Logitech Performance Mouse MX

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010
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The Logitech Performance Mouse MX retails for $80-$110 and features Darkfield Laser Tracking, that allows you to track on nearly any surface; the new unifying receiver technology, but it is only valuable if you plan on changing your keyboard as well; as well as several completely customizable buttons, hyper-scrolling, unique recharging system, and a comfortable contour design. The only con is the price, but it is easily overcome if you are looking for a comfortable, full-featured mouse that is easy to use. Continue reading

Logitech MK700 Keyboard and Mouse Combo

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010
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For those who spend long hours using the computer, keyboard and mouse choice can be essential to your comfort and productivity. Today we will be looking at Logitech’s MK700 keyboard and mouse combo which promises to address both concerns with features such as InCurve keys and hyper-fast scrolling. Will the MK700 deliver on these promises, or will this end up being just another case of marketing hype not living up to its claims? Continue reading

Logitech G19 Gaming Keyboard

Tuesday, June 9th, 2009
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Logitech is constantly attempting to up the bar in terms of quality and features added for gaming keyboards. This one is no exception, not in the least bit, but comes with a steep price tag. When asked if I’d be willing to review Logitech’s new G19 keyboard I jumped at the opportunity. I was not too familiar with the keyboard; in fact the only feature I was aware of at that time was the inclusion of a color LCD display in the middle. But after researching the new features, I just couldn’t wait to get my hands on this baby! Continue reading

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Revolution

Friday, March 6th, 2009
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Bluetooth wireless mouse and keyboard combinations are becoming ever more popular for the average user primarily due to the lack of cords. However, due to the latency time required to transmit keystrokes and mouse movements/clicks these devices have been a tough sell for the hardcore or even casual gamer. There is also the worry about batteries running dry right in the middle of an important project with no replacements in sight.

These have personally been major fears of mine and the main reason why I’ve steered clear of wireless keyboards and mice (especially while gaming). But when asked whether or not I’d be interested in reviewing such a product, I figured I’d give it a chance. Continue reading