Logitech MXâ„¢ 510 (931162-0403) Mouse

Pros: Accurate, feels great, most of the buttons are in the right place
Cons: Not all of the buttons are in the right place (back/forward), pricey

After going back to the M icrosoft Optical IntelliMouse from another Lo gitech Optical Mouse, I've read more and more about the MX series of Logitech's mice. The raves and rants about ...

Pros: very responsive, good warranty, many buttons, optical, nice design, very comfortable
Cons: fairly expensive

After using my beloved I BM Optical Navigator mouse for slightly over a year, the thing began going haywire, so I was in the market for a new mouse. As I was shopping for a new mouse, I noticed that the market has ...

Pros: Nice design, lots of buttons, easy to program, great for gaming
Cons: $50 is a bit much for a mouse, but it's well worth it.

Ok, let me start out by saying that I am not resistant to change, but I firmly believe in the saying, “If it’s not broke, don’t fix it.” My computer came with an optical mouse, albeit a cheap one, but I had been using it for two years and it ...

Pros: Looks good, feels good, performs excellently
Cons: The second thumb button is a bit out of reach

You've got to hand it to Logitech; they put out great products. Unfortunately not many people realize how good Logitech mice are until they try them out. Sometimes the hard part is getting people to look past the price tag to see the value of ...

Pros: Great movement, cool looking, comfortable, programmable
Cons: expensive if you pay full price

Recently my ball mouse that came with my desktop bit the dust. Since my computer recently ran out of warranty I was left with the option of suffering with a ball mouse that now had a mind of it's own, or buying a new one. Optical mice are the way to ...

Pros: Extremely well designed and built.Improves everything you do with a mouse on a computer.
Cons: Not Cheap-but this is the Enzo Ferrari of Mousing.Can you handle the G-forces it generates?

It's a mouse BIG DEAL. Well,yes it is. The Mx510 Logitech optical mouse is a state of the art input device the makes internet surfing and internet game playing MUCH BETTER. First off,it is handed. It's a right hand mouse. The ...

Pros: Extremely comfortable, accurate, and cool; additional buttons help a great deal
Cons: The good stuff ain't cheap

I had a whole fiasco about buying a new mouse for around a week. My old cheep $14 mouse was nearing its expiration date, so I decided it was time to move on. First, I bought the Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0. It didn't fit that great. Returned! Next, I ...

Pros: Awesome features, extremely accurate, and awesome color schemes. The King of mice!
Cons: It's a little pricey, but the price is warranted by it's great features.

When I saw the MX510 in the store, I immediately thought three things. First, what a wacky shape. Second, what a high price for a mouse. Third, where's the blue one?? Well, my third thought was immediately taken care of after I found the blue model ...

Pros: I got it half price, 800dpi, cool buttons, comfortable!
Cons: Pricy!

I was feeling a little bit down one Sunday afternoon. I left work a little early that day with a co-worker's pc. I was going to upgrade it for him, and install some software. It came to me that I only had one mouse kicking around. And if I wanted to ...

Pros: The best tracking yet, looks awesome, lots of buttons.
Cons: One button is hard to reach.

Wow, this is an impressive mouse. In the past I've owned (in addition to ancient ball mice) a plain optical wheel mouse and a cordless optical wheel mouse, all by Logitech. I've also owned an Apple optical mouse. This one beats them all! The main ...

Pros: stylish design, quick switch, good placement of buttons, comfortable
Cons: weird design, not small-hand friendly, bad feel when sweaty, not for gamers

Well first of all, I should tell you that I have small hands, as it may effect your interpretation of this review. The first thing I noticed about this mouse is that my hand feels really relaxed on it. It is a bit awkward at first, but you get used ...

Pros: superior ergonomics, unique (but not distracting) color, features
Cons: bulkier than others, bad placement of app switch button

I've been a heavy-duty business notebook user for 5+ years. The pointing stick (found between 'G' and 'H' key in many notebook computers) has been my favorite weapon of choice, as I don't have to move my right hand away from my normal typing position to ...

Pros: ABOVE top-notch performance, nothing beats it. Comfortable beyond belief.
Cons: freakishly expensive for a mouse (50 bucks). There are more expensive, but only a few.

I was kind of shy at the price tag (50 dollars o.O ) at first, but the sheer sw33tness won me over. Big time. I've never found, tested, or bought a better mouse than this. It's mind-bogglingly accurate, you CAN'T make it skip by moving it too fast ...

Pros: Optical mouse, is wired, no "gummy wheel" like Microsoft mice have
Cons: Price, paint wore off, back button easy to hit accidentally

This mouse is decent, but for its price I've been disappointed. I bought this mouse because it was: *Optical *Wired *Not Microsoft's mouse with that horrid "gummy" wheel When you hate Microsoft's nasty "gummy" wheel mice, alternatives are ...

Pros: VERY accurate precision pointing, smooth and programmable! Easy to install.
Cons: So good I am stumped to complain about anything!

After buying a bunch of Microsoft wireless desktops and literally throwing them in the basement to rot (yes...I am a self confessed pack rat...I should just throw them out!), I researched online and talked with a number of my more seasoned geek employees ...