In four words, Microsoft describes their latest desktop mouse as comfortable, wireless, rechargeable, and extraordinary. Has Microsoft ever been wrong?
Even the editors at ExtremeTech who prefer the horsepower of gaming mice couldn't help but humble themselves and like this desktop rodent. They attribute much of the 7000's success to its comfortable design and long feature set (buttons, software hacks, etc.). Sadly, the mouse is for righties only, so southpaws will still have to stick with their symmetrical mouse in the meantime.
Link: Review at ExtremeTech
Even the editors at ExtremeTech who prefer the horsepower of gaming mice couldn't help but humble themselves and like this desktop rodent. They attribute much of the 7000's success to its comfortable design and long feature set (buttons, software hacks, etc.). Sadly, the mouse is for righties only, so southpaws will still have to stick with their symmetrical mouse in the meantime.
Link: Review at ExtremeTech
in any event, for $70 id rather buy a logitech product. i have had so many awesome experiences with logitech that i don't buy anything else anymore. got a problem? call em up and they send out a new device after brief troubleshooting, and they dont even want the old stuff back "just write down the serial numbers and throw it in the trash." They even let me pay the difference of $30 on a broken G5 mouse and sent me a brand new G7. i love those guys....
in any event, for $70 id rather buy a logitech product. i have had so many awesome experiences with logitech that i don't buy anything else anymore. got a problem? call em up and they send out a new device after brief troubleshooting, and they dont even want the old stuff back "just write down the serial numbers and throw it in the trash." They even let me pay the difference of $30 on a broken G5 mouse and sent me a brand new G7. i love those guys....
Microsoft does the same thing. I had an Intellimouse Optical that the cord went bad in. I called the number on the bottom of it and they sent me a new one within a few days. I still have the broken one sitting in a drawer.
in any event, for $70 id rather buy a logitech product. i have had so many awesome experiences with logitech that i don't buy anything else anymore. got a problem? call em up and they send out a new device after brief troubleshooting, and they dont even want the old stuff back "just write down the serial numbers and throw it in the trash." They even let me pay the difference of $30 on a broken G5 mouse and sent me a brand new G7. i love those guys....
Microsoft does the same thing. I had an Intellimouse Optical that the cord went bad in. I called the number on the bottom of it and they sent me a new one within a few days. I still have the broken one sitting in a drawer.
thats awesome! i had so much trouble with a MS keyboard years and years ago i stopped buying their stuff. the last 8 mice, 3 keyboards and 2 mics i have owned have all been logi now.
in any event, for $70 id rather buy a logitech product. i have had so many awesome experiences with logitech that i don't buy anything else anymore. got a problem? call em up and they send out a new device after brief troubleshooting, and they dont even want the old stuff back "just write down the serial numbers and throw it in the trash." They even let me pay the difference of $30 on a broken G5 mouse and sent me a brand new G7. i love those guys....
Microsoft does the same thing. I had an Intellimouse Optical that the cord went bad in. I called the number on the bottom of it and they sent me a new one within a few days. I still have the broken one sitting in a drawer.
thats awesome! i had so much trouble with a MS keyboard years and years ago i stopped buying their stuff. the last 8 mice, 3 keyboards and 2 mics i have owned have all been logi now.
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