Logitech Performance MX Wireless Laser Mouse Review : A Raw Diamond

Early last year, the laser sensor had became an industry standard with it being used on 97% of mice. Now while much better that inferred and ball mice, the average mouse is often limited to what surface it can be used on. 

Frequently leading to mouse mats being used because glossy and transparent surfaces can interfere with the tracking. This is where Dark Field comes into play, and claims it can be used on every surface.

Now, we honestly say that we haven’t tested every surface out there, but we are very confident in saying that the Performance MX sensor will work with anything you throw with it. If you have always wanted to work without a mouse mat or keep your desktop clutter free on a glass desk, Logitech’s Darkfield sensor can make that a reality.

To connect the Performance MX, Logitech has incorporated it with its new Unifying receiver. The receiver itself is just like a tiny USB pen, sticking out at less than a centimetre.

This is great for frequent travellers as you can leave the receiver plugged in at all times. Being a Unifying product, it can work together with six other Logitech devices from this single Bluetooth dongle.

There's some bad news for you left handed people as this mouse uses a right hand only ergonomic design. Yet if you’re a righty everything is within fingers reach; it has four buttons on the side where your thumb usually sits.