AndroidVageta
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Just picked one of these up after looking for a wireless mouse for my HTPC...I've got to say that after only a few hours of use I'm in love with this thing.
As a wireless mouse its excellent but the cool thing about it is the built in gyro which allows it to be used in the air...like the more popular Gyration mice. This feature works EXTREMELY well and I'd be hard pressed to find a flaw in it's usage. Gaming with it is also pretty cool once you get used to it. Playing first person shooters with the mouse on top of my head held in place by a base ball cap allows me to move my characters head as though I'm actually looking around...tacky I know, but awesome none the less.
Also has a interesting "touch" scroll wheel...no actual wheel but one that response with the sliding of your finger...think flipping through pictures or albums on the iPhone or iPod Touch. It acts a free scroll mouse, meaning if I slide my finger over it quickly the virtual scroll wheel will continue to scroll, much like the mechanical smooth scroll wheels in the MX Revolution and G9 mice by Logitech. Also, the scroll wheel "clicks" when "spinning" via a tiny built in speaker inside the mouse. Overall very nice.
The construction of the mouse is also very sleek and streamlined with an all glossy black casing on the top with all the lights glowing through the sleek almost seemless buttons instead of visible LED's that are on most mice with some sort of lights. On the bottom the case is a brushed steel casing that is actual steel and not just a paint job on plastic. Very solid mouse that could take years of use with no signs of it.
Has a basic wireless receiver and charging stand just like the MX Revolution and other higher end Logitech mice. One note however is that the charging base seems to be weighted and has a good amount of heft to it which makes it not slide all around when putting the mouse on the charger or taking it off.
Overall, very happy with purchase. Its a bit pricey but well worth it and I've found it to work better with MCE than the Logitech Harmony remote control that I was using before. Gaming wise it's very good...using the same laser technology found in the MX Revolution, however, just as with the MX Revolution there is no DPI change, but it appears to be rather high and works well with gaming.
As a wireless mouse its excellent but the cool thing about it is the built in gyro which allows it to be used in the air...like the more popular Gyration mice. This feature works EXTREMELY well and I'd be hard pressed to find a flaw in it's usage. Gaming with it is also pretty cool once you get used to it. Playing first person shooters with the mouse on top of my head held in place by a base ball cap allows me to move my characters head as though I'm actually looking around...tacky I know, but awesome none the less.
Also has a interesting "touch" scroll wheel...no actual wheel but one that response with the sliding of your finger...think flipping through pictures or albums on the iPhone or iPod Touch. It acts a free scroll mouse, meaning if I slide my finger over it quickly the virtual scroll wheel will continue to scroll, much like the mechanical smooth scroll wheels in the MX Revolution and G9 mice by Logitech. Also, the scroll wheel "clicks" when "spinning" via a tiny built in speaker inside the mouse. Overall very nice.
The construction of the mouse is also very sleek and streamlined with an all glossy black casing on the top with all the lights glowing through the sleek almost seemless buttons instead of visible LED's that are on most mice with some sort of lights. On the bottom the case is a brushed steel casing that is actual steel and not just a paint job on plastic. Very solid mouse that could take years of use with no signs of it.
Has a basic wireless receiver and charging stand just like the MX Revolution and other higher end Logitech mice. One note however is that the charging base seems to be weighted and has a good amount of heft to it which makes it not slide all around when putting the mouse on the charger or taking it off.
Overall, very happy with purchase. Its a bit pricey but well worth it and I've found it to work better with MCE than the Logitech Harmony remote control that I was using before. Gaming wise it's very good...using the same laser technology found in the MX Revolution, however, just as with the MX Revolution there is no DPI change, but it appears to be rather high and works well with gaming.