Mouse, minus the mighty
341419
Purchased this to avoid compatibility hassle with a Mac Mini. Honestly, its a serviceable mouse but nothing to get too excited about... unless your computer company has been denying you a real right mouse button for years.  :-)

If you don't mind breaking the aesthetic appeal factor of all matching peripherals and you're confident of compatibility, spend your $50 more wisely on a third-party mouse.
1020639
the mouse actually works and connects easily to Macs or Dells.  but it's a bit too sensitive . I know some gamers like that but I don't .  I use my computer for work and it could get annoying
4345071
My mouse slides around too much, not really found of this and put it at a pc that I don't use much.
1147637
Only had mouse for 2 weeks but I find that the scroll button is very sensitive and causes the monitor screen to wiggle up and down very rapidly if you unintentionally touch it. Which is fairly easy to do because the mouse is micro small. I am shopping for a replacement.
683219
The keyboard was very relaxing, as problems could say that the mouse is not compatible with small hands, and that these products could be more compact I think.
2206506
Okay, before I get into this I will tell you what I don't like about this mouse: No middle click. It seems like every touch mouse on the market has decided that middle click isn't important and wants us to rely on right-click/"open tab in new window" if we're tabbed browser fans.

That being said, I'm comparing this Logitech Touch Mouse to the Microsoft Touch Mouse, because I've actually got both. This one wins hands down. It's more comfortable, more responsive, and has better software. While it lacks the gestures specific to Windows 7 that are a primary feature of the Microsoft version, it makes up for it in usability and comfort.

A very nice feature, if you're using this with a laptop, is the ability to use only one battery instead of two. This makes the mouse a bit lighter for you travel needs, and still gives a fair amount of battery life.

Scrolling feels fine to me, but then, I'm used to scrolling this way. It does take a little time to get the hang of doing it like this, but once you've been doing it a while it's second nature.

Clicking is also pretty natural, although I know it's not some peoples' cup of tea. You actually need to rest a finger on the left or right, and click the whole mouse, as if it's one big button. It works well, but does have drawbacks. If you're the type to leave your fingers resting on the mouse's left AND right when you click, you'll hate this because it will detect your fingers and screw up your clicks. If you're a finger-hovering sort, then you'll be fine. Personally, I like it.

It's not the best for gaming, and it's really not designed for that. I don't think it's entirely fair to judge it based on gaming, but as a utility mouse, it's pretty darn good.

Recommendation: Get it if you want a compact, easy mouse.
3479851
So I finally went for a wireless keyboard/mouse set up. I was looking at getting a new macbook, and I wanted something that i could use both with my desktop (a ubuntu box) and the laptop. normally, i would consider a wireless keyboard to be overkill for a desktop (how much do you really move your keyboard around?), but for a laptop, it makes sense. Anyway, I decided to go for this setup.

The mouse is nice. I like the side buttons and tracking is smooth. The horizontal scroll wheel is kind of annoying, but most mice come with this these days, so it's not really  a fault of this particular mouse.

