Logitech V450 Nano Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks (Silver)

I have only been using the V450 nano for a few weeks now, but I like it. I work in web and print design mostly and have always had a Mac desktop unit. I recently switched to a MacBook Pro due to the need to have my machine with me wherever I am. I'm not a fan of laptops, specifically the touchpad interface so decided immediately I needed a mouse. After researching for a couple days I settled on the V450 and haven't looked back. Was delivered promptly, packaging was battered pretty good but the mouse inside was fine. Upon installing the battery and plugging in the usb transmitter the mouse immediately worked. After adjusting the mouse (scroll speed, click speed, etc.) though the Macs system preferences it was off to the races.Pros: Works right out of the box, colors match the macbookCons: If you have very large hands it is a little smaller than a standard mouse, scroll wheel makes a clicking sound which took a little while to mentally tune out.

I am using my netbook's touchpad to write this, as my Logitech 450 wireless laser mouse stopped working altogether 4 hours ago. I was at first very pleased with this mouse - the low profile nano transmitter and responsiveness were great features - in spite of the fact that I would periodically have to unplug and replug the nano transmitter into the USB port in order for it to "reset" and once again function properly. (I figured it was one of those technology glitches we have all become complacent about.) Then, today when I turned on my netbook and found I had to "replug" the transmitter, the technique no longer worked. I have been monkeying with it on and off for the past 3 or so hours, and I have tried everything to no avail. After just 60 days of use, this mouse is dead... This cannot be returned now, and so it represents an utter waste of $35. I will probably go out to Osco and purchase a cheap mouse over the weekend - and it will probably prove more reliable in the long run. Apparently many others who purchased this particular item have had similiar experiences. Please read the many online reviews before purchasing. My advice is to buy something else.

Its very good in look and its sensitivity is excellent, but the mice weight is too heavy (due to 2 batteries inside) so its very hard to move the mouse over to select things... Since its very heavy we cant really play games easily... so my suggestion is go for some other light weight mice..

A lot of thought went into the design and packaging of this mouse and I'm very happy with it. I wish it were a little heavier and larger, but it's a budget mouse intended for notebook use so it wouldn't be fair to "ding" it for that. Also, if you use it with a desktop like I do, be sure to plug the wireless receiver into USB hub or some USB port relatively close to the mouse itself. When I tried plugging it into the back of the PC under the desk, there was too much signal interference and the mouse pointer tended to "hang" a lot...very annoying. When I moved the receiver to a hub on top of the desk, the problem went away.

This mouse is awesome! It has very high resolution, and quick response. (Compared to the MS wireless mouse I had that would lag all the time). The laser optics work on virtually ANY surface. The Nano receiver is very tiny and stays plugged into the laptop without ever worrying about losing it or breaking off. It only sticks out about 1/8 inch.Got the silver one for my wife to match her new Dell Laptop. Vista recognized it immediately! She has used it as a hand held 'clicker' for advancing some PowerPoint persentations she gave. The left button advanced the slides and the wheel allowed her to scroll back or forward in the presentation (without having it on a tabletop).I got the black one for use with my laptop, XP recognized it immediately.We are both very satisfied with this mouse and HIGHLY recommend it to others.

I have two laptops, a desktop, and a netbook, all running Windows 7, and I can't get this mouse to connect consistently with any of them. It's disappointing because I have a different model (M310) of wireless mouse from Logitech that has been working fine for many moons. But this one just keeps dying on me.I thought originally that it had something to do with the computer sleeping and waking up, but this mouse gives up the ghost even when the computer and its operator are fully awake. (Yes, I've swapped out the batteries.)I confirmed that my USB hubs could not be turned off to save power, as instructed on the Logitech support website, and then downloaded a "connection utility" specifically for getting this mouse to reconnect to your computer (so you know that Logitech is aware that this is a problem). But when I run this executable using my touch pad, it works only sporadically.I'm very disappointed. This isn't a cheap mouse. When you see it, jump up on a chair and scream, eek!

Very nice, responsive wireless mouse. My only complaint is that the scrolling wheel is LOUD. I feel self conscious using it in my office when others are around.

This is my most favorite mouse ever! I have small hands so most of the are too large and cumbersome. I found this little mouse that is for notebooks and it fits my hand perfectly. I use it on my desktop computer. It is so simple to use. Just plug in the USB receiver and you're ready to go. When this mouse goes, I'm going to replace with another one just like it. Love it.