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Manufacturer: Logitech Part number: 931176-0403
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- Bottom Line:
- Logitech's mouse represents a new--and winning--use for the ever-present mouse. We recommend it.
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CNET editors' review
Logitech MediaPlay Cordless Mouse price range: $149.99
- Reviewed by: Patrick Houston
- Edited by: Rich Brown
- Reviewed on: 11/10/2004
- Released on: 09/20/2004
The good: Gives you fingertip, remote control over the most basic functions of your computer's media player.
The bad: As a remote, it offers only the most basic of functions. It's still mostly a mouse.
The bottom line: Logitech's mouse represents a new--and winning--use for the ever-present mouse. We recommend it.
User reviews
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The best mouse for this price
by jims2020 on June 21, 2005
Pros: It is an excellent mouse, ease of use and good quality precision
Cons: Not a great media remote however one can live with it since it is not too bad either.
Summary: I have been using this mouse for the past 5 months and am feeling great about it. All functionality has been great - cursor precision, battery life saving feature and ...
Summary: I have been using this mouse for the past 5 months and am feeling great about it. All functionality has been great - cursor precision, battery life saving feature and of course its wireless !! I feel great to use this wireless mouse and the corded USB adapter that comes along with it makes it a great product to watch movies and control dvd from quite a distance say 10 ft. Thats a great feature Logitech has incorporated in the mouse. It is backlight with blue light which adds to its aesthetics apart from its ergonomic desgin and looks. I love it and strongly recommend this mouse !!
6 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Low cost long range wirless mouse w/ good funtionality
by fullArmor on February 1, 2006
Pros: 3m wireless range, tons of buttons all programmible, invisible tracking light, fancy looks
Cons: Big power drain, really picky on tracking surface, cursor skips, crapy driver, not durable
Summary: Bought the mouse just little over six months ago after carefull and thorough comparison with other similar products.
Main reason I choose MediaPlay was because it claims to have a ...Summary: Bought the mouse just little over six months ago after carefull and thorough comparison with other similar products.
Main reason I choose MediaPlay was because it claims to have a receiving range upto 3 meters. At the time I was looking to hook up my PC to my TV and to sit comfortablely on my couch watching divx movies, so I needed something that gives me control to my PC while I'm sitting some distance away from the TV. Did a fair amount of research, and narrow my selections down to four.
- The gyration mouse. Pros: Control with the movement of your hand, don't even need a surface, 10m range; Cons: Expensive, not durable (lots of bad reviews!), always sell as mouse & keyboard combo, which I don't need.
- Bluetooth mouse from Microsoft/Logitech: 10m range, but very expensive.
- Logitech V500: Pros: Aluminum exterior, touch pad middle wheel, all terrain, receiver pouch, 10m range, same price as MediaPlay; Cons: No middle wheel click, no additional function or buttons.
-Logitech MediaPlay: Blue backlight, tons of buttons, all programmable, use regualr AA batteries, 3m range, invisible tracking LED, affordable price, also claims to be high precision.
So I decided to go with MediaPlay, and was quite happy with when I first bought it 'cause the 3m range checked out to be real. No false advertisment there. I'll give it credit for that. But it wasn't until later I started to see the cons. Major battery drain - two AA Duracells only last you 3 months. Other no name brands can't even last half the time. Precision & sensitivity drop exponentially to the battery power. Really picky on tracking surface, skips like crazy even with the slightest glossyness. Clumzy and unstable driver, and the Set Point software hangs all the time.
Then came the worst. Yesterday when I boot up my PC, I moved the mouse but the cursor just sat still at the center of the screen, didn't even tremble a little. Put in new batteries, reset the mouse, reinsert the USB receiver, reinstalled the dirver & software. Didn't help. It just died. The damn thing's backlight still lit up when I push a button, but the cursor was just not moving at all. Dig up the original retail box looking for warranty information. There was none. Checked Logitech's website, found the warranty period for MediaPlay is listed as "3". "3" what??? Days, Weeks, Years??? Sent a complaint to Logitech and still waiting for them to reply.
Bty, for you Canadian customers, FutureShop & BestBuy have the red version on sale now for $19.95 CN.1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Much better than my last wireless
Pros: Ergonomic fit, volume control, no need to reset every time you shut down your computer, battery lasts fairly long
Cons: It would be cool if the blue lights stayed lit up, but that would take away from the battery life.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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My Aching Wrist!
by HiwayTrader on August 4, 2005
Pros: Great Looking on my coffee table.
Cons: Strains the wrist unless perhaps you have very long fingers. Difficult to click.
Summary: Really researched this buy and the in-store experience seemed great. Then i took her for a ride around the block and... ouch! This is a wrist killer - stay away! ...
Summary: Really researched this buy and the in-store experience seemed great. Then i took her for a ride around the block and... ouch! This is a wrist killer - stay away! Tracks well and had no conflicts with my sony laptop.
