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Manufacturer: Logitech Part number: 910-001105
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- Logitech has met and surpassed Microsoft's recent mouse technology innovations by introducing the most versatile mouse sensor on the market in its new Performance Mouse MX. But even if you don't have a glass table crying out to become a workspace, this high-end input device has enough features and cushy design to make it a justifiable indulgence for anyone who takes their cursor control seriously.
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CNET editors' review
Logitech Wireless Performance Mouse MX price range: $74.81 - $213.03
- Reviewed by: Rich Brown
- Reviewed on: 08/27/2009
- Released on: 08/19/2009
The good: New Darkfield sensor lets you mouse almost anywhere, including glass; wireless and rechargeable, with no downtime while recharging; tiny USB microreceiver works with other products in Logitech's Unifying devices family; variety of useful, customizable buttons.
The bad: Expensive (but worth it); Unifying feature only a benefit if you upgrade to other Unifying products.
The bottom line: Logitech has met and surpassed Microsoft's recent mouse technology innovations by introducing the most versatile mouse sensor on the market in its new Performance Mouse MX. But even if you don't have a glass table crying out to become a workspace, this high-end input device has enough features and cushy design to make it a justifiable indulgence for anyone who takes their cursor control seriously.
User reviews
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absolutely perfect!!!!
by VKeeper42 on December 16, 2009
Pros: everything! comfortable, accessible buttons, theres nothing awkward about it. the rechargeable battery is awesome too. i charge it at night about once a week and it even has indicator lights on the mouse to tell you when its time to charge!
Cons: Price is high, but worth it.
Summary: best mouse ive ever used. unifying is the way of the future.
Summary: best mouse ive ever used. unifying is the way of the future.
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My most important peripheral; hands down
by Tim_Liao on December 13, 2009
Pros: Weighted real well, responsiveness a dream, precision incredible, features pleasant
Cons: Almost nothing
Summary: I have no affiliation with Logitech or CNET. I am just a person who loves my tech gadgets and this one is a dream. Well made and well worth the $...
Summary: I have no affiliation with Logitech or CNET. I am just a person who loves my tech gadgets and this one is a dream. Well made and well worth the $100
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Best mouse, regardless of darkfield tech
by DraconianSoul on October 28, 2009
Pros: Works on glass (I have a glass top desk)
Very comfortable/ergonomic
Enough buttons for all desired functions
Works well with Windows 7Cons: Higher than normal cost
Summary: Even if I didn't need a mouse to work on glass, this would still be one of the better mice I've used. I needed a mouse to replace ...
Summary: Even if I didn't need a mouse to work on glass, this would still be one of the better mice I've used. I needed a mouse to replace my MS Explorer Mouse which does not work well on my glass desktop and I wanted a mouse that does not require a mouse pad. I really like that this mouse works extremely well on a glass surface (the only surface I've tried). Also, I like that this is comfortable to hold and has buttons in all the right places that can be programmed to do what I want them to do. The included accessories and bag seem a bit overkill, and I wish that this model was priced a bit cheaper as it is prohibiting me from buying another one for my office computer.
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One question for the reviewers
by halycon1 on September 8, 2009
Pros: If this mouse is anything like the MX Revolution, then it is a wonderful mouse
Cons: Not sure yet - possibly the lack of a replaceable battery
Summary: My apologies, but I currently do not own this mouse. I have the MX Revolution and have completely loved it. The biggest downfall for me for the Revolution however, is ...
Summary: My apologies, but I currently do not own this mouse. I have the MX Revolution and have completely loved it. The biggest downfall for me for the Revolution however, is the fact that it does not have a replaceable rechargable battery. I was wondering if anyone knew if this new mouse offers the ability to replace the battery once it no longer recharges. I'm afraid that I'm almost at the point with my MX Revolution that it will no longer hold a charge, as I bought this mouse when it first came out.
