Logitech M505 vs. M305 Has anyone got both the M505 and M305? If so, how do they compare? Is there much difference in size between them? Is the performance similar? Which is more comfortable in use and which one would be better for use with a netbook? Logitech M505 vs. M305 Has anyone got both the M505 and M305? If so, how do they compare? Is there much difference in size between them? Is the performance similar? Which is more comfortable in use... » Read More Logitech M505 vs. M305 Has anyone got both the M505 and M305? If so, how do they compare? Is there much difference in size between them? Is the performance similar? Which is more comfortable in use and which one would be better for use with a netbook? « Show Less
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The weight of 2AAs in the M505 makes a difference compared to the M305. What I like most about the M305 is that it has only 1AA battery and so it's very light, easy to move on many surfaces because it doesn't have as much friction due to its low weight.
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Hey Robert.. I am wondering the same thing.. I actually bought 2 of the M305..they work great but its a little small for my hand. My girlfriend luvs hers, But she has smaller hands. Hope that helps a little bit.
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to me, the m305 is more comfortable. ATM, im looking for a mouse similar to m305 but has a smoother scroll.
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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?
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Concerning the Unifying receiver - the difference is that the M305 package does not *include* a Unifying receiver. But if you have an M305 and another mouse that has the Unifying receiver, then the M305 *will* be recognized by the unifying receiver.
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One more difference between M305 and M505 is that M305 is optical, with visible red light, and M305 is Laser, no visible light. Also, the M505 is a tad bigger than M305. Not by much, I will say about 0.25 inch longer, but same width.
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Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not.Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my Logitech M305 lasted for 2 months only on a regular daily use. Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not.Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my... » Read More Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not.Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my Logitech M305 lasted for 2 months only on a regular daily use. « Show Less
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I use a Magic Mouse at my desk, and use the Logitech when I go to other buildings or meetings. There's definitely a size difference, I actually like the Logitech a bit better. I have fairly large size hands and it takes a bit getting used to, but doesn't seem to slow me down. As far as functionality, I haven't noticed much difference. The Logitech does seem to connect a bit faster though. If I could only have 1 - I would absolutely choose the Logitech.
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I believe it was the exact same model and therefore specs because the model number is an exact match. That is how I found this Amazon page. I plugged the model number into Google. I wanted to see what others thought about this netbook as we bought it after only a few minutes of shopping. This isn't my normal style but we bought it for our son-in-law who flew out tonight and we wanted him to have a computer.
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Yes. The Logitech M325 Wireless Mouse is a compact size compared to a full sized mouse like the Logitech M510, which I also own and use with my home computer. I'm 6'5" and have large hands also. The M510 fits my hand much better than the M325. However, I prefer the M325 for use with my smart TV because of its small size. If you plan to use the mouse for long computing sessions then the M510 or similar would probably suit you better.
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I honestly don't know. I look through Amazon for Wireless mouse receiver and couldn't find one for the M320 which I found unusual. It would appear that for a few more dollars you could just get a new mouse with receiver. Sorry I couldn't help any more than that.
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The M002 is a full size mouse. I personally do not like the small ones. They are not comfortable in my hand. The M002 has a design that fits my hand perfectly. Hope this helps!
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Somebody has to be kidding. Discontinued or not! The replacement is the M570 (I think it is still available) for about a 10% of that price. I have both and they both work very, very well.
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Looking over both ads, they are the same product, just different pricing. AS for the M570 itself, this last order was the 3rd of the same model over the last several years. Mine is used quite extensively and the battery life is remarkable, performance is flawless and just an all-around pleasure to use. Over time, they fall on occasion onto my tile floors so they wear out just from being manhandled. But I keep ordering the same for it works so well.
