
The consensus among several top reviewers is that the Logitech MX 1100 is a decent wireless mouse for general use. It's a little large and heavy for those with small hands, and it's contoured for right-handed use only. But otherwise, reviewers find it a reasonable choice for browsing the Web, gaming and even precision photo and video editing. The MX 1100 computer mouse comes with several features that aim to reduce the number of clicks necessary for common tasks. The scroll wheel works in two modes (free wheel and ratchet), and the mouse has a low-battery indicator, which is useful for heading off inconsistent cursor response due to dying batteries. If you're seeking a mouse that can work on any surface, consider the Logitech Performance Mouse MX (*Est. $75), a Best Reviewed pick.
In its detailed review, CNET awards the MX 1100 an Editors' Choice due to its numerous features that improve navigation. ExtremeTech.com is similarly impressed, although editors are more troubled by the MX 1100's size and weight. Still, ExtremeTech gives the MX 1100 computer mouse 4 stars. Macworld and Gizmodo.com are even more enthusiastic, with Gizmodo editors calling it their favorite mouse ever.
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1. CNET
Reviewer Rich Brown awards the MX 1100 an Editors' Choice and a 4-star rating. He is impressed with the mouse's sheer number of features, sculpted lines and customizable software configuration.
Review: Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse, Rich Brown, Aug. 19, 2008
Jeremy Atkinson tests the Logitech MX1100 mouse extensively and gives it a rating of 4 out of 5. Atkinson praises the mouse's multiple scrolling modes, "fast-enough" sensor and comfortable shape. This review is long and detailed, spanning several pages.
Review: Logitech MX1100 Cordless Laser Mouse Review, Jeremy Atkinson, Aug. 19, 2008
Macworld is effusive in its praise, giving the MX 1100 a score of 4.5 out of 5. To back up the high rating, reviewer Roman Loyola cites the switchable cursor tracking speeds, the solid feel and the scroll wheel that toggles between free-wheel and ratcheted modes. This review is shorter than ExtremeTech.com's, though.
Review: Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse, Roman Loyola, Sept. 24, 2008
4. Gizmodo.com
Gizmodo.com's review is shorter than those from other sources, but it has plenty of useful photos. Editor Jason Chen goes so far as to call it "our favorite mouse ever." However, he also notes two questionable design decisions -- the use of AA batteries and the lack of a left-handed version.
Review: Logitech MX 1100 Mouse Review (Verdict: Our Favorite Mouse Ever), Jason Chen, Aug. 22, 2008
5. Amazon.com
Nearly 230 reviewers mostly praise the MX 1100, often citing its ergonomics and new buttons. A few reviewers pan a slightly cheap feel to the plastic, and one user finds the mouse too large, even for "medium-sized" hands.
Review: Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse, Contributors to Amazon.com
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