I checked out the specs on Logitech's website and could find nothing related to this bit of info. -
Did CNet write this, or Logitech??????
by lifeofscience on September 2, 2009
Pros: Had a lot of features in the mouse, though most I didn't use.
Cons: It didn't really work on my laquered table top.
At $99, I don't know what I was thinking. I returned this mouse and paid $30 for siple 5 button 2.4 ghz mouse. You're just waisting money here, don't do it.Summary: It almost seems like CNET allowed Logitech to write this article. It seems apparent after reading the reviews of the actual people that use it, that it is not a ...
Summary: It almost seems like CNET allowed Logitech to write this article. It seems apparent after reading the reviews of the actual people that use it, that it is not a 4 or 5 star mouse. What are they thinking? Maybe they're not qualified to rate mice?
5 out of 13 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Wireless disconnects constantly
by jgates00 on February 5, 2012
Pros: Feels cool
Cons: wireless drops off a lot. I also tried using two receivers
Summary: Bad mouse for 10$ or $70 as its worthless without a wireless connection working.
Summary: Bad mouse for 10$ or $70 as its worthless without a wireless connection working.
0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Logitech Got The Name Right...Performance
by PJFTL on May 16, 2011
Pros: It looks different, it feels different, it's performance is different, it's connectivity is different, it's tracking is different, and it has made a difference for me at work.
Cons: I haven't had the time to really sit and explore all of it's features
Summary: Ten...maybe eleven years ago there were two words I never thought I'd use in the same sentence...the words "Logitech" and "quality". While I try to keep an ...
Summary: Ten...maybe eleven years ago there were two words I never thought I'd use in the same sentence...the words "Logitech" and "quality". While I try to keep an open mind on almost everything, for the hard earned money I put out on various pieces of computers, peripherals and/or electronics, I found that when I came across something I liked, I pretty much stuck to them. Admit it, we all do. For me, the most reliable and comfortable keyborads and mice I used were all made by Microsoft. In fact, I still use the MS Wireless Optical Desktop 4000 I purchased back in 2004. Bottom line, the price I paid for it was fair and look how long it has lasted. While it wasn't my proudest moment, at one point I had gotten so angry with a personal situation I threw it's mouse across the room, it bounced off the wall and onto the tile floor. When I cooled off (and calmed down), I retreived it from other side of the room, went back to my computer and continued to use it. While as a projectile no mouse was ever designed, the reason it still worked was because of the quality that was put into it. The first Logietch keyboard I bought lasted a couple of months before I donated it. I'll tell you right now what I thought was missing...quality. It felt cheap. It was pretty...but felt pretty cheap.
In 2008, desperate for some USB speakers to connect to my laptop, a store had Logitech Z-Cinema speakers on sale for half off. I decided to give Logitech another shot so I purchased them, set them up, and almost fell to the floor when I heard the sound they delivered. I checked the box again and sure enough...it was Logitech. I'm still using it. After listening for over a year the complaints about not knowing which remote to use for the TV, home theater system, and cable box, I lucked out and bought the whiner a Logitech Harmony One remote. Again, I'm still using it. Now I'm getting more optimistic. What's this? Logitech has a Wireless Clear Chat headphone with microphone? Yep...still in use but oops, the quality slipped a little notch but I'm on a roll. Quickcam Communicate webcams were so good I bought them as gifts for friends after saw the quality mine produced. When I first saw it I knew I had to get the HD Webcam Pro C910...that's class. A notebook USB speaker bar that clips on the back of my laptop screen with a sound seemed to come from a place I couldn't easlily locate but wherever it was, the sound surrouneded me. Why mention all of this in a review for the Performance Mouse? I wanted to try and very quickly give you my impression of a company that, in my opinion, was manufacturing an average mediocre line of computer peripherals that decided to shift thier focus and increasinly produce products that don't feel it was designed to work in my neice's Malibu Barbie house.
