Mouse passed right passed the plugged in device!
927219
Mouse passed right by device!! As if the sound invited the mouse in the room
129345
No one paid me for writing this but this device worked so well. It killed one mice after the first 24 hours. I plugged in 2 devices in my basement/gym/storage (total 500 sq ft). Now I plugged in 2 more in the garage area 300 sq ft. Love it!
4023370
Got it in the mail today. I plugged it into the same USB port that my other mouse was in. All appeared to be fine. The computer made that sound it makes when you plug in a new device (Not sure how to write out that sound da-do maybe) Anyhow it seemed like everything was fine. I adjusted all the mouse settings and the DPI...etc.

About 3-5 mins of using it the computer started to make the "da-do" sound off and on until the icon to the mouse disappeared. Then windows displayed a message saying that the USB device was malfunctioned and not recognizable. Based on what I know of this mouse, there are no drivers to install. You just plug and play. I am using windows 10 and the package says that it will work with this OS.

So...I unplug it and restart my computer. Plug it back in. Made sure the connection was secure. All is well again for about 3-5 minutes and I have the same symptoms again and the same message.

So...I do it again and try a different USB port in the back "computer is only 1 yr old) and though I have not had any issues with any of the ports in back, I tried a different one so that I could rule that out that as an issue. And I did...cause I had the same problem again.

Decided that I should not have this happen to a brand new mouse. Plugged back in my generic mouse (works fine in same original port). I watch reviews on other gaming mice and I think I will try a different one.

Based on some of the reviews... if you like the looks of it enough I would give it a go. But if you have small hands don't get it. I have larger hands and felt fine in mine. But it would be heavy and too big for someone with smaller hands.

Update: I went ahead and bought a different mouse. A Mionix NANOS and it is working fine. So I know that it was not anything to do with my computer. Things like this happen unfortunately. The customer service was nice and I was able to get my money back.
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First of all, I am rating 5/5 for the merchant not the mouse. The mouse was more or less DOA. Felt good in my hand, its a shame it didn't work better. Merchant immediately refunded me and I shipped it back. Solid guys. Give it a try if you like, mine was likely a one-off.
411792
When it's plugged in sometimes I lose things plugged into my other usb ports. If I unplug this dongle the other usb items work :(
287043
Seriously.  Don't crush it.  If you're using it with a laptop that you carry around in a backpack, make sure the nano-adapter is NOT facing the bottom of the bag.  I made that mistake once, and it completely destroyed the adapter.

That aside, the mouse does what it's supposed to do.  You may want to do a little tinkering with the settings, and watch out for the Logitech Smooth Scrolling feature, which may behave unexpectedly.
3286363
ALWAYS have an Apple Wired Mouse Handy!!!  The Magic Mouse is amazing, don't get me wrong. Best Invention ever! I have come across many a situation where the bluetooth signal is just not there and I am always thankful for the wired mouse.  If your computer is your livelihood, you need one of these!!!
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Not sure if anyone else has this issue, but I have to unplug and replug this mouse in every time I turn my computer on. Thought it might be a driver issue..or something..but they are all up to date and my old mouse doesn't have the same problem. There are no conflicting drivers either (that I can see) it's really bizzare, I'm going to pin it on the mouse.
3274950
The Hub locked up my mouse to the point that I had to unplug the Hub from the PC to get my mouse to work. It happened once and I thought it was just a fluke but when it happened again I knew is was the Hub. The lockup happened whenever I did a backup to an external hard that was plugged into the Hub.

Don't think I will be buying any more Anker products.
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I just purchased this item and without need of instructions was able to insert the usb into my computer and get it going. It didn't install any additional software on my computer, just took a second to recognize the new piece of hardware. Also, the batteries (energizer) come included in the package so it was ready to use as soon as I got home. Good thing cause I always forget to get batteries! Now, the batteries go placed into the mouse by sliding off the top cover (where your palm will usually rest during use) away from your left and right click buttons. It was very smooth to slide it off and I had no issues inserting the batteries. Also, it comes with little plastic inserts that can assist if needing to remove the batteries later to replace.
One thing that i absolutely love is the fact that the usb receiver is able to be carried in the mouse itself. it fits right in the middle of the batteries. Perfect for me cause i will use for work and I travel a lot with my computer and mouse. No more losing these little usb receivers, yay!
Overall, the mouse does not feel cheap at all. I certainly am happy with my purchase, especially cause I wasn't going in with any expectations but a having a cute looking mouse! This product really raised the bar and I'm so glad I also got the matching keyboard now. I was hesitant to purchase at first and so glad I opted to.
205385
Mouse arrived and the lights worked but the mouse did not work.
3821361
Works plug n play on PC/MAC computers, just plug in the dongle, it's instantly recognized and you'll be mouse'n away...
2120309
When this product was plugged in, our wireless mouse would not function.
323135
My mouse died after several years... actually the usb thingy that plugs into the computer finally died. I had to have one quick.  ordered it prime, it was at my house the NEXT DAY!  hooked her up and kept on computing!
76741
I love all the Logitech wireless mice... but I wanted a mouse that was colorful enough that it would stick out at school.  Why?  So I wouldn't forget it!  And anyone who would see it would know instantly who it belonged to.  Just plug the transceiver into a usb port on the computer, and you're in business.  I can leave the school wired mouse installed on the computer, and this one will work too... so no conflict there.  When I'm done for the day, I just unplug it and stick it in my bag, ready for tomorrow.
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I received my MX1000 this morning and after playing with it for 6 solid hours, I decided I had to write a review.

