Logitech VX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks

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  1.5 stars

  "They just don't get it..."

  by hughgwoody on August 31, 2006

  Pros: None I can think of.

  Cons: Expensive, USB Receiver is ridiculous

  Summary: I have been using Logitech mice for years and about a year ago I went back to carrying a notebook. I still want a full sized mouse. I got the MX610 but on my first one I lost the USB receiver and had to buy a NEW MOUSE! I love the mouse but...
  
  Logitech, If you are listening...
  BLUETOOTH
  BLUETOOTH
  BLUETOOTH
  
  It is integrated in the notebook PC and you can't lose it.

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• 7 replies to this review

• reply by: aresrandy on September 27, 2006

  I can't stand having a mouse that won't communicate with my PDA's earpiece. When Mickey Mouse talks I want to listen.
  
  BTW, I just bought this mouse and it rocks, and apparently to this guy, without Bluetooth.

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• reply by: intrepi on September 27, 2006

  In all fairness, losing something and laying the blame on the manufacturer for producing it
  makes me wonder if you bought it or was it your
  parents. Seems like a boys viewpoint non the less and I'd tend to ignore it.

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• reply by: wolf1296 on September 18, 2006

  You should be reviewing the Logitech VX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks. Who cares about the stuff you are whining about. You wasted everybody else's time by reading your stupid whining and then lowering the rating. If you didn't buy this product, YOU SHOULDN'T BE GIVING A REVIEW OF IT. It would be nice if CNET would monitor posts and delete useless reviews when they have nothing to do with the product.

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• reply by: UMCP on September 15, 2006

  You lost the USB?
  THEN WHY ARE U BLAMING IT ON LOGETICH? BLAME IT ON YOURSELf!
  WHAT A SELFISH CUSTOMER U ARE

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• reply by: adamsmak on September 14, 2006

  Actually, Logitech has a bluetooth optical mouse V270 for notebooks

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• reply by: Tesher on September 5, 2006

  I've been using Logitech mice for years as well... And if you have too maybe you'll remember when logitech went bluetooth with their MX1000 laser mouse... (with the MX5000 Desktop) That mouse was extremely laggy... Bluetooth isn't the way to go for precision use...
  And if price is a big issue to you consider something other than their top-of-the-line mouse...
  I will agree with you, however, that it would suck to lose the adapter, but even then they do make it more convenient than others by making a compartment to store it in the actual mouse...

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• reply by: akira2 on September 2, 2006

  to be intergrated, it needs to be a HARDWARE inside the notebook. that means you have to take it (the computer) apart.

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