Logitech has largely remained the leader in the input device market and their hold on the cordless mouse segment is especially firm, almost to the point of being tyrannical. The company has not only had extremely popular and well regarded mice like the MX700 and the MX1000 but has also done a good job selling wireless desktops- keyboard and mouse combinations. So what's the point of all this? Simple put, Logitech knows how to make a solid mouse and they are able to adapt their design skills to different circumstances.

Logitech's news push is its "Advanced Peripherals", high-end, skillfully designed products that scream out "tech luxury". These are following the path of the diNovo keyboard which was not only a success for Logitech but gave them a stylish wireless product that was worthy of almost anyone's wishlist. In this review we will be taking a look at the Advanced Peripherals' notebook mouse: the VX Revolution. As expected, this is a cordless laser mouse that looks great, but it has more than that going for it.