It doesn't happen very often, but there are times when evolutionary products are conceptualized and released to market. In the case of the Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical, it falls into the latter category. Welcome to 'Version 1.0' hardware. It all started back in early March when Logitech issued a press release that so many like myself eagerly awaited and anticipated - a cordless optical mouse. However, four days of near constant use has whittled my views on this device to a mere skeleton of my former thoughts.
Lets start with the good things.
From a comfort and ergonomics stand-point, it's really well designed. I've used and tested every Microsoft and Logitech mouse thus far, and this one has by far the most comfortable design to date. By far the most discerning features in terms of ergonomic design are it's side high-grip pads. Similar in feel and texture to latex rubber, the thumb and pinky grip points were designed with the original MouseMan corded-optical flaws in mind. They now provide long-duration comfort as well as good grip.