Why I buy this one ?
- Revolutionary hyper-fast scroll wheel
- Laser precision
- Cordless Freedom
- Extended battery life
- Advanced search and navigation

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What our customer's say!

"I MEAN !!! for ANY OS cept...Apple if you don't know what's up.", I tell you what...this mouse has done every thing I've ask of it..for 3 years on many OS's I want you to note that the blatant majority of less than four stars is all mac owners...too bad...get a real Linux! If you get this mouse you will never be sorry and if you decide to "OWN" Linux as an OS the learning curve is vertical but when you look back you will only say "OMG"...why did I ever use anything else...(blatant plug for the only OS worth suffering through)...(windoze user for 16yrs till vista stuck it in me)
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"Logitech MX620 Review", This is a very nice wireless laser mouse. It has a good feel and mass and fits my large hand comfortably. While I was interested the speed scroll, I find myself using the ratchet mode mostly. Buttons feel good. Accuracy is great and I haven't had to replace the batteries yet. My last Logitech mouse lasted over six years, this one may top that.

"Nice Product", The Logitech MX620 Cordless Laser Mouse worked just great from plug in to point. No glitches. Thanks

"Takes some getting used to", I've been using Microsoft mice for years and this mouse feels very, very different. It might just be the driver software but it definitely tracks differently. The fast scroll wheel is great for long documents but sometimes it keep spinning after I've moved the mouse and I've inadvertently scrolled a window I didn't intend to. On the up side, though, there's a switch on the bottom to turn the fast scrolling off so I've been switching it back and forth on an application-by-application basis. Search button is great; I have it mapped to Google search. Mouse definitely feels sturdy and solid and I love the little tiny transceiver.

"GREAT MOUSE", This is my second MX620 - I use one at home, and one at the office. It is responsive, smooth, and does NOT eat batteries. I highly recommend it.

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"Logitech MX620 Cordless Laser Mouse", Another great product from Logitech. I've used their keyboards and mice for years always with great results. The mouse has a great feel and the buttons are well located. I especially like the side scrolling feature

"One of the best mice for Mac I have found", This is one of the best mice I have found to work well on Mac.

I've been using Mac now for several years after being a lifelong Windows user. I had been using the Apple bluetooth wireless mice and in general I liked them, but after a while they would start acting up. It would become very difficult to right-click or the scroll ball would get dirty and start sticking. The dirty scroll ball is easy to fix (just clean it) but the right-click issue would really become a problem. I ended up going through probably 4 or 5 of these mice before I decided to ditch it and try something else.

I then did some research online and ended up buying quite a few more mice. The first was a Microsoft bluetooth mouse. It took a bit of "hacking" to get it working on Mac but eventually it paired up but I didn't like the performance at all. It was very laggy and unprecise.

After more research, I then ordered the bluetooth mouse from Razer. Razer is very well known as the makers of some of the best mice for gaming. Very precise and accurate. But, they are a bit expensive. I ended up ordering two of these based on the great reviews (one for my Mac Pro and one for my laptop). These turned out to indeed be very precise and accurate but they had an irritating trait. If you let it sit still for just a couple seconds (and I mean only 2 or 3 here), when i went to move it again it would have a slight delay in responding and thus the mouse pointer would end up jumping. I found this extremely annoying and made it very difficult to use. I contacted Razer about this and after a few email exchanges and testing on different computers (I tried on a total of 6 different Macs all with the same experience), they told me this was due to it going into a "power saving" mode to make the batteries last longer. I told them this was ridiculous and this should only happen maybe after a couple minutes of sitting still. Not just a couple seconds. They told me they'd bring this up with their engineers.

I then decided to give up on bluetooth as nobody seems to make bluetooth mouse that responds well with the exception of Apple but their mice have different issues.

So, I then tried a Microsoft wireless mouse that uses a USB dongle instead of bluetooh for wireless communication. This mouse turned out to also have bad delay problems.

So, finally I decided to give Logitech a try and ordered this mouse (MX620) from Amazon. The same day I also ended up going to a local big box store and picked up the Logitech VX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks as it was on sale. The VX Revolution is very similar to this mouse but it is marketed as a "notebook" mouse and is thus a bit smaller. I figured I'd use the VX for my laptop.

So, I tried them both. First I tried this mouse from Amazon and it worked great! Very responsive and accurate. No delays. No lag. It was just perfect. I was so relieved to have finally found a decent Mac mouse!

I then decided to try the VX Revolution and it worked just as well as this one (MX620). But, I liked it a bit better due to the "feet" on it. They are made out of some kind of very slippery material and it glided much smoother over my hard plastic Everglide mouse pad. The MX620 has feet that aren't quite as "slippery" and thus takes a bit more effort to get it to start moving. The result ended up being that the VX was better for making very small movements.

So, I love both the MX620 and the VX Revolution mice. They are both excellent mice for Mac users out there. They also make an Logitech MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse which also sounds great (same slippery feet as the VX Revo but is a full size mouse). But, I didn't want to give it a try as it is rechargeable and thus requires a charging base to be on your desk and you have to remember to keep putting the mouse back in the charger. For me, I didn't want the extra desk clutter and yet another power brick to deal with. I'd rather have a mouse that uses normal batteries which these two mice do.

"Looking for a pro bluetooth mouse? Try this great, full size alternative", I've been looking for a FULL SIZED wireless mouse for my MacBook Pro desktop setup. I haven't found a good Bluetooth mouse that isn't "notebook sized" and decided to go the RF route. Even though, you have to plug in a tiny receiver (1") in a USB port, it did not cause me any problems (I have a Cinema Display with a free port plugged into my laptop).

WEIGHT
The mouse is almost double the weight (almost 6oz) of its corded cousin (Logitech MX 400 at 3.5oz). As a full-time designer, this might pose some fatigue issues, but a wireless environment was a priority. The heavier weight actually helps me move the mouse slower and more accurately for very detailed work.

TRACKING
The response time and accuracy is much better than the BT mice I have tried (Mighty mouse, Logitech V470) and there isn't the occasional jittery jumps of a BT connection. The connection is instant - no lag. As with my last laser mouse, you have to be mindful of the slightest laser obstruction (pet hair, eyelash, lint) as this will cause the mouse to mis-track. Also, laser mice only work on solid, non-reflective surfaces (i.e. no glass desks).

BUTTONS/MAC SOFTWARE
The buttons and scroll wheel feel responsive and smooth, and the overall shape really contours to my hand. As of MARCH 2008, all the buttons, dynamics for tracking, speed, acceleration, etc. can be fully programmed using the latest Logitech software for Intel MAC OS 10.5.

BATTERIES
The battery level indicator is useful since it is not a rechargeable unit - which is good for me since it's one less cord to manage. I own a cradle full of rechargeable batteries for my various electronics.

Overall a great mouse.

"liking it so far", just started using it a couple weeks ago. so far, it's been pretty good. i would like it if the mousewheel gave a little more resistance on each turn/click, whatever you call it.

"Returning it immediately", Just bought it 3 hours ago and can't wait to return it. Don't like the scrolling wheel and not as precise as my previous corded mouse. No thanks!