As a gift, I was given the Logitech Wireless Keyboard K350 & Performance Mouse MX? that Logitech had offered as a bundled deal because I felt the equipment I was using was causing problems in my arms since I use them about 12 hours a day at work. While I can see the need in certain situations to be more ergonomically correct, I didn't feel that was my problem but I thought I would give it an honest try anyway. OK...I was wrong. It took a couple of days to realize that my arms didn't hurt as much...especially my mouse arm. While I feel it was the combination of the two that contributed to how my arms feel today, I'll focus more on the mouse.
In the Performance Mouse MX, in my opinion Logietch has managed to bring back a business concept we have lost in so many of our American companies....they have designed and delivered a product that seems like it actually had the consumer in mind and gave them something they could actually use.and maybe even benefit from. And they did so without also "sticking it" to us. I will be the first to admit that it is not the cheapest mouse available on the market, but I will challenge you to find one with the quality that seems to have been put into it. Here's another flash for you...it actually fits very comfortably in a man's hand BUT it is not too large for a woman's hand either. When I put my hand in position on the mouse, it has a very natural feel to it. Aside from having the typical rounded feel on top, the arc is just a little higher and the top is slightly angled very similar to your hand in a relaxed stated.
I thought the two configurable buttons on the side might get in ny way more often than not and I'd find myself accidentally pressing them at the most inconvenient times but I'm happy to say that is not the case. But when I do need to press one, how did Logitech know my fingers would find the correct one without any real effort at all. The wheel on top operates quite smoothly and deliberate. If I want to quickly scroll down a long document, all I have to do is do one quick spin of the wheel and it will wind up near the bottom of my 100,000 line Excel spreadsheet very quickly. I read the documentation online and read about the Darkfield Laser Tracking technology it has and while impressed it was just one of those things I thought I would test when I had more time. Little did I realize that a couple of times this week I found I was actually using my mouse that I had managed to navigate off the mouse pad and on to my see-through glass desktop (you know...the kind of desktop that is impossible to keep clean). NOW I'm impressed. Having both devices connect to my laptop with this teeny Unifying receiver that sticks out from the USB port about 1/4" was remarkable enough. All of the buttons and the wheel on the mouse are completely configurable to do what you and it was designed to take advantage of the new capabilities introduced by Vista and Windows 7. The software for the devfices installed easily and without problem, with both 32 and 64 bit drivers. I don't have a Mac but it is designed to also work on the Mac without having to jump through extra hoops.
Too many times I've seen a company come up with a device that had potential but then either decided to not develop it further or they would compromise their design to take a cheaper approach that would result in watching it's demise. I'll use the keyboard I use on my personal laptop currently...the Microsoft Entertainment Desktop 8000. It uses bluetooth to connect. Great concept but they put one major restriction on it unbeknownst to those of us that had bluetooth already installed on our laptops when we bought it...it would only work with the Microsoft Bluetooth stack. They had the potential to start to regain some of the ground they had lost in the keyboard/mouse field, but they lost sight of two very important factors...quality and the consumer. Where the Performance Mouse MX stands out is not only does it have the design to attract those of us that tend to like things that are a little "different" looking, it surpasses the design by it's functionality and, dare I say it? Quality.
When reviewing or talking about a product with friends who depend on honest opinions without an agenda, there's one question I always ask myself and I know it will be an honest answer because I'll know if I'm lying to myself. I feel I work hard for the money I bring home and have obligations that must be paid. Knowing I do not and will not accept mediocrity as being the new gold standard if something unexpected happened to my original equipemt and it had to be replaced, would I put out my hard earned money for the same equipment again? Or would it be better to maybe look at something that might be cheaper I know I would have to replace in a couple of months? The answer to that one is easy....when things get a little better financially for me in a couple of months, I plan on replacing my Microsoft bluetooth keyboard and and mouse with both the Logitech keyboard mentioned above and the Logitech Performance Mouse MX. Having said all that, if my mother were still alive and was in need of a new mouse, I would have no reservations in purchasing it for her because I know that it could very possibly be easier for her to use the mouse using her hand that has a touch of arthritis in it, but most of all, she'd be getting a piece of hardware that has the quality built in to it.0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Logitech Performance MX excels again
by cvcgrad on May 7, 2011
Pros: Design, functionality, quality, technology
Cons: I haven't found any noticeable drawbacks that would impact my use of the mouse.
