Logitech V200 Cordless Notebook Mouse

Logitech's Touch Mouse M600 cuts an attractive profile and delivers effective, touch-based mouse input, as promised.

For all of the M600's fancy touch technology, you will find few functional differences between this mouse and a more affordable mechanical model.

Logitech's Touch Mouse M600 works well enough, but it's not as ambitious as Apple's and Microsoft's competing touch mice, which means Logitech shouldn't be asking for the same price as its competition.

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...

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.

Small and light; receiver stores conveniently in the base; laser tracking for precision on many surfaces.

Too small for everyday use.

The Logitech V450 Laser cordless mouse for notebooks is a simple, reasonably priced portable mouse that can free road warriors from touch pads and trackpoints.

Five programmable buttons; four-way scrollwheel; 30-foot wireless reception; comfortable, contoured shape; fits left- and right-handed users.

Buttons are too close together; Mac software not included on disc; expensive.

With five programmable buttons, a four-way scrollwheel, and a comfortable design, the Logitech V400 is a leader in the notebook-mouse category.