1 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
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The best mouse at its price
by lodozor on June 13, 2009
Pros: If you need a mouse that works, this one is it. I've used mine since late 2004, and it's still as efficient as ever.
Cons: For what I do, none.
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Excellent mouse!
by knetworx on August 14, 2007
Pros: Lots of customizable buttons, very responsive.
Cons: None that I've seen.
Summary: I love this thing! It's very responsive, even at long distances. The buttons are customizable, so you can map them to run programs, perform actions, etc. And I personally ...
Summary: I love this thing! It's very responsive, even at long distances. The buttons are customizable, so you can map them to run programs, perform actions, etc. And I personally think it's very comfortable. One thing I really love is the forward/back buttons, which are universal, whether you're browsing online, browsing your files, and so on. Great product!
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Great!!!!!
by bugzie270 on August 9, 2007
Pros: Long life, Smooth control, On and off button
Cons: uses up a usb port
Summary: Great mouse! I was so pleased with the mouse I went online and order me one!
Summary: Great mouse! I was so pleased with the mouse I went online and order me one!
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THE BEST MOUSE FOR A MUSIC FREAK!
by chixdigme on July 18, 2007
Pros: IF YOU ARE SMART ENOUGH TO MULTI TASK THIS MOUSE IS THE BEST I HAVE EVER USED. PERIOD. 2+ YEARS ON THIS BABY. ITS ALSO A REMOTE SO DIG THAT!
Cons: DONT WORK WELL WITH NERO BUT ALL THE UPDATES MAKE UP FOR THAT.
Summary: YOU CANT LOOSE IF YA KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. EASY SET UP EASY INSTRUCTIONS. NOT A GAMER MOUSE BUT MEDIA SUMS IT UP! i HAVE NOT SEEN ANY PRODUCT ...
Summary: YOU CANT LOOSE IF YA KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. EASY SET UP EASY INSTRUCTIONS. NOT A GAMER MOUSE BUT MEDIA SUMS IT UP! i HAVE NOT SEEN ANY PRODUCT IN THE LAST 3 YEARS THAT CAN COME CLOSE TO THIS ONE HANDED WONDER!!
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Great media mouse for the money
by mattdude789 on April 9, 2007
Pros: Comfortable, functionable, easy to use, and nice blue backlight
Cons: My scroller skips all the way down to the bottom of the page every now and then, kind of a nuiscense
Summary: Overall this is a great device, especially for those who want some basic media functions to go along with their mouse. Would recommend buying one.
Summary: Overall this is a great device, especially for those who want some basic media functions to go along with their mouse. Would recommend buying one.
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the best senser mouse yet!
by chltmdwp2 on December 21, 2006
Pros: cool blue lights appears when press button and 10ft of range
Cons: it scratches easily on the bottom.
Summary: i bought this one with my new laptop. And there were two choice that i had to make decision. The 1st one was the lazer mouse it's the new ...
Summary: i bought this one with my new laptop. And there were two choice that i had to make decision. The 1st one was the lazer mouse it's the new tech. of the mouse and it's somewhat expansive. But this one, i like it because of the sleek desigh, excelent performance, and because it is not optical mouse, there is no light on the bottom. Negative side is that you only have to use logitech's mediaplayer. But it is not too good or bad. Lastly this mouse can use it more than 1 year without changing the batterties!!
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Logitech
- Part number: 931176-0403
- Description: The Logitech MediaPlay Cordless Mouse is like nothing you've ever seen before. First, it has all the features you need to use it as your everyday mouse: smooth optical tracking, clutter-free cordless freedom, extra navigation buttons, and a powerful scroll/tilt wheel that lets you scroll up and down, left and right, and in and out. And when you're ready to relax, the MediaPlay mouse relaxes with you. Backlit extra buttons like play/pause, forward/back, and volume up/down let you control your media player with almost no effort. You can also hold it like a remote control and use it away from your desk thanks to the expanded cordless range. Its wireless mini receiver eliminates clutter and installs instantly. And 6 months of battery life mean more music and video with fewer interruptions!
General
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Device Type Mouse
- Wireless Receiver USB / PS/2 wireless receiver
Input Device
- Connectivity Technology Wireless
- Max Operating Distance 10 ft
- Movement Detection Technology Optical
- Buttons Qty 11
- Features Tilt Wheel technology ,
Zoom wheel ,
Backlighting Expansion / Connectivity
- Interfaces 1 x Mouse - USB - 4 pin USB Type A,
1 x Mouse - Generic - 6 pin mini-DIN (PS/2 style) Miscellaneous
- Included Accessories Stand
- Cables Included 1 x USB adapter
Power
- Type None
Battery
- Type AA type
- Installed Qty 2
- Run Time (Up To) 6 month(s)
Software / System Requirements
- Software Included SetPoint
- OS Required Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
- Peripheral / Interface Devices CD-ROM
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 3 years warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 3 years
Sustainability
- CNET Labs: Estimated Annual Energy Cost nil
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Manufacturer info
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- Manufacturer:Logitech
- Address:
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