Quality Feel, Versatile, And Works Perfectly...
923646
This hub is just about as simple as it gets, but it well does what its supposed to with no frills. Like a lot of people, I hate having to unplug anything to make room for something else.  Temporary or otherwise.  This hub has a simple design that does not require it sitting on a desk or anything, but just works inline for most things you would need it for. It's light, but has a real quality feel. In addition, unlike some hubs I have had in the past, this ones main supply line is thick and has a nice quality feel to it.  (You would be surprised at how many hubs like this I have tested that have a cheap, skinny main USB line on it).  This hub has worked flawlessly with everything I tried it with, and, it is priced accordingly with what you get in comparison to others like it.  Nice piece, and recommended..
2613927
Those of you familiar with Logitech's recent MX or G series mice will not be surprised by either the styling, feel or build. For those of you not used to these Logitech mice, be aware that they are quite large and substantial (solid, well-made) feeling in the hand. That being said, even those of you with small hands will find the mouse easy and comfortable to use.

The multitude of buttons on this mouse are quite useful and conveniently placed (I have large hands, so reaching the buttons flanking the scroll wheel is not an issue) and the ability to scroll left to right using the wheel is also a bonus on this model (I also have a MX700 which doesnt have this ability).

However, in comparison to the MX700 with which I have had a wonderful time using (I still use one at work), the MX1000 I have has problems with tracking and with losing a connection to the computer. My MX1000 has a problem where it automatically skips to the bottom of the screen, even though I haven't even made a movement to cause it to do so. The unit will also spontaneously lose its connection to the computer and the reconnect button won't solve the problem. It will only reconnect when the USB connection is physically switched (unplugged and then replugged). I know this is not a problem with my hardware, as it happens on multiple computers and never happens with my MX700. I don't know if this is a problem with the hardware or software, but it is quite annoying and reduces my rating from what should be higher.
269881
I'm very torn between whether to give this mouse a 5-star review.

I like everything about it: comfort, usability, stability, responsiveness.

The size of this is perfect for my hand size. It's compact to fit in small pockets and sizable enough to fill my hand, preventing cramping up.

The mouse connects very easily and seamlessly connects to my MacBook (when it's the only one of it's kind registered to it, see more info lower in my review). Battery life was decent-- I never paid attention to how long batteries lasted but I would say something like 3 weeks?

Given this is a travel mouse, the build quality feels nice and solid, The buttons have a nice click to them. I've had other travel mice made by Logitech, and this feels like a step up from the quality they usually have (already pretty solid).

I tend to set my mouse responsiveness pretty high (my co-workers, who have had to commandeer my mouse a few times, would agree with me!) the overall responsiveness is pretty fast and quick, too. No jittering or lagging. Probably enough to play a decent game if you happened to forget your usual gaming mouse.

Hang-Ups:
I decided a few months later to buy another one for when I'm at work (I kept forgetting to pack my mouse!) The connectivity gets weird when you have 2 mouses (mice? meese?) registered with the same laptop. Whenever I'd bring the alternate mouse to work, I'd have to put the mouse back into search mode, and reconnect it. Again, this is due to me being forgetful and needing a second one in the first place!

So here's my biggest hang-up: my first one died after 2 1/2 years of use. I'm honestly not sure if this is even valid, as I've only had a few travel bluetooth mice in my time, but my very first one (also made by Logitech) is at least 7 years old, and it still works like the first day I got it (although it's just not as good as this one). 2 1/2 years sounds awfully short for a mouse, though.

In the end, I'm very tempted to buy yet another one for work (to replace the one that died). Still haven't decided.
3142381
Nice Power and speed!  Quality build and comfortable to hold/work with.
1956145
Phone clamps have come a long way in the past year, and this is pretty well the nicest one I've see to date.  The clamp portion is similar to one I've seen on another make and model 0 loved that one and I love this one.

The big difference is the mount. The clamp is held to the base with a ball head. Loosening a release lever frees the clamp up so it can positioned where you please. This gives tot total range of motion. Pushing down on the lever locks the clamp in place - tightly.

The suction cup is very thick (just over 1mm), clear rubber (either PVC or silicone - nut sure.) You place this on a smooth, non-porous surface (dash, window, etc.) and turn the locking lever. This pulls up on the cup, firmly holding the entire mount in place.

