Logitech Laser Mice

alphaomega16 · 20 Feb 2007 at 22:49

Also I know someone coming over from America in the next couple of months anyone know if I could get tech support from Logitech if I buy from abroad ?

Was looking up on the MX1000 and it only has a resolution of 800dpi.

Anyone know if PCWorld has a return policy on products that are not satisfactory to you ?

Is there much of a difference between the MX1000 and the G7 when gaming ?

semi-pro waster · 21 Feb 2007 at 09:17

alphaomega16 said:
You have included too many images in your signature or in your previous post.

Please go back and correct the problem and then continue again. WTF ???

You can use up to 5 pictures on the OcUK forums in one post whether they be .jpegs, .gifs or smilies.

As to whether Logitech will support products bought in America, I suspect they will but I don't know for certain. I'm hoping they do as my G7 was bought in Canada.

alphaomega16 · 21 Feb 2007 at 16:55

semi-pro waster said:
You can use up to 5 pictures on the OcUK forums in one post whether they be .jpegs, .gifs or smilies.

As to whether Logitech will support products bought in America, I suspect they will but I don't know for certain. I'm hoping they do as my G7 was bought in Canada.

ah didnt realize thx for tip

Anyone own both notice any difference between the MX1000 and G7.

semi-pro waster · 21 Feb 2007 at 17:15

I don't own both (I own the G7) but I have used both, the MX1000 is bigger and heavier (partly the reason the battery lasts longer is it is bigger and thus heavier), I didn't find the buttons quite as nice to use on the MX1000 as they required a slightly more forceful push but that may suit you, the 'rocker' switch for your thumb also didn't suit me (it is only a single button on the G7). I also found it a little bit slower, possibly due to the lower resolution but again that may suit you, a G7 on the highest sensitivity can be rather manic if you aren't used to it.