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  • #31
    Finally got some gaming in today. Played about 1.5 hours of Wolfenstien: Enemy Territory. The MX1000 was smooth as silk. Didn't notice any delays of any sort. Besides my reflexes, which have suffered much due to the lack of gaming lately. Didn't have any reposition delays, pauses when moving the mouse after a 10-15 seconds of inactivity. Faster and smoother than my old dual optical job.

    By far the best mouse I've ever used (though I never owned an MX700/510).

    Once you get used to the weight, it's not a problem. It's back-heavy due to the positioning of the Li Ion batteries, but not a problem. I've found that it tracks better on my fake wood desk than on my 3M Precise Mousing Surface .. go figure. I think it's because mousing surface slides a bit, as I don't have a good base to keep it from sliding.

    I was also happy to find that you don't need the power adapter to run the mouse, only for charging duties. Makes it easier to take it home on weekends if I plan on gaming (the mouses home will be at work escept on weekends).

    Been using it for 2 days now and the battery indicator hasn't dropped at all. The On/Off function on the bottom is a nice feature when you're transporting or not going to use it for a length of time.

    As for comfort, it fits my hands well. I don't think it's as big as many people think. Even smaller handed people should find it comforatble enough. The thumb buttons aren't in the way at all, and I have big fat thumbs. The button the side of the wheel it out of the way when gaming too. Haven't exactly figured out what that button does yet... All the buttons are very reactive, but not too sensitive that you'll accidently click them.

    The looks are absolutely awesome. It looks very sleek, modern and egronomic. Much better in real life than in the pics you see. Fits in the cradle perfectly. The power transformer is very low profile so it won't suck up more than one slot on your power strip.

    Overall it's the best mouse I've ever used. As long as it holds up for 2-4 years, I'll be extremely happy with this purchase. This truly is wire-line speed mouse, without the wires. Pretty much perfect in every way. Oh ... and the SetPoint software (replaces MouseWare for the MX1000) is not bulky at all, nor does it put in stupid features. Just a simple config app and drivers. Nothing more, nothing less.

    Great job Logitech! Now if you could only make a wireless keyboard to match the look and feel of the MX1000.

    Jammrock
    “Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get out”
    –The Light Fantastic, Terry Pratchett

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    • #32
      My old intellimouse optical wouldn't work smoothly on my beech veneer desk (shiny) so I always used it with my Ratpadz. My new MX510 works better straight on the desk. Now I don't have to worry about sliding off the edge of the pad, so it's all good. Glad to hear the new laser mouse works just as well, if not better.
      Lady, people aren't chocolates. Do you know what they are mostly? Bastards. Bastard coated bastards with bastard filling. But I don't find them half as annoying as I find naive, bubble-headed optimists who walk around vomiting sunshine. -- Dr. Perry Cox

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      • #33
        sounds good jammrock, i'm glad that your happy... looks like ill be saving up to get one in Oct...
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        • #34
          E-buyer has canceld my order as they could not get the MX510 in stock I have ended up with a Razer Viper 1000 from play.com £30+free delivery, specialy designed for gamers, loveley mouse but a little bit too small :/
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          • #35
            Sounds very similar to my experience with the diNovo ... great mouse. Nice keyboard but it seems to get lost after long periods of inactivity.
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            • #36
              Originally posted by xortam
              Sounds very similar to my experience with the diNovo ... great mouse. Nice keyboard but it seems to get lost after long periods of inactivity.
              Except that the bluetooth is inherently laggy.
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              • #37
                Originally posted by Wombat
                Except that the bluetooth is inherently laggy.
                That hasn't been my experience ... though I'm not a game athlete.
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                • #38
                  Originally posted by xortam
                  That hasn't been my experience ... though I'm not a game athlete.
                  One of the big complaints I heard against the DiNovo is that the bluetooth mice are noticably slower than the FastRF that Logitech uses in the MX700 and company. Personally, I've used neither.
                  Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.

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                  • #39
                    I do love my MX700 but I feel like treating myself..

                    My only complaint with the MX700 is that I occasionaly hit the thumb buttons by mistake. I also tend to run over my little finger now and then!

                    How does it's big brother compare?
                    The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Wombat
                      One of the big complaints I heard against the DiNovo is that the bluetooth mice are noticably slower than the FastRF that Logitech uses in the MX700 and company. Personally, I've used neither.
                      Where have you read these complaints? The consensus on AVS is that the Logitech Bluetooth mice are as fast as wired. I haven't notice any difference from my wired mouse on my older system. I've played several hours of Doom 3 with the new system (need to find some "spare" time to play some more) at 19x12 and it appeared "wired", regardless of frame rates.
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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by xortam
                        Where have you read these complaints?
                        Read through the thread that's linked to in the first post of this thread.
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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by Wombat
                          Read through the thread that's linked to in the first post of this thread.
                          I'll do that some time ... thanks.
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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by Paddy
                            I do love my MX700 but I feel like treating myself..

                            My only complaint with the MX700 is that I occasionaly hit the thumb buttons by mistake. I also tend to run over my little finger now and then!

                            How does it's big brother compare?
                            Ummm from what i have heard and seen from pictures... they have made the thumb rest a bit wider, and some people have said this has helped from mistakingly hitting the thumb buttons
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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by Terrafin
                              Ummm from what i have heard and seen from pictures... they have made the thumb rest a bit wider, and some people have said this has helped from mistakingly hitting the thumb buttons
                              Cool! Does your little finger grip the mouse or does it rest on the table top?
                              The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England

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                              • #45
                                Dunno yet paddy! i have to wait until the 18th of october to tell ya but ask jammrock...

                                but im guessing my little finger would do a bit of both... grip the mouse while still resting/touching the table... just depends i guess on how you hold/move your mouse but it sounds like your hurting after every use of the mx700

                                Maybe try and tighten the gap between the mouse and your desk somehow??
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