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how durable are logitech laser mouse?

by johnnybravo123 Jun 3, 2009 9:19AM PDT

For example, if it is dropped from a height of two feet would it remain completely in top shape or could some minor damage be done?

Thanks for the input.

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Carpet or concrete?
by r. proffitt Former Forum moderator Jun 3, 2009 10:40AM PDT

Carpet it's fine. I have a few v450's that have done that.

Concrete? Not going to try it.
Bob

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we'll go with carpet
by johnnybravo123 Jun 3, 2009 10:51AM PDT

That is good to know, really appreciate it, thanks.

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Hardwood
by Renegade Knight Jun 4, 2009 4:54AM PDT

I've knocked mine onto hardwood floors and they have taken the abuse well enough. For durability I like them as much as any other mouse I've used. Used to be a MicroSoft fan until MicroSoft burned me. Turns out I'd been missing out on some Great Logitech mice.

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Logitech mouse
by johnniedoo Aug 21, 2009 9:42PM PDT

I have dropped my v320 so many times you'd think it was a ball. It has survived dozens of 3'falls to a hardwood floor and keeps on clicking I swear by it for durability. It hides scuffs well too. Although there are signs of a tough life, very little shows through.. I was anxious at first but since it survived the first couple of bounces off the floor, I have become much more relaxed about its durability

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