The keyboard, though, is sort of lame. I hate the key action, it's way too loose. The keys kind of wobble when you hit them, which sometimes makes me second-guess a keypress. I much prefer a keyboard with stiffer keys and a springy feel. This keyboard is kind of flaccid. I wish I had taken the time to look at this one in a store before buying it online, but impulse buying has got me again. Oh well, it's not unusable, just not ideal. Guess I will learn to live with it.
2456609
Good Quality, but I've got to where I don't like a cord to have to fool with, other than that, it is a great little mouse.
2215551
had the mighty for many years until it stopped scrolling up, so bought an open box magic mouse for a nice discount and it is fantastic.  battery lasts a little longer and the scrolling is beautiful.  excellent upgrade.
3578192
The mouse is very small, fits in the palm of the hand and very comfortable.
The only reason I'm giving it 3 stars is the fact that the USB receiver is almost the same size as the mouse (although it is sturdy). The mouse also does not have an on/off button, but automatically goes into a standby mode. This gets a bit annoying when you have a computer on and stopped using the mouse for a while, one must click a button to "reactivate" the mouse.  The mouse keeps it's charge well since it takes 2 AA batteries. I would say that the on/off button is a must for all wireless mice, especially the portable ones and no auto stand-by unless the mouse has a psychic module :-)
Given the price of this mouse, it's a good mouse to use on the go, but I would not recommend using it as a primary one.
1620019
I really like the mouse combo, since I come from playing PC first person shooters.  However the amount of pressure required screws me up at times.  Not so much when the game is intense, but I often don't apply enough pressure when I relax a bit.  It can be frustrating at times, and subtracts from the quality of game play.  It takes me out of the game when it does that, which is unecessarily annoying.
3001312
Works with our TV - now I need a mouse! The little touch pad is kind of a pain.
1524039
very nice Product, didn't need the weights since it's was heavy for me. Their program is small on my 4K monitor and sometimes buggy, other than that the mouse is fantastic. I would be careful when bending cords if it bends too hard for a long period of time, the cord will start to untangle so don't.
4673614
Beter than mouse but even trying to use the TOUCH adjustment not up to my needs because ot the large monitor
4095118
The only reason I like this mouse is the array of buttons on the side. It makes it so that I don't have to stretch my hand around on the keyboard. Other than that Ive had previous mice fail in multiple ways. Select side buttons stop working, double click issues, etc. my current mouse the scroll wheel light isn't the right colors sometimes. Wish other companies would make mice like these. Logitech has one but its huge and doesnt have clicks buttons on the side. Over all its ok.
608762
The mouse is great in nearly every way: it's portable, the receiver is tiny & doesn't stick out of the USB port (and it fits inside the mouse itself for transport), the battery life is outstanding, and you really can use the mouse on virtually any surface.  But the smooth-scrolling wheel that I thought I'd love... I can't stand it.

The wheel doesn't have any "clicks" or "notches" as you scroll up & down, it's just a smooth, fluid motion.  This scroll wheel, as in most (if not all) cases, is also a middle-click button.  That's where the trouble starts.  I use the middle-click regularly, for several different functions in several different applications, but the big problem comes into play when I'm browsing.  I use Firefox and Tab Mix Plus, and I have the middle-click set up to open links in new tabs (among other things).  With a smooth-scrolling wheel, you have press it straight down, without letting it scroll in either direction while you're pressing it, or else the page you're viewing will move up or down, ever so slightly, and you miss the link you're trying to middle-click.  I know that sounds like a minor inconvenience, but if you middle-click regularly, I promise you it'll annoy you enough to give up on this mouse, even though it's outstanding in every other way.

One other thing: if you're running Windows 7, you'll need to download the newest version of IntelliPoint (just search for IntelliPoint 7).  The version on the included CD will not work on Windows 7.
4637140
I actually bought this elsewhere for less.  But to the mouse...  It works OK, but, like some others have said, the lack of a scroll function is a major downer.  The (Windows 95 vintage!!) right button scroll software mogo has available is very clunky, but it works OK.

The biggest problem with this unit is it's basic design - the laser is a quarter inch or so above the surface.  That works fine if you have a PERFECT mousing area and you never push down much when you click.  Since the click buttons are pretty stiff, however, you'll tend to flex the spring tail and move the laser down a smidge when you click.  This translates to mouse movement, so when you need it still for the click, it moves a few pixels, so the machine interprets that as a click-drag.  Which is, sorry about this - kind of a drag.  Heh, heh.  A drag means no click.  It doesn't happen every time, but it does it enough to be pretty annoying.  I can avoid this if I'm careful, but when I'm working, I don't want to be thinking about my mousing - I want to think about my work.

Bottom line, works on a good mouse pad, but will be pretty annoying on that chair arm at the airport.  I found the battery time to be about 4 hours - not the 8 - 10 hours Mogo advertises.  And after I killed it the first time on low battery, it took 90 min - not the advertised 60 min - to recharge.

This will be handy on the road, but, I'll hang on to my MS Bluetooth mouse for primary use - even though it eats batteries.