Logitech MX Revolution Mouse Scrolls Fastest

Posted in Logitech,Mouse by Darrin Olson on October 22nd, 2006

Logitech MX Revolution MouseLogitech has a high-speed mouse on the market with the MX Revolution with advanced controls to make mouse functions easier to use.

The key feature of this MX revolution mouse is the MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel, which lets you scroll through long documents very quickly, or you can switch to a more common precise click-to-click scrolling mode for navigating things at a normal speed. You can switch between the two modes by simply moving the Quick-Flip thumb wheel. You can also quickly search the Web by highlighting a word or phrase and pressing the convenient “search” button. In the “Free-spin” mode, there is very little friction at all on the wheel, which allows you to give it a push and it will continue to spin, and scroll, for up to 7 seconds before it slows to a stop on it’s own.

The Logitech MX revolution mouse comes with a recharging station to recharge your batteries, a software installation CD, a 3 year warranty and is compatible with Windows XP and up, and Mac OSX.

Mouse Product Page [Logitech]



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4 Comments to “Logitech MX Revolution Mouse Scrolls Fastest”
  1. WOW Says:

    this is amazing..i love this mouse sooo much!
    its design is spectacular and its powers are unmatchable!!!

  2. hans Says:

    wow

  3. Matty Says:

    As a student industrial designer i think this mouse looks Awsome, if they could make it so i could swap batterys that are on the charge when i am using it away from the desk top and out and about on the laptop it would be the most perfect mouse.

  4. Zev Eisenberg Says:

    I replaced my Mighty Mouse with the MX Revolution because the MM was driving me nuts. The MX Revolution a brilliant stroke of design on Logitech’s part. The base extends to support your thumb so you can let it relax and not keep it lifted above your mousepad, and the scrolling is awesome. Matty, battery life hasn’t been a problem for me. I agree that swappable batteries would be nice, but I’m a very heavy user and I’ve never even come close to running it down.

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