I've used this in my car (windshield mount) to hold my phone when using it as a GPS, and I use it on my office desk to hold my 7" tablet (yes, it opens wide enough!)  I use my tablet as a remote for my garage, lights, thermostat, etc. as well as a web-cam security monitor.

Great clamp and very versatile!
560553
I've been a Logitech and Razor fan for as long as they've been on the gaming peripheral scene. I've had a few SteelSeries gaming mice and while they were fine, they never really impressed me. I'm very pleased to say that I no longer think of SteelSeries as a blip on the radar of gaming peripherals.

The Apex is smooth and sleek and has a high quality feel right out of the box. I could tell immediately that this keyboard is made with gamers in mind and few details were missed. Features of the Apex that I've not seen in other gaming keyboards include the raised F and macro keys. May not seem like a big deal, but most keyboards simply separate these rows of keys from the general keys, making the reach require to hit them longer. Having small female hands, this has always been an issue for me. I don't use F keys for this very reason, and rely on other peripherals to make up for it. With the Apex, the keys are in close proximity to the general keys but are very easy to tell apart just by feeling them thanks to the raised setting. I can't express how much I love this! For people with small hands and everyone else, this is a very nice addition and allows the keyboard to maintain a smaller profile than many other gaming keyboards.

Your standard gaming keyboard fare is also here. Illuminated keys return, with a twist. You can now set different colors to different regions. I haven't yet found a real use for this, but it is fun to set up and pretty to look at! I suppose one could visually separate macro sets with colors but I don't personally have a need for that. We also have the windows key lock, which is pretty standard on gaming keyboards now, media control keys, and anti-ghosting, all of which it does well.

My only gripe here is the lack of USB ports on the keyboard. I know it's not a big deal to some but it is to a gamer whose computer is housed in a cabinet or other such setup that make access to the USB ports on the back of the PC a pain. This is my case, and as I'm switching peripherals often, I love the easy access that the extra ports provide. I use this keyboard most often with my gaming laptop when I have it plugged into my 50" plasma as this isn't an issue there, but with my desktop, I stick with my tried and true Logitech G19s which sports two USB ports on the back. The features of the Apex make me wish it had these ports so I could use it for everything, but I need those ports!

Overall, it's a fantastic piece of gaming technology and I don't see it being replaced in my setup for a long time. Highly recommended!
4296999
Im simply amazed by the high quality and functionality of this battery pack/grip. It fits/attaches well, all functions work exactly and well. D300 recognizes it and displays the battery and frames per second correctly in the info screen and shows both batteries and their charges correctly in the battery info. Vertical grip and buttons work very nicely and feel right. The AA battery tray works just like it should and boosts FPS accordingly. My Markins MBD10 plate fits properly as well.
4075824
I own it, use it, and love it. The build quality is excellent.  The drivers are rock solid in Windows 8.1.

I'm currently using it with Ableton Live 9, Reaktor 5, and Reason 7 with a Focusrite Scarlett audio interface.

The trigger pads are touch sensitive and have the same build quality as my Maschine Controller.  There's a built-in Kaoss style pad.  The USB port, standard MIDI IN/OUT ports and two assignable pedal controls are nestled into the right side of the unit.  I appreciate the fact that these ports are NOT on the back.  Just plug it in, open your DAW and play.
1070814
Works really well, feels good, not too plasticky, and a great price.
168021
I have had this mouse for a little over a year now and I am still enjoying it.
The cord is a very high quality braid making for a durable cord. The USB insert is very sturdy and gold plated, making for a perfect fit into any USB. Its 3x DPI switch make for a quick, customized feel of cursor movement depending on what I'm playing/doing.
While I'm not an intense computer gamer and I don't have enormous hands, I must say that the feel of this mouse does unfortunately become uncomfortable after a hour or so of play. While I personally have averaged sized fingers, my palms are quite big, making for slightly, awkwardly arched fingers during intense play, which is often. The ergonomics of this mouse do seem sound, though.
The overall physical housing and design/features of this particular mouse, to me, are excellent.
There are coursing, multicolored lights that pulse in rotation of RGB when the switch on the bottom of the mouse is turned on (this switch itself I also very much enjoy, being able to turn the lights on and off as I want). Another small, but very neat feature is the fact that the brightness of the lights increases with DPI increase. When the switch is turned off, there is still a very faint red glow towards the center of the mouse indicating DPI level.
Overall, great mouse for the price. Just be weary of hand size.
The scroll wheel has a textured, rubber track insert housed by metal rings, which makes the wheel and its scrolling feel very solid.
The two right-handed thumb buttons seem to be very well placed too and have a very solid click to them.

