Why it's best: The Logitech Performance Mouse MX is a perfect mix of all the features you've come to love in a mouse. It's wireless, ergonomically designed, has programmable thumb buttons and an unlock-able track wheel, allowing you to control your computer with total ease.... Read Full Review
Why it's a best pick: If you're not sold on the MX's ergonomic design but still need all the programmable bells and whistles, check out the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX. The must-have wireless feature and compact size frees up your workspace. It can also work on any surface, even glass.... Read Full Review
Why it's a best pick: This mouse has the precision and instant response you need for ultimate in gaming performance. Razer's Mamba is truly a deadly weapon of mass destruction, featuring programmable options, wireless design, and a tracking system that'll level... no... decimate the playing field.... Read Full Review
Why it's a best pick: Apple's Magic Laser Mouse pairs beautiful design with full functionality. Even though the physical indicators of buttons are eliminated, trust it to know what you want it to do. Loaded with sensors, it's incredibly intuitive.... Read Full Review
Why it's a best pick: So traditional, it's almost comforting. The MX518 is everything you know you want (and nothing you don't) in a mouse. Accurate, versatile, and understated, it's a utilitarian choice for either gamer or frequent computer user. It provides eight programmable buttons and on-the-fly sensitivity switching for extreme precision.... Read Full Review
I have been using a Logitech Wireless Wave Pro with the Performance Laser Mouse. It works fine except in one situation: the scrll wheel absolutely fails in spreadsheets of more than 100 rows. Why and how to solve?
I bought it back in December and have been using it since. I love it. It's very comfortable. Plus its cool.