Logitech MX700<br><br><br>I find it a bit heavy. Can one get used to it with time?<br><br>

Other than sliding it around your desktop, just what exactly are you doing with that mouse, Ivan?<br><br>I have a Logitech cordless, not that same one, and I did at first notice the difference in weight, but it's not bothersome. If anything, other mice now seem too light.<br><br>

That's the one that came with my Cordless Elite Duo. I like it alot. You get used to the weight quite quickly.<br><br><br>Visit Me!

thanks, i'm already liking it...did you keep the default settings on the buttons, or did you reprogram them and how?<br><br>

I'm sure I re-programmed them with the prefs pane that came with it. You can also download it here.<br><br><br>Visit Me!

yes, thanks i have that.<br><br>i meant to ask if you used the default actions for all the buttons, like for example the little application switcher button is not very useful, maybe there is a better use for it. i put Apple-H for the scroll button for example.<br><br>

Is this the mouse with rechargeable batteries inside? I heard it fits like a glove, but is it my glove? I do want a new wireless mouse. I made the mistake of buying M$'s Intellimouse Explorer but I am so disappointed with it. <br><br>I have to change out the AA batteries every 5 or 6 days and the curve of the mouse makes for a high profile. In my hands anyway. I paid 50 or 60 bucks for the mouse initially however, it's the $2.50 in batteries a week that is bothersome.<br><br>I could recommend some hand/wrist exercises if you like?<br><br><br><br>"640K ought to be enough for anybody." - Bill Gates

Wow, you change the batteries THAT often?<br><br>Not worth it, if you ask me...<br><br>

The logitech uses rechargeable batteries, and comes with the recharging base station.<br><br><br>Visit Me!

At first it was a pain, because the batteries were not charged properly. After the first few cycles of charging / discharging it works perfectly, now I love it. I would recommend it! It looks awesome too.<br><br>