Logitech V200 (9313790403) Mouse

Pros: USB receiver, AA batteries, easy to use, customizable buttons, vertical and horizontal scroll
Cons: no carrying case

My notebook computer has a touchpad for maneuvering the cursor across the screen. But sometimes the touchpad doesn’t offer the quick response that a mouse does. This is especially noticeable when I play online games. So a thoughtful family member ...

Pros: comfortable shape, easily accessible/replaceable AA batteries, solid build, quick response
Cons: receiver does not stay connected well when stored, mouse requires occasional reset/connection

Initial Note The first part of this review is based upon what I remember of my initial impressions of the mouse. If you would like to read about my impressions of the mouse after 1 year of usage, scroll down to the bottom of this review. ...

Pros: Superior battery life, simple and clean form factor
Cons: Price is a bit high, and uncomfortable to use for a long time

Background I was looking for a wireless mouse to accompany my laptop. My previous one was the older generation of the V200, with a laser tracker rather than the optical tracker on this one. The older model along with standard PC mice will be ...

Pros: Sturdy feel, solid performer, surprisingly comfortable, superb battery life
Cons: Receiver does not sit flush in mouse when powered off

Let me begin by saying that the V200 is not really a "full-size" mouse that you'd want to use on a regular basis. It is definitely smaller than most standard mice, so I recommend it for laptops and travelers. I've opted to keep this in my laptop case, ...

Pros: Small size, weight, smooth movement, small receiver, SetPoint utility
Cons: Scratches easily, receiver remains outside after inserting it back into the mouse

Logitech V200 Out of the Box: The box is well packaged and compact. The package contents are: 1. The V200 mouse 2. 2.4 GHz Wireless micro-reciever 3. CD with SetPoint software 4. Two AA batteries 5. CD for Drivers ...

Pros: Works anywhere, very precise, great feel.
Cons: Turns my ears red thinking about how my expensive mouse doesn't work as well.

We are an IT support company and have been doing this for 20 years. We've seen and used about every mouse known to man. My laptop is both my mobile and main computer. At the office I have a 20" LCD and an MX-1000 Laser Mouse. The cord "croaked" on the ...

Pros: a great mouse - especially for laptop users
Cons: it has the same drawbacks that any optical mouse has

I have a laptop that I use at both work and school and I don't like touchpads at all - I find them slow and frustrating - so I carry around this mouse with me. It's lightweight (the batteries weigh more than it does), with the standard two buttons and ...

Pros: Battery life Size Good wireless range via USB Laser is very accurate
Cons: USB adapter may fall out of mouse holder sometimes - but not a big issue

I've had this mouse for over two years and it works great. I would highly recommend this to anybody with a laptop that hates to use the touchpad or pointer.

Pros: Looks and feels great, glides nice on mousepad.
Cons: Everything about using it on a Mac, go Microsoft.

I am using this on Mac OS X 10.4 on a PowerBook. The mouse feels and looks nice. Other than that I have had a lot of trouble with it. Every time I start my computer I have to re-adjust the pointer speed as it is so fast it is useless. Sometimes it just doesn't work and I have to re-start and re-instert the reciever, trying both USB ports to get it to work. Also no software is included for Mac which is unacceptable. Windows software is included, I'm sure there is room on the disk for the Mac version. This is the third Logitech wireless I have had trouble and it will be the last. Microsoft mice are superior, and I like nothing about Microsoft.