Logitech LX7 Mouse (9315150403)

Pros: USB Key receiver, battery saver features, invisible beam optics
Cons: takes a few seconds to respond out of standby mode

I happened to be at Walmart looking for a cordless mouse for my wife to hookup to her laptop. We already had a decent Logitech cordless mouse on our desktop computer, so I was looking to buy another Logitech. My wife and I tend to stick with brands that ...

Pros: Wireless, SideScroll, ZoomScroll, 2 programmable buttons
Cons: Ambiguous battery light

Style The LX-7 comes in several colors, I personally have grey and my co-worker has a nice shiny blue. It looks quite modern, and after having it for almost a year, it barely even looks worn even though I use it 7 days a week, all day long. The ...

Pros: Wireless! Cheap! 5-Buttons! 4-Months Run Time! Precise For Most Things! Battery Level Indicator
Cons: Not Best Gaming Mouse

SPECS: Brand: Logitech Name: LX7 Model: 931515-0403 Wireless Type: RF Connection Type: Interface USB + PS/2 Hand Orientation: Both Hands Tracking Method: Optical Buttons: 4 Scrolling Capability: 1x Wheel Color: ...

Pros: Good ergonomics.  Solid software.  Nice look.  Well thought out design.  Excellent  battery life.
Cons: Inconsistent quality.  I have not been the first one to end up with a lemon.

Folks - let me start out  with some basic  information.  I am a professional in  the computer industry, with experience going back to the days of punch  cards, paper tape, teletypes and  time-sharing.  I've worked for ...

Pros: Inexpensive, accurate, attractive, easy to use, 4 way scrolling
Cons: Connect utility on OSX has some issues but works fine on my Mac otherwise

After having my third Apple Mouse start having issues with the scroll wheel, I decided that it was time to find a new mouse. The biggest reason why I didn't leave the Apple Mouse was because of the horizontal scrolling. I have since found my solution ...

Pros: Great mouse if it works.
Cons: Frustrating if the left mouse button isn't consistent. 

If this worked as well as any of my previous logitech products, you wouldn't be reading this, but alas, the left mouse button doubleclicks sometimes when it shouldn't.  It may be a combo of software/hardware.  I don't know for sure as it seems to be both really.  Anyways, it was great while it worked flawlessly for the first year, and it was a great deal for $30 minus a $20 rebate.  Now, I have a 2nd corded usb mouse attached for backup in times of trouble.