Review on Logitech M510 Blue Wireless Mouse with USB 🖱️ Unifying Receiver - Comfortable Shape, Back/Forward Buttons and Side-to-Side Scrolling by Dagmara Ufnal ᠌

I purchased it for one thousand dollars, and after using it for approximately a month, I can say that, all things considered, I am pleased with my purchase. With all of its perks. - The plastic has a nice textured look. - It has a pleasant rubber finish under the most distal fingers. - Extra buttons are typically pressed without any jerkiness. It's a shock, but it's also very pleasant. - That mouse is just stunning. Creates a strong and lasting impression. - No scent. - As a result of the manipulator's ability to function using either one or two batteries, its weight can be adjusted to provide more ease. - Without installing any additional software, the mouse wheel can scroll left and right, and additional buttons can work back and forth in Windows 7. These functions can be reprogrammed using the software, of course. - Good longevity of the batteries, which is declared to be two years. - A compact USB adapter for wireless connectivity that does not in any way interfere with using the mouse while seated in front of a laptop and that can be simply stowed away in a compartment next to the batteries in the event that the mouse needs to be transported. - They provided me with a warranty good for three years. Got cons: - The sensation that the ring finger is frequently displaced from its normal position. If you use the device on a bare table, the scroll wheel makes a loud knocking sound when it is pressed, and the wheel cracks when you scroll with a relaxed finger up. However, if you apply a little bit of effort, there is no additional sound, but this is no longer a comfortable way to work. Does not work very well on glossy carpet.