Logitech MX 310, 510 and 900 Review

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Gamers Depot have posted their latest review of Logitech's revamped lineup of MX Mice. Check it out.

Continuing its leadership in PC accessories, Logitech has revamped its line of award-winning MX mice – they’ve been the favorites of our staff since last years’ release. The MX 310, 510 and 900 bring improvements to the original designs that make them worthy successors and, more importantly, worthy of your hard-earned cash.
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The main difference is that the MX900 uses Bluetooth wireless technology instead of RF. Additionally, the charging station doubles as a Bluetooth hub – handy for other Bluetooth devices. The same MX engine from last year is used, which means it still has
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Source: Gamers-Depot (http://www.gamers-depot.com/accessories/logitech/mx_mice/001.htm)

[entropy]

the MX510 was one of the few purchases that I am extremely happy I made. For some reason I can only program the Forward and Back buttons in games, but I just might have to tweak the drivers yet...

[shwaip]

Heh...logitech mice work better when you don't install the drivers. But I still really like my mx500.

[Spinner]

Heh...logitech mice work better when you don't install the drivers. But I still really like my mx500.
That's so true.

[MediaMan]

ditto that. I've never installed the Logitech drivers.

[Garak (Guest)]

I am very unhappy with the MX510. After several days of looking through support info, I find that Logitech does not support this mouse or any other when using a KVM switch. With my KVM, the right mouse button does not work properly in some games. Because of the lack of support, WinXP will not detect the mouse as other than a HID compliant device. I cannot even get the drivers to install properly because of this. I'm going back to my Microsoft Optical mouse which worked perfectly. This mouse is being returned.