I would honestly buy this exact model of mouse again if I feel this first one has run a good lifespan.
176768
You're probably reading this knowing the specs and wanting to know how a gaming consumer feels about this, so I'll get right to it:

Quality:
It's a razer mouse - it has the same materials most Razer mice use, although it feels a lot lighter and thus easier to break.
*The finish is great - same material as other Razer mice, which is comfortable and sweat proof to a decent degree.
*The buttons are very large and easy to click.  There are 3 in total.  This includes the mouse wheel, which has 24 click positions.  Personally, this is just a tad TOO simplistic for my liking... considering this is a freakin' gaming mouse.
*DPI customization works great, you can tell a large difference with all 3 modes.  No complaints here.  Good placement, never switched on me by accident.

Personal Notes:
*The chord never bothered me.  It's of high quality as noted early, it is all Razer materials, so I doubt it will ever tangle in a way that will become hard to undo.
*This mouse is small and simplistic.  Period.  It has almost no current mouse features other than a glowing scroll wheel that clicks in.  This made me put the mouse right back into the box the day after I started using it as a replacement to an alternate laptop mouse.  I ended up giving my roommate it because I use a Razer Mamba.
*Although build quality is high, it felt way to light, almost so much so that I felt I could break it.  I probably would never come close while gaming, I'd have to really try hard, and even then.  Still, it's size and super-simplicity makes me choose the Razer Mamba over it.
--If you are looking for a (IMO) perfect, simplistic, super-similar looking, modern wireless gaming mouse, check out the 5700 DPI Razer Mamba Wireless here on amazon.  It may be pricey, but it will likely last you years and you will be more then pleased with it's responsiveness.

Bottom line :
* For the price, it's a great mouse.  If you don't mind the above information, buy this now, you won't find a better chorded mouse for this price range.
* If you like simple mice and are looking for an actual top of the line "yet still mid-range-priced" mouse, here it is.  Emphasis on simple, it's small and has 3 buttons in total.
* 4/5 stars - if it were a big bigger it might have felt to be more comfortable.  Lack of now-classic 2-set of buttons on the side is disappointing for mouse of this price.  That said, for the price, it's an amazing gaming mouse.  Great backup for lans or for a laptop on the go.
4914901
Couldn't be easier to use. Great mix of features usually found only in more expensive switching equipment (like VLAN support), super easy to install wherever/however needed. The metal chassis on the 16-port version feels particularly solid and no doubt helps keep the unit cool. The 8-port model has very convenient USB charging ports, a nice bonus feature for a professional workstation or home office. Both models are solidly constructed, and for the price, both are a steal.
4906876
I am really loving this mouse. I do like the plastic build. It does feel a little inexpensive, but it totally justifies the price! I really like the spectrum of colors it goes through (was honestly thinking it was a single color mouse that you chose the colors for) and it works well for my Corsair H80i's liquid cooling system where I can match the color cycle with Corsair Link (the device reading software).

Not to mention, it also kind of adds a book-end to my Satechi Spectrum Mouse for my laptop -- as it has a similar RGB color cycle as well. I guess it served as a happy accident once I discovered it and plugged into my new editing desktop, and I really like the fabric cable -- its flexible and it won't feel like I'll be hurting the internal wiring if I twist-tie it for traveling and/or storage.

Overall, I am happy with the result and I hope I can put this mouse to good use!
132841
I've purchased dozens of Razer input devices over the past 10+ years.  The brand leans to gamers and gaming, but the Orochi line is an excellent "professional" mouse, with a (short but) braided cloth-feel cable as well as Bluetooth wireless capability.  The scroll wheel is responsive and smooth, the piano-black finish is "Apple" quality, and the stealth-like curves and edges are perfect for use as a small-hands desktop mouse that won't be useless on the road or in a small workspace.

PROS -- Form factor is excellent; this is the best Razer mouse ever made for ergonomics, weight (even if you don't use the BT wireless functionality, one or two batteries can serve as ballast), and the braided cable is a small detail that you'll notice.  The Bluetooth mode works well, and the ability to "go cordless" is nice in cramped situations, or for those who have a cousin in the AA battery industry.  The high-resolution DPI is adjustable, and auto-switches in wired/wireless modes, but remains high enough at all times to make a 4x5" work area "plenty" even for high-resolution monitors (machine writing this review is a dual-screen 2800x1880 + 2560x1600, and a single 4-5" swipe crosses monitors easily).  With four of the Orochi mice in service for 6 or more months, I'm happy to say the piano-shiny finish is not prone to fading or wearing in spots as many "shiny" peripherals tend to be.  Lighting is subdued; a single slit of blue LED is invisible hands-on, and no distracting hands-off.  It looks great.  It feels better.