Summary: I have been a devoted Logitech customer since the days of the first optical mice and have always found their mice and keyboards to be superior to other products. I ...
Summary: I have been a devoted Logitech customer since the days of the first optical mice and have always found their mice and keyboards to be superior to other products. I have personally owned and used the MX Revolution, MX 1100, VX Revolution mice with the MX 1100 being my personal favorite until I purchased the MX Performance. I spend many hours each day at work and home using computers, and the quality and ease of use for both keyboards and mice are very important to me. The comfort and performance of the Performance MX mouse is exceptional, and I haven't yet found a mouse that compares though I am very interested in the new Microsoft Touch Mouse as well. I believe the technology behind the touch mouse could very well give Logitech a run for their money. Until then, I couldn't be happier with my choice of the Performance MX mouse.
0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great performance and comfort.
by JS_1506 on March 14, 2011
Pros: No time wasted while charging, small usb reciever, versatile and great design.
Cons: Micro usb port is in an odd angle which makes it hard to connect sometimes.
Summary: Used this mouse for 1 year and six months works perfectly with no flaws.
Summary: Used this mouse for 1 year and six months works perfectly with no flaws.
0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Rare nowadays, but sometimes you get what you pay for.
by jghilm on February 6, 2011
Pros: Just about everything has a feeling of refinement. Fills my hand comfortably, generous size teflon pads, has excellent scrolling behavior, and a great task switcher on a dedicated button (thumb).
Cons: - Charging only from micro-usb connector. I was hoping it could be used wirelessly as well since my KVM switch doesn't recognize it via the wireless receiver.
- Scroll-wheel clicking is really too stiff.0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Logitech
- Part number: 910-001105
- Description: With your Logitech Performance Mouse MX, you've got the power to conquer almost any surface and any task without a second thought.
General
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Device Type Mouse
- Wireless Receiver USB wireless receiver
- Orientation Right-handed
Input Device
- Connectivity Technology Wireless
- Interface 2.4 GHz
- Movement Detection Technology Laser
- Features Logitech Darkfield Laser Tracking
Expansion / Connectivity
- Interfaces 1 x USB - 4 pin USB Type A
Miscellaneous
- Included Accessories Carrying pouch
- Cables Included 1 x USB charge cable - External,
1 x USB extension cable - External - Microsoft Certifications Compatible with Windows 7
Power
- Type Power adapter
Battery
- Type AA type
- Installed Qty 2
Software / System Requirements
- Software Included Drivers & Utilities
- OS Required Microsoft Windows 7,
Microsoft Windows Vista / XP,
Apple MacOS X 10.4 or later - Peripheral / Interface Devices USB port,
CD-ROM Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 3 years warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 3 years
Accessories
- Allsop Widescreen Mouse Pad Metallic Raindrop mouse pad (34564309)6.32 - 19.99
- Centon Collegiate Arizona State University Edition mouse pad (34855584)9.74 - 11.89
- Centon Collegiate Baylor University Edition mouse pad (35024134)9.74
- Centon Collegiate Boston College Edition mouse pad (34846139)9.74 - 10.99
- Centon Collegiate Clemson Edition mouse pad (34845174)9.74
- Centon Collegiate Drake University Edition mouse pad (35024206)9.74 - 10.99
- Centon Collegiate Florida State University Edition mouse pad (34846137)9.74
- Centon Collegiate George Washington University Edition mouse pad (35024208)9.74 - 10.99
- Centon Collegiate Georgetown Edition mouse pad (35024207)9.74 - 10.99
- Centon Collegiate Illinois State University Edition mouse pad (35024197)9.74 - 10.99
Manufacturer info
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- Manufacturer:Logitech
- Address:
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