Logitech V470 Bluetooth Mouse

[Darksaber]

To read this review go to: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Logitech/V470/

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[danielcart]

Thanks for the great review!

There is just a small mistake with the two last links to caseking, both go to the same article with the color white

[BOSE]

I bought the same mouse a few days before the review came out, and i have to tell you its a fantastic mouse for laptops. But i bought the blue one, its very nice.

[AustinTashis]

Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but I just read this review and have a question about it. On the last page, one of the "thumbs up" points is "Solid feel," but one of the "thumbs down" points is "Plastic feels a bit flimsy." I'm having a hard time reconciling those two comments.

[Darksaber]

Originally Posted by AustinTashis

Apologies for resurrecting an old thread, but I just read this review and have a question about it. On the last page, one of the "thumbs up" points is "Solid feel," but one of the "thumbs down" points is "Plastic feels a bit flimsy." I'm having a hard time reconciling those two comments.

Hi Austin!

It is ok if you ressurect the thread

Well the plastic of the mouse is very solid, which means there is no creaking, the paint job is perfect and you can treat the mouse as you would any device in your notebook bag. It is a very robust mouse.

But on the other side, the mouse feels hollow and it is painfully obvious that the part is build completely out of plastic unlike other notebook logitech mice like the VX Revolution. Some may not like that.

Thus the two points.

cheers
DS

[bestbuy1965]

In your review of the Logitech V470 Bluetooth Mouse, you say, "you will have to reconnect it everytime the notebook is turned off." Does this reconnection happen automatically, or does it require interaction between the user and the mouse software every time the computer is turned on?

[Darksaber]

Originally Posted by bestbuy1965

In your review of the Logitech V470 Bluetooth Mouse, you say, "you will have to reconnect it everytime the notebook is turned off." Does this reconnection happen automatically, or does it require interaction between the user and the mouse software every time the computer is turned on?

No it does not. Maybe you can set your bluetooth module to automatically connect to the mouse, but not trough the software. You will have to do manually. This is a security measure, so that no other device can sneak n there instead.

cheers
DS

[bestbuy1965]

Thank you for the reply. This helps with my buying decision.