Peripheral power: 30 peripherals tested

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23 December 2002 01:00 PM
Tags: combo, 109, logitech, duo, usb, elite, mini, pro

Logitech MX300 Mouse

RRP: AU$99.95 Logitech MX300 Mouse

The Good: The MX300 boasts a whopping 800dpi optical resolution, which makes it very responsive; one of the best gaming mice we've ever seen. It has one extra button on top of mouse which, by default, performs task switching.

The Bad: The software installer tries to dump a load of unrelated stuff onto your desktop -- links to eBay and some games. Placement of the extra button could be better; we often missed it and/or forgot it was there.

The Verdict: An excellent mouse for gamers and graphics artists alike, although it does cost accordingly.

Peripheral Power
Introduction

Mice
Belkin USB Mouse
Belkin Optical USB/PS2 Mouse
Belkin Combo USB/PS2 Mouse
Kensington ValuMouse 2 Button
Kensington ValuMouse 3 Button
Kensington ValuMouse Scroll
Kensington Mouse-In-A-Box Optical
Kensington PocketMouse
Kensington PocketMouse Pro
Logitech MX300 Mouse
Logitech MX500 Mouse
Microsoft Notebook Optical Mouse
Microsoft Optical Mouse Blue
Microsoft Wheel Mouse Optical

Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse Blue

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