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Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse | 
 enlarge | Brand: Logitech
Category: CE
List Price: $39.63
Buy New: $14.89
You Save: $24.74 (62%)
New (45) Used (2) Refurbished (2) from $6.75
Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 7112
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 9.2 x 2
nv:Device Type: Mouse
Connection Type: PS/2 or USB
Tracking Method: Optical
Buttons: 3
Scrolling Capability: Yes
Vertical Scroll: Yes
Warranty: 5 years warranty
MPN: 931622-0403
Model: 931622-0403
UPC: 097855039514
EAN: 0097855038593
ASIN: B000FUOO3E
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand new in original sealed package. Ships next day
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| Features:
| • | Soft comfort grip; unique, soft-touch sides and 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. |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Superior comfort and precision.
Use the Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse comfortably, all day?with either hand. The high-definition optical sensor delivers smoother, more precise control, making the LX3 perfect for editing digital photos.
Product Description
Use the Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse comfortably, all day - with either hand. The high-definition optical sensor delivers smoother, more precise control, making the LX3 perfect for editing digital photos.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Good mouse, but buttons are pretty bad January 12, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I picked up one after my old Logitech mouse cord went bad. One thing I noticed off the bat (which might not be a common technical problem) was that the left and right buttons were not good. Clicking on something sometimes wouldn't work. The mouse button would "click" but onscreen it wouldn't register unless you actually pushed the button hard. Was very annoying and I quickly returned the mouse after testing it for a day or 2. Is a narrow mouse also, I don't recommend it for people with large hands, it just doesn't feel smooth and natural. Get a wider one.
 One more nice Logitech November 27, 2007
A very nice mouse for the price. I bought it as a secondary computer mouse but now using it instead of Apple mighty mouse.
I used to use an MX7 cordless before, of course it's not compared to that one (especially when my big hands are in account) but still a very smooth mouse.
I'd pay a little more for a cordless version if existed. But there's still a "bigger & handful" mouse in my mind.
I found the "scroll click" buttons very useful. Nudging the scroll wheel left&right gives you two programmable clicks. I use it as a keyboard stroke and saves "a lot of time"
Just a little reminder, I'm experiencing a premature "carpal tunnel syndrome" and using that "scroll click" with my index finger seems to be causing some pain @ near future. Not a minus for the product, just a reminder for guys like me.
Overall: A good product. A good price/performance ratio. I'd prefer a bigger mouse but would be o.k. for most people.
Reminder: Please pay attention on your working ergonomics. When it hurts, it hurts really bad!
Falls far short of an MS mouse September 20, 2007
1 out of 4 found this review helpful
I needed a new mouse for use at work and in our catalog all the mice were Logitech. I have a history of using Microsoft mice, but for no particular reason other than familiarity. But I figured a logitech mouse would be just as good, so I ordered this, which seemed cheap and functional.
The physical mouse gets the job done, clicks fine, scrolls fine, etc. I appreciate the scroll + tilt wheel. It works as it should. I also appreciate the "click" feel of the logitech scroll wheel compared to the new "smooth" feel of MS scrolling - it helps my precision greatly.
However, given the amount of time my hand spends on a mouse during the day, I like to make it work for me, and I have appreciated the Intellipoint software that MS uses with its mice. I was shocked to find that the logitech software is vastly inferior, at least for my preferences. It has only rudimentary button assignment, and limits your choices significantly more than the MS mice do.
1. For instance, I like to assign a middle click to the "back" function for use in navigating both web pages and my own folders. But logitech does not offer this as an option.
2. The MS Intellipoint software also allows you to assign different button responses in different programs, so you can keep your horizontal scrolling in spreadsheets, but use the tilt wheel for other things in other programs. No such luck with the logitech.
3. One of the biggest productivity enhancers for me about specialized mouse software has been accelerated scrolling. I don't know why this is not standard, but it's SO useful, and makes scrolling through long documents much more manageable without sacrificing fine control. This too is absent with the logitech software.
So while the mouse itself is functional, I think the point of buying a (semi)fancy one like this (instead of using the generic one that comes with your computer) is to use all its features to improve productivity. I would not recommend this product to someone who feels similarly.
 For this price, great mouse August 11, 2007
does the job, comfortable, good material. Of course, the MX1000 is better but this is a good cheapo.
Just right for me - comfy & great buy! June 10, 2007
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
After reading all these reviews I wonder why somebody doesn't come up with a new product where one could make a mold of our hand and a custom mouse that fits an individual, or one that comes in sizes, length and width like shoes. I just had a mold made for my bite for a new tooth that fits me perfectly. Why not a mouse that fits like an old pair of shoes? Features are secondary to comfort for me. But back to very limited income budget outlay...
This mouse, my third replacement in 3 weeks, was made for me. I have small narrow lady's hands with long piano fingers and nails, so width and length is just right. I spend way too much time on my pc I know, but disabled, age 70, not much else to do laying here but become a shameless gamer. My long loved small cordless Gyration (gone thru 2) quit holding a charge more than 2 hours, conking out on timed games argg, recharging the other battery pack like an addict needing my fix, battery recharger always cooking something. Cordless and games don't mix. So, I decided to get wired for dependency and cut the stress. Those only last 2 years, $125 with keyboard. When not on games I also spend hours reading news sites, typing a lot, message boards, forums, email, most my shopping, ebay, maybe 16 hours with 8 hours off to sleep if I'm good, altho known to fall asleep with mouse in hand tsk tsk.
This soft comfort smooth sided model with a gentle slope is nice for sensitive skin, bony knuckles. My last Logitech corded MX310 optical was a good 3/4 inch wider, the sharp hard top edge hitting inside my fourth finger and knuckle, very sore in an hour. Wide spread from thumb to pinky tiresome. Big handers here may find that model comfortable. A week was enough for me. Had to sacrifice extra features like side buttons for Back, Fwd surfing and button for menu of open tasks for the simple soft feel of this LX3 I bought used off this page. Price was right without having to wait for mfg rebate.
I thought I had to partially load the software for the zoom but maybe I wasn't doing the button right at first with just the USB plug and play. I just limped out of a week in HP hell with printer drivers and had to buy a new printer to resolve that mess. Held my breath but the install hasn't messed anything up, simple for just the mouse settings. Uncheck all else.
Added bonus for me, I always use the font size changes on IEx toolbar from Accessibility Options for reading from my bed. Messes up some web pages but this zoom doesn't, turns off and on with a click without pointing at the toolbar icon. Now I can bump up fonts easily and to bold right on the mouse controls when reading text. Love that!! Plus, this one is blue and silver, another bonus, not black. I see now it is LX3 Opt Special Edition also on another Amazon page.
I've had Logitech cordless keyboard and mouse, a pain keeping them going, frequency interference changes, batteries. No more!! This LX3 feels familiar, most like the Gyration set I held hands with for years. I bought a brand new pc HP Pavillion Media Edition, couldn't believe a ball mouse came with it! What cheapos!! I don't use a mouse pad, ergonomic needs I use the optical on my bed, elbows close to my body keeps pressure off neck and shoulder arthritis. This moves fast and smooth on soft cotton surface.
Now that I had time to play some games, surf, write some email and message boards, I'm thrilled I took another chance and got what is perfect for me this time. Hope it lasts and not just another in the dead mouse coffin we probably all have. But with this price, easy to toss and buy again. Maybe I should buy a spare in case it is discontinued?
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