like my Tact-X or G700
596215
It tracks quickly in the higher setting modes, but it doesn't seem to track accurately. Compared to other mice, like my Tact-X or G700, it just feels rough trying to track on higher resolutions. Sort of like the multipliers on old mice - where one dot moved, results in 4 dots on screen.

Also, the mouse doesn't glide smoothly. There is a sticker on the bottom that drags, as well as the feet don't seem to want to slide. Tested on a Saitek hard pad, and a Razer Star Wars special edition pad.

The colors look nice, and the mouse remains responsive. It feels well built, if a big large. The braided cord is a nice touch. All in all, I would say it is worth every bit of the sub $10 asking price. But I wouldn't pay much more than that.
4770862
I have an Alienware Aurora ALX with a TactX keyboard. My wife has an Alienware Aurora but has been limited by a cheap keyboard. I knew that Logitech made the TactX so I went looking to see if they had an equivalent...they did. This keyboard has all the features of the TactX and a few more. I really like the volume control and the extra USB port built into the keyboard is handy. She keeps her mouse plugged into it. The keyboard also has built in audio and microphone jacks so that is also very handy considering she uses the main TV in the house to game on. Now there is only one wire going to the PC Tower.  And since Logitech made the TactX we both have the exact same Macro Editing software and record function (except this keyboard actually has twice the macro keys that the TactX has). The numbers and letters printed on the keys are a little smaller but it's not a big deal. The custom back lighting helps. This is a great Keyboard!
3874518
Great blend for someone who needs extra keys but is not ready to step up to the 12 button Naga, perfect in-between mouse
94997
I use this on Linux using the ckb-next application for customization. Love it! Very tactile clicks, and comfortable to hold. The scroll wheel feels solid unlike my previous mouse. The only thing I dislike is that it is a smidge small for my large hands and doesn't quite fill my palm.
5806
plug and play, comfy keyboard.  no wrist discomfort so far, after a few months
2078762
I did not purchase the mouse from amazon. I could have probably have gotten it cheaper from Amazon.  But I purchased mine from Office Max.  I initially purchased the Logitech T630 for it's Bluetooth and rechargeable feature.  But it was just way to small for my taste and I like having the left and right physical buttons. so I purchased the Sculpt Comfort Mouse. It feels so much better, although it's not rechargeable.

I dual boot windows 8 with Xubuntu 14.04 and it worked on both right out the box.  The swiping works on Linux also, it shuffles tabs within Chromium. I haven't really played with it too much.  But I'm really happy with it.
11244
Not a gaming mouse by far but i needed a mouse that i could easily shift+click with out having to reach over to the keyboard, but only have that work in a certain program. this fits the bill.

Hand position: Nice, the mouse is slightly larger than most, I'm bear clawed so i find it fits just a little better than most, the it's "ergonomic", wich allows your thumb a cradle to rest in. kinda guides it to the buttons. no issues with misclicks or missed clicks yet.
Tracking: i give it a b+, not quite as nice as a gamming mouse, but right around where my low end logitec sits. perfect for most tasks that most people need it for.
Software: I'm running windows 7. I pluged in the mouse, windows downloaded the drivers. drivers are available on microsofts website and are not hard to find. you can set buttons for specific programs, or in general, i.e. set the right mousebutton to control + X in space.exe and not in anything else. might be good for being able to map a key to a mouse button in a game that has set keys. left middle and right can be set, as can the big and little keys. navigation isn't 100% clear, no apply button makes it akward, but it still works. Gui is a B, drivers an A.

Over all I give it a b+, when you onlly need a basic mouse that has a shiny extra bell, here it is. price is par with ability, but the GUI is lacking intuitiveness, and is counter years of apply buttons.
1087413
Mouse is smaller than other mice I own, to a point of being uncomfortable/distracting during use. If you have large hands you might want to get another mouse instead (eg Logitech).
4493632
Own 2 of those and 2 of the previous generation g700, and I love the fact that I can program so many buttons.
309049
Good for Mac w/ Logitech software, so much more functionality than Apple mouse
3634380
after getting the GTAMAX one i was happy at first but i noticed that it was a bit flimsy and it left greaspots on my screen. i just got the moshi keygaurd and it looks great.very thin and i'm happy to see the lit letters on the keyboard( a no with GTMAX one).
i think its a very essential accesory to an expensive machine.
it seems that moshi has the essentials for everything MAC. i got the palm guard,trackpad,and magic mouse protection. fits nice and it has worked great so far.
they could consider the price reduction for stickers and plastic.
1282568
The hardware seemed to work great, I loved how it fit my hand. The buttons and scroll wheel are positioned to reduce wrist strain, but this ALL does not matter if you can not get the drivers to work so you can customize things.
486021
I'm very picky about my mouse.  This one has good hand feel, but the scroll wheel almost freespins.  That may be a plus in others' minds, but I like some friction, even some tactile "bump" as the wheel moves.
2650708
I have tried a number of gaming keyboards and currently own a Razer Lycosa, Logitech G-15, I had a G-11 and my favorite by far, this Cyborg Tri-Color.  This is my second one as I spilled a cup of coffee on my first. At that time being an admitted electronics junkie who likes trying new things, I decided to try some other gaming keyboards.  And purchased first the Lycosa, which to me is a nice keyboard but not for at least an old time gamer (I was playing when graphics did not exist - the old go N, go S, open door type) who possibly due to habit prefer keyboards with a good tactile feel; well spaced keys which you know have been pressed.

While the G-15's keyboard's tactile feel is excellent (the Lycosa is nice but the lack of key travel causes too many mishits so to speak.

So at least in my mind at present for the money this is the best gaming keyboard I have tried based on the tactile feel of the keys, layout and the BEST LIGHTING SYSTEM IN THE BUSINESS.  Bottom line you can assign different colors to different areas of the keyboard (I like the WASD keys to stand out as I play at night and I can set all surrounding keys to light up red and the WASD keys a bright green.
1528450
This is a basic optical mouse. I have no complaints functionality-wise. It is definitely smoother than the old ball-mouse. But, somehow, I don't like the feel of it in my palm. I had gotten used to the ergonomic design of a right-handed MS intellimouse. Since this mouse is designed to be used by both right and left handed, compromises have been made on the design compared to the Intellimouse. I feel that it doesn't fit into my palm. May be it is just a matter of getting used to it, but if I had known this is going to be a misfit like this, I wouldn't have bought it.
4161169
Logitech is BEAST when it comes to PC accessories! Another great product with precision responsiveness. DPI adjustments allow you to set your  the mouse to your liking and with multiple buttons for customization is a plus for GAMING!
2858485
Just bought 2 of these -- wanted something with decent wrist support and a large enough surface to work the mouse on -- like it very much.