operation; highly functional; small transceiver; rechargeable battery.

Cons: None; battery life a little short.

The Bottom Line:

For a general purpose optical pointing device, the Logitech G7 Laser Cordless Mouse can t be beat.

Review: Over the years I have learned that a computer mouse is not just a mouse; it in many ways defines your computing experience. A smooth running mouse is a joy to work with, while a mouse that skips, jitters, and has a mind of its own can tack minutes,...

Pros: teflon feet, laser precision, comes with two hot-swappable batteries, adjustable DPI buttons

Cons: Not worth half what it costs. Lacks buttons. Bad ergonomics.

The Bottom Line: The G7 has a few cool features not found elsewhere. But because it is difficult to grasp and move around, I would completely avoid this mouse.

Review: Let me say this up front: if you want a great wireless mouse in this price range, get yourself a Logitech MX Revolution.

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Pros: For gamers, its a dream. 2000 DPI, comes with 2 batteries, excellent design, no lag

Cons: scroll wheel could be better

The Bottom Line: A superb mouse for gamers or those that need high sensitivity in a wireless configuration. Highly recommended

Review: I am into PC gaming and have progressed from corded manual mouse, to corded optical mouse, to cordless optical mouse, and had only now decided to go for a laser mouse. I know, if I am a gamer why did it take me so long? Part of it was the cost of...

Pros: Great fit and feel, great "fine" control, Outstanding Technical Support.

Cons: Battery life is short, but comes with two.

The Bottom Line: If you need a mouse with fine control, and want OUTSTANDING support (just in case), don't even flinch at the price... buy it.

Review: I am PICKY about mice. I've probably tried a new one every 6 months or so, never quite happy with the one I'm currently using. I use primarily "office programs" on my laptop, in different locations, so need an optical mouse that works well on varied...

Pros: Wireless, laser accuracy. Excellent support.

Cons: batteries last longer if you shut it off at night.

The Bottom Line: Great wireless gaming mouse, almost continuous use by swapping battery packs. I find I don't need the high accuracy modes at least for the games I like to play.

Review: I've owned a number of mice in my time, generally wired mice are better than wireless but in this product and the mx1000 logitech has a real winner.

What's in the box:
The mouse
Transceiver (plugs into usb port or on top of...

Pros: Comfy, great performance, good construction, attractive styling, simple design

Cons: Expensive, lousy battery life, righties only

The Bottom Line: Pricey? Yes, but the G7 performs, looks good, and is easy to use. Anyone will appreciate the engineering in this mouse.

Review: Most wireless mice just "get the job done". They're nothing amazing, but really don't seem to do any one thing great. And that's the problem: ergonomics are mediocre, tactile feedback is mediocre, design is mediocre, and so on. Logitech has...

Pros: Ergonomic body, well positioned buttons, effortless movement

Cons: Short battery life, smooth plastic casing

The Bottom Line: For gamers and designers alike, this is a must-have

Review: First, let me say that this is an excellent device, and the best mouse that I have ever owned, cordless or otherwise. The shape is fantastic and fits very snugly into my hand, and the gliders on the bottom of the mouse make moving it nearly...

Pros: Elegant design, ergonomic, very responsive (no lag!) Excellent DPI switch button placement.

Cons: Fragile construction for hardcore gaming. Batteries need frequent recharging. Scrollwheel somewhat clunky.

The Bottom Line: This is one of the best wireless mice in existence. It looks great and it is extremely responsive. I consider it to be an upgrade from a MX518. Highly recommended.

Review: Nearly everything about this mouse is perfect, and I consider it to be a significant upgrade from my Logitech MX518.

In particular, the on-the-fly DPI switch buttons are situated further away from the scrollwheel than with the MX518. This...

Pros: Precise, comfortable, two batteries.

Cons: Only one thumb button.

The Bottom Line: Recommended because it's so comfortable and precise. Only caveat is that I have had one defective mouse replaced already. Reliability may be questionable.

Review: I have owned a number of wireless mice, including the Microsoft Wireless Intellimouse Explorer and the Logitech MX610. The Wireless Intellimouse is simply awful--heavy and incredibly "laggy." The MX610 is nice, but it exhibits some "wake up" time...

Pros: Great for gaming. DPI-settings are nice on-the-fly. 2 batteries included.

Cons: Price is a little steep. Lack of 2nd thumb button. Battery changeout can be cumbersome.

The Bottom Line: Great mouse, but wait for something with a 2nd thumb button. Try at a local store before buying for feel.

Review: The G7. Gamer's delight? Gamer's nightmare? How about... almost heaven.
***** To the reviewer complaining about ergonomics... um, try it at a local store before buying.

I'll spare giving you specs and features. Most of you already...