I am currently using an MX1000 as my laptop mouse. It certainly owns everything else I've ever used, wired or otherwise. The only problem using it with a laptop is that the receiver is corded and quite bulky (it's a charging station for the mouse).
I get around this because I also have the nice red Logitech laptop mouse, as well... with the little-bitty dongle receiver... which just so happens to work with the MX1000.
The MX1000 has a built-in battery that packs quite a charge over even the MX700/900 that have two rechargeable AA batteries. I charge it overnight every few days and it works very well. The MX1000 even has an on/off switch on the bottom, so it doesn't use any power stowed away in my backback. The power-saving features of the MX1000 are quite good as well. Even the power-meter on the side goes out when the mouse is idle.
I get around this because I also have the nice red Logitech laptop mouse, as well... with the little-bitty dongle receiver... which just so happens to work with the MX1000.
The MX1000 has a built-in battery that packs quite a charge over even the MX700/900 that have two rechargeable AA batteries. I charge it overnight every few days and it works very well. The MX1000 even has an on/off switch on the bottom, so it doesn't use any power stowed away in my backback. The power-saving features of the MX1000 are quite good as well. Even the power-meter on the side goes out when the mouse is idle.
