The MX Revolution has two major arguments going for it:  an unparallel optimization for right-handers and an intelligent scroll wheel capable of a click-to-click or freely rolling mode (hyper-fast scrolling) to quickly go through long documents. After eight months of tests we can say that we are believers even if this mouse doesn’t try to rival gamer models.  Here, comfort is more important than brute performance which is secondary for a product more destined for the office.

A large budget for more comfort in documents
 
High performance fans can pass on this mouse.  The MX is a simple 800 dpi / 125 Hz version but nevertheless it does have a laser sensor.  We shouldn’t expect the reactivity of hardcore gamer models nor the change in one click to a slower cursor speed for more precision.
The material on its foot pads isn’t the best either and we noticed that it rubs more than even an aging G5.  The MX is first and foremost an office mouse with great ergonomics to best accommodate right-handers.  Once you get over its very original design your hand falls comfortably into place without mistakenly clicking the thumb button.

On the other hand, we didn’t keep the default settings for the buttons and the driver was particularly helpful in arranging this for us.