Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the Logitech T620 touch mouse. This is
designed for Windows 8 and optim that's basically Windows 8 compatible and you
should use it with Windows 8. It has six customizable gestures for the top of the
mouse surface. Full touch design for smooth control, a multi-surface
tracking. Oh, okay. So that means the laser or optical or whatever it is in
there. Laser. laser grade optical sensor. Okay, so it's optical, but it's
a really good one. So, the optical sensor can track on pretty much anything. You can scan the QR code to
learn more. Uh, it uses the unifying receiver, so you can connect up to six
Logitech compatible devices, whether they're keyboards, mice, remotes,
whatever else you want to do using that one little dongle in your computer. Full
touch surface lets you naturally swipe, scroll, tap, and click wherever your
fingers rest. Glide through Windows 8 with intuitive gestures for vertical and
horizontal scrolling, start screen access, app switching, and more. smooth
rounded shape for comfortable handling and gesturing. And this shows you some
of the gestures. So there's vertical scrolling and horizontal scrolling. Back
and for oh back and forward swipes, Windows 8 start screen in the middle and
then app switching where you can swipe in from the left. So let's get this bad
boy opened up and find out just how awesome it is. We've got an Windows 8
notebook here. So we can try it out pretty much immediately. And I have no
idea why that's there. And I don't know
what's going on here. So, there's double A batteries. So, it runs off doubleA.
So, you could just use rechargeable AA's, but if it's anything like Logitech's recent products, it's going
to run for like a billion years on batteries anyway. So, um yeah, it's been
a long time since I've replaced any batteries on a Logitech. It's funny, they don't call that out on the
packaging or anything, but So, insert batteries, attach battery door, power on
the mouse, plug in the receiver, and we're going to do all that stuff, and we'll be back in a moment. There's a
little guide in the manual showing you most of the functions, but if you open
up the set point software swapware software, it actually shows you
everything you can do. So, you can middle click uh click the lower 2/3 of
the touch surface with two fingers. So, I'll show you guys everything that we're
doing. So, for example, you can middle click to open up a or to close a browser
window. Middle click. Done. So you just put your fingers there and you actually
the whole the whole mouse only
has one click and it uses the touch the
uh the touch sensitive surface on the top to determine what you want to do. So
that's why this is a middle click. This
is a right click and this is a left
click. See that? Very cool. So it just goes, oh, there's only something on the
right side. That must be a right click.
Very very cool stuff. Okay, so back to
uh back to set point which I can access by maybe going actually I don't remember
where we left that. We left that on the desktop, right? Okay, so let's go back
to start. There we go. Back to
the Okay, let's go back to the desktop. And
I really don't Oh, right. Slick always hides a start menu. So that's why I'm
having trouble with this. Okay, so middle click. Here we go. So double tap
the 2/3 surface, lower two/irds of the touch surface with one finger. You can
set all kinds of different cool stuff. So check this out. Double tap lower
2/3. And does it not like it if I pick it
up? Oh, there we go. Yeah, apparently doesn't doesn't like that. Doesn't want
to work if I pick it up. But there you go. Double tap in order to start.
Show/hide the desktop. You can set something up if you want, but we don't
have anything set up. Switching applications is done by swiping from the
left edge of the mouse with one finger. So, I better keep it here. Sorry, the
laptop's not level, which is making this hard. There we go. So, I just swipe like
that to switch between applications. Very cool stuff. Okay. Show charms is
swiping in from the right edge with one finger. So, this will make accessing the
charms menu a billion times easier than if you have to kind of go to the corner
and then wait for it to pop up and then Yeah. So, you just want to do that.
Okay. Then for movement, you can actually use it for vertical scrolling,
horizontal scrolling, and back and forward. So, let's go to a browser. So,
we're going to do our let's close set point. And then
we're going to do our double click. Then, we're going to go
to scroll over here. You probably don't
even have Internet Explorer here, do you, Slick? Yeah, you use Nightly. All right,
good for you with your Firefox pre-alpha. There you go. Okay, so all we
got to do is, you know, go to some, I don't know, some page or something. And
then check it out. So, we showed you scrolling inside the Windows 8 UI. Now,
we can show you scrolling on a page. Just like that. Don't have to have a
physical mouse wheel anymore. No big deal. And I accidentally clicked, but
it's okay. Okay, don't let that sort of take away from the coolness of this
experience. And then back is done with two fingers to the left and forward is
done with two fingers to the right, which I have a little bit of trouble with. I find forward a little bit
awkward, but I don't have much trouble with back. It'll take some getting used
to. Oh yeah, I did it before. There we go. but it's a totally new way of
interacting with your computer using the mouse to enable the touch features of
Windows 8 without actually having a touchscreen monitor. So, thank you for
checking out my unboxing and first look at I completely forget the model number
now. Thank you of the T620 touch mouse
from Logitech. Don't forget to subscribe for more unboxings, reviews, and other
computer videos. And I don't think I ever showed this, but it has an onoff
switch. There's uh the batteries are sort of here and you can store your
unifying receiver here if you want to use it as a notebook mouse and sort of
carry it around with you. So you just kind of chuck that in there and then you don't have to worry about it getting
lost. So close that and uh I don't think
I ever gave you a close look at it overall actually. So there you go.
That's what the mouse looks like and then you can put it in your little carrying bag and it will be protected
because it's a touchcreen surf or touchscreen touch surface. So you don't
want to sort of wreck it. And we're done.