Logitech MX 400 Performance Laser Mouse
by Logitech
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Customer Review: Budget, high quality mouse
Summary: 5 Stars
In my opinion Logitech makes the best mice. I got sick of all the wires my "wireless" mouse had, the charging station and the AC adapter for it and all that crap. This had a nice fit for my large hand, the weight is comfortable and not heavy, the buttons are crisp and the texture of the mouse feels good. It works great with Vista x32 without installing the bloated logitech driver suite. The scrool wheel clicks with each partial turn which I prefer to the smooth constant scroll type.
For the price I don't think you'll find a better mouse. Also it has the PS2 adapter with it incase you are low on USB ports (like I am).
Customer Review: Good quality ergonomic mouse for the price.
Summary: 4 Stars
I got this mouse to replace my Apple Mighty Mouse that came with my iMac, mainly because the scroll ball in that one is horrible once it gets dirtied up with no way of cleaning. Plus I wanted one with a better shape for my hand, and the Logitech MX400 fit the bill.
PROS: Good design that's comfortable in my hand. Extremely precise laser tracking. 5 programmable buttons. Scroll wheel works vertically and horizontally (though not at the same time like the Apple scroll ball). Very reasonable price.
CONS: Side buttons are to easy to accidentally push with thumb. Scroll wheel is not as smooth scrolling as some.
Customer Review: Scroll Wheel just stops working!!!
Summary: 2 Stars
I really wanted to like this mouse but so far it has given me nothing but grief. If you plan on leaving your computer on for extended periods of time and then coming back to it to do some work you may find that your scroll wheel no longer scrolls pages. I have had to on several occasions unplug and replug in my mouse in order to get the scroll wheel working again. This is absolutely UNEXCEPTIBLE Logitech! What happened to Logitech? You used to be able to count on them for quality products now I am wondering if I should switch back to Micro$oft products. I may give the Micro$oft Laser Mouse 6000 a try and take the MX 400 back.Customer Review: Excellent mouse but software is buggy
Summary: 3 Stars
I have a MacBook with Intel Core 2 Duo, running OS 10.4.10. I downloaded the latest MX 400 driver software from the Logitech site and installed it. It looks simple to set up, but once you do you will find that weird errors start to pop up randomly (error -9870 for example) and some functions just don't work at all. Using the forward side button to page forward on a web site, for example--the most common use of that button--simply didn't work. The back button worked, but not the forward. Huh??
Software complaints aside, the mouse itself is excellent--good feel, good size, etc. But Mac users: keep looking.
Customer Review: Very elegant and extremely 'handy': what a great gizmo!
Summary: 5 Stars
In my aged ignorance, I didn't know that 'mice' had evolved much from the left click/right click and middle-roller. This Logitech example has already given me much pleasure, however, for it is very elegant even to look at - I admire its lines literally for minutes on end - and, more importantly, it is extremely 'handy,' both to handle and to operate. The 'left click/right click and middle-roller' is augmented by a 'tip right' and 'tip left' function that is good for processing pictures and the additional 'forward - back' buttons are great for both pictures and text. What a great gizmo!