Logitech usb laser mouse
By jb_shops on
Reviewing:
Logitech M Bz105a
Purchased at:
Best Buy
Price:
$65.00 USD
As with many things, a mouse is very personal.I prefer a larger contoured mouse that fits comfortably in a man's hand.The tactile response of the keys, buttons, and wheel are very high priorities for me.This mouse has all of those features and matches the requirements nicely.Where the mouse is a slight disappointment is with the programmable buttons on the side of the mouse.The default setting is the forward & back functions.It always seems to go back or forward two pages to each click, but it is intermittent.The scroll wheel has a side to side function, but this doesn't seem to work on a majority of my applications including IE7.The choices were so limited for a wired mouse, that I would choose it again given the competition.
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I have a little creative laser mouse which fits my small hand perfectly and just does what mice do. and it does it well:) This one sounds great if you want a little more mousish function, and most importantly, know how to use them. I don't, so this one would be totally lost for me.
I do not use wired mouses any more, but agree with Demon_Buttercup, this seems a bit complicated for a mouse. I would rather have one that is simple to operate. Thanks for this information.
A few too many buttons for my taste, but I can see that if they worked properly, then it might make your web browsing and document reading go a bit faster.
I prefer a wireless mouse too. But this one sounds too complicated for me:0)
I would love to get a wireless mouse, but I am afraid my kids would think it was a toy.
This mouse sounds like it has tons of bells & whistles!!
Logitech makes some great computer products.
I am happy with the M-BZ105A mouse. However, I stopped using the button at the left: when you want to do something in the screen, the last thing you think about "o yeah, I programmed that action on the left key". The scroll wheel scrolls fine. The left and right option has never been usered by me. Sometimes a small hair sticks in front of the laser, the pointer than moves on its own over the screen. Just blow it away and is is solved. I choose this model because I do NOT want a wirless model (I hate the reaction lag when you pick it up), not a clasic ball (get hairs in their very quickly) and not a IR sensor. Doensnt work fine on most surfaces. this laser sensor works on almost all surfaces without a problem. In short I do not use the extra buttons, the basic function are what I need and these work fine.
Seems really expensive just for a wireless mouse.