August 3rd, 2007 | by Josh Norem
There is no way around it: The MX 3200 is disappointing, plain and simple.
Highs: Easy installation; no shortage of shortcuts; mouse is comfortable
Lows: Keyboard feels mushy; most shortcuts are useless; mouse lags
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The MX 3200 is Logitech’s latest wireless mouse and keyboard innovation, and like any Logitech device, has more buttons than an airplane cockpit. Don’t let that frighten you, though. The MX 3200, priced at $99, sports a lot of great features, as well as some that are not so great.
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by lol on August 8, 2007:
“I totally dissagree with the reviewers opinion. This is the last keyboard from Logitech to utilize radio rather than Bluetooth. This means that it is the last keyboard to NOT be laggy between user input and what you see on the screen. Everybody hates the MX5000...” More...