Installation was fairly simple, but I ran into one little snag. I suggest you download the newest software from Logitech before installing the mouse. 1) Turn of the computer. 2) Remove the old mouse. 3) Plug the MX1000 base station into the computer. 4) Plug the AC adapter into the base station, then into a power socket (preferably a UPS). 5) Turn on the mouse (there's a tiny switch on the bottom of the mouse) and drop it into the base station to check the battery level. Mine came just barely fully charged! 6) Turn on the computer. The new mouse will be detected and you will be asked for drivers (I installed on windows XP SP2). Instead of letting windows use the installation disc (which came at version 2.14b), I cancelled the driver search and used the newest drivers (version 2.31.546 dated 5/5/2005) from Logitech. A reboot was required after installation. Also, the mouse was unusable after first staring the computer, during installation of the drivers and after the reboot. I hit the silver reset button on the base station, a help balloon popped up from the system tray telling me to hit the reset button on the bottom of the mouse. Bingo! The mouse works! I have a sneaking suspicion that if I'd just reset the mouse after first starting the computer, I could have used it during installation. Oh well.

Customizing the buttons is simple, however, there are somewhat less options available than I am used to with MouseWare, such as minimize all. If there were a way to assign windows key commands to buttons, it'd be perfect.

The grip of the mouse is incredibly comfortable! The arch of the mouse and thumb groove is literally the perfect size for my medium sized hands.

Unlike many have complained, the back and forward buttons DO work in Firefox! The issue was likely addressed in the newest version of the drivers. Also, I reassigned the left/right scroll buttons on the wheel to Control+Shift+Tab for the left and Control+Tab for the right. Easy tab switching in firefox!

The scroll wheel is a bit loose, with less pronounced clicks. I don't know if that's good or bad yet, but it seems fine. When clicking down on the scroll wheel, you have to take a bit of care not to hit the left/right scroll actions, though I quickly became used to it. The forward/back/application thumb buttons feel slightly lose, but the clicks are good and solid. The cruise up button is just a little bit of a long reach for the index finger, though it is much more prominent and easy to hit than the little button on the MX500/700/900. The cruise down button is very easy to reach. The left mouse button has a stronger spring and bit longer travel to click than the MX500/700/900. The same goes to a lesser extent for the right button, but that's a good thing as I was accidentally right clicking on my old MX500 quite often.

Some have reported the MX1000 to un-level and wobbly on a hard surface, and that may be true for some, but the unit I received is rock solid.

As far as skipping/stuttering/jumping behavior is concerned, I haven't seen any. Which is amazing considering I placed the base station directly in front of my wireless router which is on top of my steel tower case which is about 6 inches from my monitor! I figured there'd be SOME kind of interference, but I've noticed none whatsoever!

The mouse tracks beautifully on my bare desk surface (highly polished imitation wood grain). The weight of the mouse takes a bit of getting used to if you are used to a light corded mouse, such as I am. My previous mouse was a Logitech MX500. After playing a few hours of CS2, I found my accuracy has noticeably improved because the weight of the MX1000 is damping the natural twitchiness of my "gaming hand". However, I expect that effect to lessen somewhat after I'm completely trained to the mouse.

Overall, I'd give the MX1000 4.5 stars if I could, but since I cannot, I believe it is more deserving of 5 stars than it is of 4.

Happy mousing!
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After cross-shopping for other usb converters the crosshair edges them all with its simple plug & play UI. After syncing my PS Move & Logitech G502 to the device it began downloading the latest firmware for my PS4, I was up and running Infinite Warfare in less than 15 mins!

Highly recommend this device to anyone wanting to use a mouse in FPS games!