does this mouse have the red laser optic light like on a logitech wireless mouse?
303612
It does have a light on the bottom. Yes it's very cool and the right size, I love it :)
2107506
Yes. There's a dial where you can select laser and light, light, or just laser
2217012
You mean the bottom of the mouse? Yes, it is laser but it is not wireless mouse. It has a wire.
404872
First try unplugging and plugging it back in. If that doesn't work, look at the bottom and see if the laser is on. If it isnt, the laser could be dead. You could try reinstalling the mouse drivers.If all of that fails, i recommend getting a new mouse. Go for the $20-$50 logitech mice. Much better quality and never break.
1198457
No, if you lift the mouse up, and be careful, look and you can see the blue light. The top light is for low battery. Ciao . . . Sal
1372952
No it is not illuminated. If that's a biggie for you, you can check out the Logitech K800. It has illumination.
1633306
No, there are no indicator lights on top of this mouse. The laser glows red on the bottom and you can sometimes see it around the scroll wheel in a darkened room. Nevertheless, it is our favorite mouse in a house of many.
1470322
1)No it doesn't but I have accidentally left it on overnight for some days and the batteries seem fine. The driver software actually indicates the battery level and has an indicator when the batteries are low. 2)It is optical. 3)The link for the M510 mouse FAQ is http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/wireless-mouse-m510?osid=23&bit;=64 ,there you can click on the software you need, it is useful since I so some gaming.
2051023
The Logitech M505 uses the New Unifying receiver for up to 6 compatible wireless devices!It also Track with laser precision...The laser tracking delivers smooth, responsive, precise cursor control on surfaces that cause problems for optical mice, such as polished or wood-grain tables. So, I think that the M505 is a newest and better mouse model... Any Commends?
1553826
The G700 works that way but doesn't offer the "dark field" laser for glass surfaces. You're stuck with the wireless with this mouse, which I wish I had known before buying it.
1624605
Molten just has red lighting with the design. To my knowledge the Molten has not recieved mechanical keys like the 2013 Naga. None customizable hand grips.If you want a color selection and customizable hand grips with a wired or wireless option, the Razer Naga Epic edition is the way to go. I purchased one not to long ago.
1276785
I see nothing when it is on. The laser goes off when the mouse is turned over, so there is no eye danger. Not sure what you mean by courtesy light. I love the mouse.
1111464
yes but its not a smooth track, I ended up going back to my wireless mouse. I was disappointed in its performance. If I get another it will be a logitech
908392
It works fine with the laser on a cordless mouse. I don't use it for that because my keyboard is so wide there's no room for the mouse comfortably. But it works.
917404
I don't know if it can be programmed that way, but, by default, no. The button closest to the laser is primary, while the secondary button is solitary one on the side of the device. There is a scroller, but it doesn't click. The last button, which is above the scroller (with the laser pointed down), changes the resolution of the mouse for greater or less accuracy in tracking. I hope this helps!
548931
First part of your question: They are not the same. Optical mice typically use a red light to bounce off the surface they are at a rate of thousands of times per second and interpret that information acquired from bouncing off the surface as mouse movements. Optical mice are also considered the "older" technology. Laser mice are the "newer" technology, which uses lasers (I believe specifically they are infrared waves [which is why there is no visible light from the bottom of the mouse] instead of the red light waves like in the optical mice) and measures differences in frequencies to interpret as mouse movements. Supposedly this resulted in an accuracy rate many times higher than an optical mouse. I put newer and older in parenthesis because newer doesn't necessarily mean better. As with technology, people get different results. Some people claim to get lag issues from laser mice, and say that the additional accuracy isn't that necessary except for a few niche things. If you are deciding on whichever technology, just go with your preference. I chose this mouse because it was cheap, sturdy, and does the job well. I am not a hardcore gamer, but I have played MOBA games before (like League of Legends), and this mouse does the job just fine. More competitive people may prefer more expensive gaming mice but even those diverge, some being optical and some being laser. Second part of your question: Also, I don't think there is any "better" technology out there besides these two. There is a third version, which is the old trackball, but I don't think you want to go back to that. Source: http://apcmag.com/laser-vs-optical-the-best-gaming-mice-reviewed.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_mouse#Laser_mice
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Yes this I wired I'm not sure if they offer a wireless version or not. It is backlit with three brightness settings, the backlight color is red.