Logitech VX Revolution Wireless Notebook Mouse Review

**One4yu2c** · November 29th, 2006

When is a mouse not a mouse? When it's Logitech's VX Revolution. Offering a host of high-end features normally reserved for desktop mice, the VX aims to render your touchpad useless. Will the Revolution live up to it's name? Or is it all just a marketing gimmick? Read on to find out! - Drew Stevenson

Jokerswild · November 29th, 2006

Great write-up Drew. There was a mistake on the first page in the first paragraph under the pic of the mouse. There is a extra the in the sentence
( just the for the ).

**gvblake22** · November 29th, 2006

I never knew that there was actually a distinction between desktop and laptop mice! I mean, I know some are wireless and some are smaller than others and whatnot, but I never would have guessed that Revolution was marketed as a "Laptop Mouse". Thanks for the interesting review Drew!

Jokerswild · November 29th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by gvblake22

I never knew that there was actually a distinction between desktop and laptop mice! I mean, I know some are wireless and some are smaller than others and whatnot, but I never would have guessed that Revolution was marketed as a "Laptop Mouse". Thanks for the interesting review Drew!

I have a laptop mouse that has a break (usb plug) in the USB cord so you can shorten it.

**drew and not u** · November 29th, 2006

Thanks guys! Most "notebook mice" either have some form of retractable cord or a wireless reciever that fits into the mouse itself. Size aside, that's generally the only real difference.

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November 29th, 2006	#2
Jokerswild ButtHead Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 5,057	Great write-up Drew. There was a mistake on the first page in the first paragraph under the pic of the mouse. There is a extra the in the sentence ( just the for the ).

November 29th, 2006	#3
gvblake22 Modder-ator Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Tempe Desert Posts: 6,356 Blog Entries: 1	I never knew that there was actually a distinction between desktop and laptop mice! I mean, I know some are wireless and some are smaller than others and whatnot, but I never would have guessed that Revolution was marketed as a "Laptop Mouse". Thanks for the interesting review Drew!