Testseek.co.uk have collected 66 expert reviews of the Logitech MX Revolution and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Logitech MX Revolution.
March 2008
(87%)
66 Reviews
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The editors liked
Good ergonomics for righthanders
Rich and easily accessible driver
Laser sensor
Recharging station
Wireless
Scroll wheel is clicktoclick or smooth scrolling
Free-spinning scrollwheel makes it easy to navigate long documents and Web pages
Thumb-side wheel aides in application switching
Comfortable design
Cordless
Plenty of features
Easy to set up
Easy to use
The editors didn't like
Price
Not well suited for lefthanders
Second scroll wheel not very practical for everyone
Scrollwheel can be a little tweaky during finer movement
Abstract: This wireless, rechargeable mouse is the crème de la crème of computer mice. Costing nearly £80, it certainly needs to be special and, thankfully, it doesnt disappoint. The Logitech MX Revolution looks fabulous and its an absolute pleasure to lay yo...
Good ergonomics for righthanders, Rich and easily accessible driver, Laser sensor, recharging station, wireless, Scroll wheel is clicktoclick or smooth scrolling
Price, Not well suited for lefthanders, Second scroll wheel not very practical for everyone
Abstract: Overlook the high price for a moment, and youll see that the Logitech MX Revolution is packed with innovative features. The scrollwheel on the top is an excellent example - flick it once and it acts like a standard clickwheel. Scroll more aggressiv...
Free-spinning scrollwheel makes it easy to navigate long documents and Web pages; thumb-side wheel aides in application switching; comfortable design
Scrollwheel can be a little tweaky during finer movement; thumb-side buttons not sensitive enough; no on-the-fly cursor speed customisation
Every year we think Logitech has pushed the cordless laser mouse to the limit of functionality, and were always proved wrong. The MX Revolution has a few minor issues, but for the most part, this high-end mouse continues Logitechs streak of market l...
Several unobtrusive, programmable buttons, Attractive and comfortable ergonomic design, Wireless, Laser technology allows for precise movement and scrolling
Short battery life, Only designed for righthanded people, Features, Highfunctioning, Programmable Buttons, Whether were talking about the scroll wheel or the thin, unobtrusive individual buttons, all the little perks and functions on the MX Revoluti...
Performance The buttons work well, and the ergonomic design is extremely comfortable. Its literally only useable by people who are right-handed, however, as the distinctive thumb groove and buttons are only located on the right side of the mouse. Even...
Abstract: The MX Revolution has a lot in common with its predecessors and retains the MX DNA by continuing the overabundance of buttons and features, programmability, ergonomic design and exceptional all-round performance, even in games.When it comes to design ...
Abstract: Logitech bills the MX Revolution as the “World’s Most Advanced Mouse.” It’s certainly loaded with gee-whiz features and buttons, but does it really live up to the name? Not quite. The gloss-black and matte surfaces make a nice combination, but tough lu...