CONS -- It's not inexpensive.  In Windows 7, the driver, if installed, tends to memory leak and consume RAM in relatively large quantities within a few days without a reboot.  The braided cord is long enough for most laptops or external-hub desktops, but it's not going to reach the back of a PC 4-7' away comfortably.  Battery consumption is 2 x AA with regularity in BT wireless mode, though the wired option removes the "out of batteries" frustration of most wireless-only devices (and for the more environmentally-aware, quality rechargeable batteries, though not included, work well and last nearly as long as industrial Energizer batteries).  The four programmable buttons (not counting primary and secondary click or the wheel) are less accidentally clicked than most, but I'm fumble-handed enough not to have them active, combined with the understanding the driver to activate them is a memory hog).

Summary: at this price point, the mouse better be very good.  The Orochi is.  The only real contender would be the Apple Magic Mouse, and while the Apple MMouse is appealing in its own way, the Orochi works driver-free on both Windows and Apple operating systems (this review machine is dual-boot Mac OS Lion and Windows 7 Ultimate), and is more familiar in its controls and wheel actions than the futuristic Magic Mouse.  I have half a dozen of the Orochi in black and black chrome, and will order more if I grow more hands or one of these is worn to pieces.
753973
Excellent wireless unit! Surprised at the excellent quality and feel. Keys respond with excellent touch and no lag. A somewhat more compact layout than the conventional keyboards, but not difficult becoming accustomed to it. Very customizable, but if your memory is as short as mine, you will need a cheat sheet to remember where/what you programmed. Have had this unit in use nearly a month now and the battery still indicates 'full.'(requires 4 alkaline batteries, included) The revolution wireless mouse that comes with the unit is excellent, tracks precisely, with no lag, and also has programmable buttons and wheels. Two small nits to pick: 1) Like most keyboards, the plastic elevating feet are small and suspect in their survivability. Would like to see something more robust with at least a modicum of height adjustment selection. Mine are still intact, but did read one report that had a foot broken on receipt of the unit. 2) The palm rest, while probably an excellent fit for some women's hands, is a little short for most man-sized hands; however, the more I use the keyboard the less this appears a problem. Bottom line reads that this is an excellently constructed unit, easy to use, and NOT over-priced when you compare it to other wireless units! NOTE: Supplied with blue tooth connection device - NOT necessary to buy, as I did after reading about someone having blue tooth connectivity issues, a blue tooth adapter!
2401729
very good build quality, I was tired of cheap stuff for this purpose... this one is great
4466499
The only reason I'm writing this review is because I came back to amazon to see if it was still available should I need another.

I purchased the one I have now 3 years ago, next month, September 2016, and after all this time the only thing I've noticed is the wheel button requiring additional force to click. And by additional force I mean a subtle yet intentional attempt at pressing down on the wheel. It "slows me down" just a bit. The scrolling function, both top and side buttons are still in perfect working conditions. The grip on the side is like new. The green internal lights are working. I have no complaints or remorse.

I do a lot of CAD work and game. I find myself at my computer for most of my waking hours and this mouse has been invaluable.

I am most pleased with the snappy feeling of the buttons, including the side ones and wheel. They don't feel squishy and provide instant feedback without the clicking becoming unbearable. The weight of the mouse is perfect. Combined with a good pad on a flat surface the mouse glides easily between the thumb and ring/pinky fingers, making it agile and nimble, avoiding the use of additional wrist and elbow motions, saving painful strain and exhaustion after extended use. I'm also impressed with not only the cord's length, but also because its braided exterior jacket, making it nice to pull slack when required, avoiding the friction that occurs when rubber coated cords try to move past one another. It's these subtle, yet significant features and attention to details that one appreciates after working all week on complex cad drawings.

I believe this mouse will satisfy those with the heaviest of hands or most delicate. It allows for aggressive clicking during intense events without compromising performance, and is frighteningly sensitive to almost a fault.

The price, I believe, is reasonable for the caliber of performance and quality of build one receives.