Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX 910-002896 Black 5 Buttons Tilt Wheel USB RF Wireless Laser Mouse

Pros: -really does work anywhere! Glass, uneven surfaces, wood, messy desks with paper and sticky notes!
-super easy setup. going in about 30 seconds with Windows on first use.
-LONG battery life. The two AA batteries last about 14 days without recharging
-nice weight and feel. slightly smaller than the generic corded mouse, but has overall good shape
-scroll button has two modes, one with click and one that is SUPER smooth like silk.
-can work in Linux with a few commands to get the unify receiver recognized by the OS.

Cons: -requires Logitech Unify and can only pair with one receiver at a time. If you use multiple computers, you have to either move the USB unify receiver, or re-associate with a second receiver.
-medium difficulty and annoying to get setup in Linux.

Pros: Absolutely none!

Cons: I made the mistake of buying this 'junk mouse' (at Costco) as an immediate replace for my wife's computer because she needed to enter financial info for her business.

It worked well at first, but within 30 days it would stop accepting any kind of clicks( single, double,...) on the desktop.

I installed a 'corded' mouse so she could run her business.

Other Thoughts: I can remember when Logitech made the BEST mice you could buy!

What the $@*^ happened??

Pros: Nice ergonomics and size. Thumb back button is in the right spot. Normal wheel scroll feel.

Cons: Extremely variable reception. I've been using this mouse from a coffee table literally 4 feet away from the "unifying" receiver. Both at the same height, no obstructions between. Sometimes it works fine, other times it's totally unusable. Forget playing a game or trying to do anything remotely mouse-intensive; it's a constant frustration. Serious lag. I'm going back to a wired setup.

Pros: Great mouse. Great comfort. Great sensitivity.

Cons: The buttons break, this is my 3rd pair (too lazy to warrantee so 3rd purchase). After ~1 year of clicking, the mouse would double click on every single click.

Pros: I love this mouse, or mice, because I actually own 3 and I've just ordered a forth because it looks like they stopped making it. I love he fast scroll. I love the programmable buttons. It works great on every surface I've tried, the arm rest in my car, every different sort of counter top like marble or granite or tile etc.
It fits in my hand very nicely and it comfortable.

Cons: None....

Pros: It seems to function as a Mouse. Has buttons that click, a mouse where that can switch between scrolling fast and scrolling slow. Can be turned off. Wireless

Cons: Anywhere is a great selling point for this, but it is almost a lie. I have used it on may different surfaces (wood table, wood desk, cloth arm of a chair, carpeted floor, a free mouse pad, a different and better mouse pad...) and it works, sometimes. Mainly, I will try moving a window or selecting text and it will not move or act as if I stopped holding down the left click button mid drag. There are times when it will stop moving so I have to pick up the mouse, move it to something else, and then start moving again. I'm saving up to buy a mouse that actually works.

Other Thoughts: Should be renamed the "Logitech Anywhere (50 % of the time) MX Mouse."

Pros: I have now owned this mouse for a little over a year with no difficulties. The included software is easy to manage and very intuitive. I used it to reprogram the scroll wheel tilt functions to mute (left) and pause/play (right) which make multimedia viewing/ control a breeze. You can literally reprogram every button to be just about anything you want, including launching programs.

The weight the mouse is fantastic, you really feel you have something solid under your hand, and while I have not tested it with only one AA battery (why would you? You can't buy only one), the battery life is pretty good. A minimum of two weeks charge with daily long term continuous use. Its also a breeze to turn the mouse on /off with a very smartly designed slide on the bottom (you will never accidentally turn the mouse off, its just simply well implemented).

The tracking is also as advertised or better. I've used it on glass, marble, plexiglass, and other highly reflective materials with no noticeable impediment to function.

Cons: I have only one con and it has nothing to do with the product but more my own user error.

Recently while the mouse was in my laptop bag (a Targus backpack), the mouse sustained some damage to the left click button. It now often double clicks when I try to single click things and has become a minor (and growing) annoyance.

The mouse comes with a nice little protective leather pouch (which I haven't used in a while just due to the frequency with which I haul my laptop and mouse around). My mistake, but otherwise the mouse has held up amazingly in the bag with other equipment and books/notebooks thus far. Just a problem derived of circumstance this time.

Other Thoughts: Even though I've slightly damaging the left click of this mouse, the cons aren't really anything major and quite frankly I'm planning to buy another one of these amazing mice very soon as a replacement.

Everything about this mouse has been a dream (I also do a lot of gaming and this mouse has proven great in all aspects).

Buy this mouse, you won't regret it and the price is very reasonable for the product you get.

Pros: The scroll wheel.

Cons: Price

Other Thoughts: This mouse is the best mouse I have ever owned. What makes it great is the scroll wheel. If you have a large file system or just want to quickly get to the bottom of a page the you just have to flick the wheel. It's on some type of ball bearing that has little resistance so it just keeps spinning/scrolling until you stop it. I will by a second when I need it.

Pros: The mouse has excellent construction - it won't be falling apart next year.

The main buttons are clicky enough, but without being stiff or loud.

The wheel has resistance points without being stiff.

The tracking is perfect, even on odd surfaces - the video shows the mouse tracking on glass, and I have a desk with a dark surface that alternates between matte and glossy. It has confounded other laser mice, and this mouse doesn't have any problems at all.

The shape fits my hand properly, I suppose people with larger hands might find the mouse body too small.

The auxiliary buttons are well-placed, and give the right amount of resistance. The buttons that are present are useful - the designers didn't add more buttons as a selling point, but they've included what's actually useful.

All in all, the mouse just feels right.

Cons: Users with large hands might find the mouse body a bit small.

Pros: Very good build, you can feel the quality in your hends. works on any surface.

Cons: Price is obviously the biggest con of this mouse so far.

Other Thoughts: They could make the scroll wheel on the mouse a button as well.