Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
One example: I was very surprised at the high quality of the stitching, the sturdiness of the handles and the padding for my laptop. The price is amazingly low and the look is very good. I am quite happy with this purchase. It fit my MacBook Pro perfectly, with a little bit of room to spare.
Solution is here: Positive Review
Explanation: This rating is correct based on this review provided by the user as they liked the product very much and they were surprised that product is so good.

Now, solve this: REVISED November 2015- I WILL NEVER EVER BUY ANOTHER LOGITECH PRODUCT AGAIN. It's been flaky for weeks, but today, the Logitech Gaming software, for no reason- no updates, no system updates, no hardware changes- suddenly refuses to detect this mouse. No fix available- older drivers don't work, uninstalling and reinstalling doesn't work, re-connecting to the receiver doesn't work, downloading the driver from Windows Update doesn't work. I now have a mouse (which I am using with the generic Windows &#34;HID-compliant mouse&#34; driver) that has NO FEATURES. None. Without the Logitech Gaming Software to apply your custom profiles, there is NO REASON to use this mouse. I previously liked using the buttons to do auto-middle-click; mute; volume up/down, etc. NO MORE.<br />I WILL NEVER EVER BUY ANOTHER LOGITECH PRODUCT AGAIN. They always end up having some glaring problem, but not right away. You think &#34;oh, finally they made one that works&#34; but after a time, it fails- and always in a way that makes the product useless. Since Logitech seems to be the only other company besides Microsoft making full-featured mice/keyboards, I have ended up buying a number of them. I have 3 mice and one touchpad RIGHT NOW sitting on my computer desk, this will be the FOURTH ONE I have given up on using. (Mx705, M510, T650 and this Gaming 602.) IT IS A COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY and time to buy Logitech- their support will NOT help you get the hardware going again once it has gone wonky. They give you the &#34;reinstall the driver&#34; and reboot the computer, which in my experience has NEVER fixed the problem. There appear to be no more fixes, and I am no longer a Logitech customer.<br />PREVIOUS REVIEW: (yes, I previously said I liked the mouse. Hard to like it when it doesn't work.)<br />I've tried various other Logitech mice before (non-gaming) and there was always something 'wrong' with them- something I didn't like that made me stop using them. Either the buttons were placedbadly, or the click pressure was too much/too light, the shape was wrong, etc (you might say I'm picky). I'm more partial to the Microsoft shape of mouse, they fit my hand better; I think they're wider. I have a large hand and this mouse fits great. The one thing I was worried about has turned out to be a non-problem: my thumb sits on the thumb rest, and it rests against the lower row of the 6 side buttons. I thought it might make me accidentally press a button occasionally; but since the buttons have a firm clicking threshold, it's not an issue. They aren't hard to press, but the light pressure of my thumb resting there doesn't trigger them- you have to deliberately click. Speaking of click pressure- the top left and right buttons are actually easier to press, they have a light click threshold. The left main button (index finger) is actually a little easier to press than the right or middle buttons. I'm not sure if this is a flaw, or was intentional. It hasn't caused any problems, I just have noticed it. I'm hoping as time goes on it doesn't get easier to press, as that would make it have almost no resistance. I've only had the mouse for about a month, so we'll see. The middle button/roller is very easy to roll, it has very light clicks while rolling, you can't turn them off like on some other Logitech mice. It also is a little narrower than the typical Logitech roller button, and has a somewhat grippy texture- not like shiny plastic, but not rubbery either, I like it - just right. I've also seen people say that it doesn't have the left-right (backward/forward) function on the scroll wheel - IT DOES. You just need to push a little, it takes a little more pressure. Not a hard push, just a nice solid click.<br />I'm not using the mouse for gaming, just normal computer use- browsing, editing, graphics, etc. The DPI adjustment seems to make little difference, it tracks well no matter what. The range is not a problem- it goes at least 10 feet, probably much longer,and there's a USB extension cable in case you need to move the receiver. The receiver is NOT the usual Logitech multi-receiver, it only works with this mouse. I just plugged it into a hub on my desk and it worked. Since I'm not a gamer, I like wireless mice; I really don't think it makes any difference that it's wireless, I've never had any glitches or lags in tracking. I do use a thin plastic mouse mat for optical mice, it works very well. I've actually tried it on two mats, the WowPad and a Corsair Vengeance (they are very similar surfaces). The mouse feet/pads make a slight sound when moving on the pad, it hasn't bothered me. I think it would be noisier on a cloth surface.<br />One thing I haven't been able to test is the battery life. I use it every day, and the battery level hasn't gone down one bar yet (I'm using both batteries it came with). Also, the performance/endurance modes seem the same- that might be different if you were far from the receiver. It apparently has great life like everyone says, which is typical for Logitech mice. The weight is very typical for a two-battery wireless mouse, I like a little weight in a mouse, again it's just right.<br />A comment on the software- it lets you assign keys to each button, you can assign any key to any button. You can also assign any mouse button function to any button (left click, right click, middle click, double click, back, forward), including the DPI up/down buttons. Those are a little out of my normal reach, so I really don't use them, the thumb buttons are handier. If you don't use it for gaming, there are probably too many buttons, but not really a problem :).<br />Appearance wise, using it at work, it looks a little odd (sort of Terminator-ish); but for gaming mice it's nice and reserved looking. The part on top that appears silver in the photos is actually more dark, more a gunmetal color, except the DPI buttons which are silver. The top and buttons are plastic, the sides are textured but not rubbery. My last Microsoft mouse had textured but more rubbery sides, that coating wore off on two mice after about a year of use. This looks more durable, but only time will tell.<br />All in all- a really good mouse. I think I've finally found 'the one.'
Solution:
Negative Review