Bought it for Windows 7 for work. Have a Magic Mouse at home, but this one works just as stated. Scroll is good. Smooth clicks. Generally a good feel. Plug and play, and easy programming options.

Easy To Set Up; Easy To Use

Imagine using Windows 8 on a laptop or desktop without a touch screen. It isn't fun, the fanfare of Windows 8 quickly wares off and you are left with feeling gipped. Luckily mouse manufacturers like Logitech began looking for solutions to this problem and came up with some pretty good ideas.

Installation; Windows 8 Shortcut; Quiet Scrolling

Design

Logitech comes through again with the Zone Touch mouse to save my windows 8 experience. In three words - quick, simple, perfect. If you've not used Windows 8, it has a "tiled" interface that scrolls horizontally on the display (similar to the Xbox 360 interface).

It looks like new. It connected to my unifying USB in no time and works immediately. It take a while to get use to the swiping strip but it's OK and convenient once you are used to it.

The new Windows 8 was annoying the snot out of me before I figured out some keyboard shortcuts. This mouse makes all the difference when scrolling with tiles, using charms and switching to the desktop easily. All the components of the new interface actually make sense now.

I really like this mouse. It is a good size for my hand and I love the way I can configure it as a traditional three button mouse which is very useful when using the mouse with 3D CAD software such as Rhino 3D. An added bonus would be if it were Bluetooth. Overall, I am very happy with this mouse.

The Logitech Zone Touch Mouse T400 is the latest entry in what promises to be a burgeoning (and lucrative) market: peripherals designed to make Windows 8 more user friendly. While the T400 is a good all-around mouse with a handsomely minimalist appearance, its low profile and somewhat basic gesture...

Logitech has done a fine job bringing mice to the market that at least partially compensate for the lack of a touch screen on a Windows 8 system. Unless you have just purchased a brand new all-in-one system or notebook with built-in touchscreen, chances are slim tot none that you own a touchscreen...

Now that the Microsoft Windows 8 Operating System (OS) has been released, many are finding that navigation with a mouse is somewhat lacking. Microsoft put much emphasis on touch and if your PC doesn't have a touchscreen display then you are missing out on some of the programs ease of use.

Overall, this is the best ‘normal' (not designed for gaming) mouse I've used in a long time. With the addition of tactile feedback to the scroll pad, it would be a five-star platinum...