Logitech users...

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by MO!, Jan 26, 2007.

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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    I was sent an email saying it's been 6 MOnths since registering my purchase (bluetooth MX 1000MOuse, and MX5000 board), and just saying thanks for the purchase and hope all is well.
    There's also a link to take a survey.
    I needed to have a look on their site anyhow so clicked through.

    £10 discount code has just been emailed as a reward for taking it.

    So, you may with to do the same. I think it was only about 5 questions.
     
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    Sid and Coke

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    I made the switch from a MS wireless mouse to a Logitech one a few weeks ago and reckon that i'll probably stay with the brand now, the LT mouse has been faultless and feels so much better than the MS equivalent...

    related;
    I bought a Macally Bluetooth mouse for use with my Powerbook a few months ago and that has been another great purchase too, & so much cheaper then the Apple MM....
     
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    MO! MOnkey`ead!

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    I'd had a couple of issues with lost connection, but these seem to have stopped now though. I think it was to do with my phone.

    The MX 1000/5000 combo' are great IMO. Going back to my previous MOuse just feels wrong. Having the ability to go backwards/forwards in browsers and such, scroll wheel which also lets you go left and right, application selection button, and the ability to zoom (great if further from the screen.... thanks to the wireless conneciton of course ;) ), all in the palm of your hand.

    The board also has some nifty features, some I use very frequently, others less so. Still good to have them.

    I got the package from ebay for about £40 IIRC.

    Only "problem", would be that the board is an american lay out. Easy to get used to, and can easily switch between English UK and US.
     
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