Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse Blue–Special Edition
November 9, 2009 | Posted by admin 
- Soft comfort grip; unique, soft-touch sides and a natural, contoured shape
- High definition optical: 1000dpi precision technology is 2.5 times more responsive than standard optical mice
- Side-to-side scrolling + zoom: Tilt Wheel plus Zoom is perfect for viewing digital photos and spreadsheets. Instantly zoom in and out; scroll horizontally and vertically
- Plug-and-play convenience; just connect the mouse to your USB or PS/2 port to get started
- Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse Special Edition in Blue
Product Description
A comfortable, ambidextrous mouse with high-definition optical tracking that’s easy on your hand and wallet.Comfortable ambidextrous design
Designed to keep either hand happy. Soft side grips and a comfortable ambidextrous shape-so you’ll feel good, even after long hours of use. Comfortable hands like comfortable mice.Side-to-side scrolling plus zoom
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Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse Blue–Special Edition
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5 Comments »
it’s work fine with my laptop and desktop
and window xp and vista also
the other thing is good
grip is also good
but when I use wheel click, (rigth click and left click are perfectily fine, but only wheel click)
mouse sometimes ignore my wheel click.
it may means you need to click harder this mouse than average wheel mouse
the other thing is perfect, but the problem is I’m using wheel click
continuously only one problem is very big problem for me..
but some people do not use wheel click, so if you do not use wheel
it will be fine for you. and whee scroll sound is bad
Rating: 2 / 5
Terrible. Positive reviewers must never use the middle button click.
…nor click much at all.
For the rest of us, here’s the two fatal flaws this mouse has:
#1: Middle button click fails 90% of time on first try. It scrolls up or down instead. Why? Because, unless you brace yourself and take perfect aim straight down on that spinning wheel, you will click down, yes, but also roll the wheel one tiny tick up or down (depending on your angle of approach). This causes a click down event, followed by a scroll event, then only a click up event – which, in most applications, including IE and Firefox, is a “miss click”, the scroll canceling the click. Most applications respond when the mouse button is released, not when it is first pressed down, and then only if the mouse has not moved much since clicked down. So the design flaw is that the scroll wheel still responds to scrolling when the middle click is down. Scrolling should instead be disabled when the wheel button is clicked down. Or make the wheel not scroll so easily when clicking it.
#2: Left and Right click buttons are far too firm. Picky ? No. When you notice something like this, it means it’s too firm. One should not notice one’s forearm muscles tensing and becoming sore after using a mouse for an hour. Weakling? No. I’m a programmer and graphic designer, and use a mouse 12 hours a day. I also paint the house and lay Pergo. It’s not my arms, it’s the mouse.
Some Logitech mice are excellent. My Logitech MX 510 for example. This LX3 is terrible.
Rating: 1 / 5
The mouse body is too narrow for my hands. I prefer the older models that do not get narrower towards the palm of the hand. The mouse buttons require a lot of pressure.
Tracking and wheel is ok which is why I gave it any stars at all.
Rating: 2 / 5
it was a present for somebody else, so I cannot really review this item… the only thing I realized was, that the wheel was a little noisy, and we were not able to figure out how to use the zoom functions at once…
Rating: 3 / 5
I’ve had this mouse for over 6 months with no problems with it.feels good and solid.looks great too,would highly recommend this mouse.
Rating: 5 / 5