Logitech VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse for Notebooks Expert Reviews

Last year, we liked the Logitech VX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse so much that we gave it an Editors' Choice award. Now the company's follow-up to that device, the smaller VX Nano, has likewise earned our affections and the Editors' Choice designation.

Two modes for the scroll wheel let you spin through long documents quickly; very portable; the Logitech VX Nano laser mouse is shaped for both left- and right-handed users; programmable buttons; tiny receiver stores inside the mouse; laser tracking for pr...

Somewhat expensive; may be too small for people with large hands.

If you can afford its high price, you'll be pleased by the Logitech VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse's comfort, features, and extremely portable design.

The VX Nano laser mouse is a great little mouse for all kinds of uses..

Small receiver; good wireless range; comes with a carry pouch; good battery life

Receiver can be easy to lose; sloppy horizontal scroll-wheel action

Logitech's newest product is hardly bigger than your thumbnail. It's smaller than most postage stamps (0.5 by 0.7 inches). You can place it on a quarter with no overhang at any corner

But even without its plug-in-once, leave-it-plugged receiver, the VX Nano Cordless Laser Mouse would be a capable choice for pointing-stick-phobics and touchpad-loathers. It's priced near the top of the laptop mouse market and SetPoint 4.0 makes us hope f...

Featuring the world's smallest USB wireless micro-receiver!

Modern & sleek design, Smallest USB receiver ever, Fast response & accurate precision, Long battery life, Simple setup, On/off switch, Carrying pouch and Desktop Stand

Odd position for Back/Forward button, Not as comfortable as VX Revolution Notebook Mouse

Priced around $69 with 3 year limited warranty

If you have been waiting for the killer laptop mouse to come along, this may be your best bet. Not only is it wireless, it has an incredibly tiny receiver. It also estimates 1 year of usage per battery replacement. But... is it worth your $50?

Laser + Wireless!, Comfortable, Small Receiver, Ability to turn off

$50 pricetag, Packaging that requires a blade to open

Here's a little mouse that's following the in-vogue Nano revolution

Portable design, Nano receiver, Hyper-scrolling mode, Good performance.

Expensive, programmable buttons not very convenient to use.

This 4995 price is a sign of the over pricing of this item by Logitech. ( their usual tactic to loot ppl.). Avlbl for eq of 2k in a competitive US mkt

Just how much innovation can be left in the world of tiny travel mice? Plenty, if you're the creative minds at the Logitech labs. The VX Nano not only houses its USB receiver in its own body, but the receiver itself is only marginally longer than the silv...

A quality ambidextrous notebook mouse that uses an extraordinarily small USB receiver.

Without any drivers installed, the mouse is highly sensitive. It works without complaining under all versions of Windows without complaining, as well as OS X. We opted to disable the inbuilt touchpad in our MacBook Pro whenever the USB mouse was present,