Logitech G7

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• Sledgehammer70 California Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  I use a G7 daily within AutoCAD and 3DStudio Max 9. I also use it on Photshop and for gaming. A very solid Mouse...
  
  I also very much like the G5 mouse, as it allows me to make it as heavy as I want it...

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• tmh88 Pittsburgh / Athens, OH

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  the G7 is way more than $30. And yes it is worth the extra money, especially since I'm assuming you use the computer alot.

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• Thrax 🐌 Austin, TX Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  G5, G7, MX500, MX1000 and the Revolution are all worth the price, and then some.

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• shwaip bluffin' with my muffin Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  I really like my G7, but would trade its tilt wheel for a 'forward' thumb button.

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• Thrax 🐌 Austin, TX Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  shwaip wrote:

  I really like my G7, but would trade its tilt wheel for a 'forward' thumb button.

  
  Ditto.

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• primesuspect Beepin n' Boopin Detroit, MI Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  I like the G7 a lot, but I like the G5 better.
  
  my review.

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• TheSmJ

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  shwaip wrote:

  I really like my G7, but would trade its tilt wheel for a 'forward' thumb button.

  
  Agreed. Thats the one feature the MX700 had which I miss a lot on my G7.
  
  The batteries discharge a lot faster too, but at least they're swappable on the fly rather than docking the mouse for a few hours.

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• sociable-nomad New Zealand - The land of the long white cloud

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  Thanks everyone for your replys, Im pretty sold on the G7, one final question, is it a similar size to the microsoft mouse? I dont like small mice...
  
  And I know the G7 is more than (US)$30, their over (NZ)$120 here, hence why Im askin before I buy one...

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• Sledgehammer70 California Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  It is a nice big mouse not to huge but not to small...

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• RADA Apple Valley, CA Member

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  Thrax wrote:

  G5, G7, MX500, MX1000 and the Revolution are all worth the price, and then some.

  
  Agree, I have a MX1K on my desktop, and a MX518 for my lappy. Both have been amazingly reliable. Would recommend them to anyone...

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• sociable-nomad New Zealand - The land of the long white cloud

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  so I bought the G7, it arrived in the post on monday and I have to say, Im amazed at the difference. having never actually bought or used a decent mouse Id never known the difference...
  
  I LOVE MY NEW MOUSE SO MUCH, I WANT TO HAVE ITS BABIES!!!

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• WuGgaRoO Not in the shower Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  if it does have your babies mind if i get one of them...an extra mouse is never frowned upon..or rat

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• airbornflght Houston, TX Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  Well, a little off topic, but I have an MX410 laser mouse and the performance is very sporadic. Sometimes the cursor lags and then jumps halfway across the screen which makes working in a photoshop a pita. I'm tempted to sell it and try one of the others.

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• GHoosdum Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  I think it is definitely worth it to spend on a mouse. You are constantly interacting with it, and having a piece of quality hardware under your hand really improves the workday (yeah, that's what she said). I just bought a VX Revolution for my notebook, and I am thoroughly impressed. It makes the MX500 I'm still using at work seem like a dinosaur...

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• primesuspect Beepin n' Boopin Detroit, MI Icrontian

  February 2007 edited February 2007

  For photoshop I highly recommend the G5 (wired!) mouse.

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