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Well, my brother is getting an Acer and I'm getting an Asus. Plus, he's got an HP mini already, so hopefully we'll be able to have a comparo of the three posted by end of month. I went to a local store to see them and the Acer's keyboard felt too tiny for my taste. There were no Asus, but HP's keyboards were beautiful and felt great. I believe it's the form of the keys themselves (flat squares in the HP) that make the keyboard feel larger. But based on keyboard alone, I opted out of the Acer and ordered the Asus, which has a slightly lager keyboard and seems to have flat keys on the keyboard. Well, my brother is getting an Acer and I'm getting an Asus. Plus, he's got an HP mini already, so hopefully we'll be able to have a comparo of the three posted by end of month. I went to a local store to see them and the Acer's keyboard felt too tiny for my taste. There were no Asus, but HP's keyboards were beautiful and felt great. I believe it's the form of the keys themselves (flat squares in the HP) that make the keyboard feel larger. But based on keyboard alone, I opted out of the Acer and ordered the Asus, which has a slightly lager keyboard and seems to have flat... » Read More Well, my brother is getting an Acer and I'm getting an Asus. Plus, he's got an HP mini already, so hopefully we'll be able to have a comparo of the three posted by end of month. I went to a local store to see them and the Acer's keyboard felt too tiny for my taste. There were no Asus, but HP's keyboards were beautiful and felt great. I believe it's the form of the keys themselves (flat squares in the HP) that make the keyboard feel larger. But based on keyboard alone, I opted out of the Acer and ordered the Asus, which has a slightly lager keyboard and seems to have flat keys on the keyboard. « Show Less
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Unfortunately I have never used M325 so I will not be able to give my opinion on that. But as far as M525 goes, I have one and my opinion is "DO NOT BUY IT". However, that would be bias. Here's a useful link on M325 vs M525:reviews.logitech.com/7061/8006/logitech-wireless-mouse-m325-reviews/reviews.htm?page=4&sort;=helpfulness&dir;=ascI think the review is alright. Hopefully this helps. :)
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I agree with Marcus. I am having same issue on my second M570. Logitech is using cheap parts to save cost.
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First off, the two mice are physically similar; except for maybe less than an ounce of weight difference. The button placement is identical, as well as the ergonomics. Aside from the M65's better DPI, I don't see any differences in specs (at least on paper). I haven't felt any acceleration or "floaty" quality with this mouse, though I don't play roles that require absolute pixel-accuracy. This mouse has been great for my lazy grip, which is a half way point between palming and griping the mouse. While it may sound odd, I have another mouse plugged -- a Logitech G502. That is perfect for a claw grip and works best for me when I want to change up how I play. --- ADDITION --- After doing a bit of reading, I found out both the m60 and m65 have 3-5% positive acceleration (and can't be turned off). I suppose I've adapted to it though since it's a common thing in most mice I own, apparently.
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I bought NB505-N508BL 7 days back. Nice Piece! If you just want to surf internet, check emails, watch movie and listen to music there is no need to upgrade the memory. For better performance one can upgrade the memory to 2gig (DDR3 for new models and DDR2 for older ones). I upgraded to windows 7 pro and 2 gigs memory. My netbook works as good as a laptop. Note: Please don't order memory before you start using the machine, 1 GB DDR3 should be sufficient for basic users.
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I have 5 of these on various computers. Had one go bad so I bought the M570 wireless version. Works exactly the same and even has a few extra buttons which I'm still getting used to. Going with the M570 over the wired older technology design is a no brainier. I use them on macs and they work great.
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Indeed I did not see any MX500 on Crucial's website. There is the M500, the M550, and the latest MX100. The are subtle differences between them, and even in the same model, for example, writing speeds vary according to capacity... With so many subtle "differences", it's hard to say which is best. There is also the matter of the price to take into account. I suggest you read this review by TechReport, which also has reviews for the other two SSDs. Loads of tech info to weave through.http://techreport.com/review/26532/crucial-mx100-solid-state-drive-reviewed
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they both look pretty good to me according to laptop magazine's reviews. I think it depends on which keyboard you prefer cause that's one of the most important aspects. Also, the trackpad seems better on the toshiba but there's not multitouch which I use a lot on the asus for two finger scrolling. Also, if you plan to use the camera for video conferencing, then the Asus has a 1.3 mp camera versus the toshiba's 0.3 mp. Keep in mind only the toshiba black one is cheaper and it's because the keyboard is not as good and the build quality is cheaper. The other toshibas which are $399 are more expensive than the 1005ha. One advantage on the on the toshiba is the hard drive protection. Other than that it seems like personal preference to me. Both screens on the asus and toshiba are glossy. It's just the lid on the toshiba is matte. It seems like that is the trend on the newer generation of netbooks for some reason even though a lot of people prefer matte screens. I recommend going to Best Buy and trying them out in person first. They sell a lesser variation of the Asus there and also the same toshiba.
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Good question! This mouse feels more like a Microsoft or Dell mouse to me. I've used Logitech mice but most have been minis or micros and the wheel is a little more raised out of the mouse on the Logitechs in my opinion. My two cents. Take it for what it's worth : ). Good luck!