Has pros: It works completely via bluetooth, I use it with windows 10, no problems were found. The charge lasts for several weeks. In the hand lies comfortably, tactilely very pleasant. Some cons: The wheel can "sink", especially after transportation - maybe I just got one.

Different pros: I took it as a gift for a child. Work on any surface. Big paws. Comfortable for the hand. Built-in battery For this Five. Has some cons VERY LOUD keystrokes. If you could give a separate score Then it's 1 (COL) for them.

Will unquestionably be purchasing a rug. He mentioned that he would suggest purchasing it, but with a significant caveat attached. Unhappily, the primary function, which consists of high-quality movement of the pointer and its adjustment, only works for 3–4 out of a possible 5. When taking into consideration the cost. I was anticipating a more satisfying user experience, to use the term that is currently in vogue. Got pros: Battery that can be recharged internally and has a lengthy life span…

Has pros: Bought to replace Logitech VX Nano (I think this is the best compact mouse). * dimensions * fits perfectly in the hand (in mine) Got cons: * charging port could be USB-C * the total time of using battery gadgets is limited by the service life of the built-in battery and this is annoying

Its pros: The most comfortable mouse in this format. The wheel swinging left and right is a mega feature! Has some cons A rather limited range of functions can be assigned to the source switch button (top center of the mouse).

This Logitech mouse is perhaps the greatest one available today. Some pros: The sensor is extremely precise, allowing the pointer to move without jerkiness and remain unaffected by surface imperfections (which is something cheaper models sin). Appreciation will come from architects and urban planners. Even for those with larger hands, the button layout and ergonomics are very convenient. At the same time compact size. Does not occupy the available USB port (bluetooth) The Flow function, which…

In general, a really good mouse. Even nonetheless, the best example of its kind, in my opinion. With a price tag like that, it stands to reason that there could be higher-end components (the same aluminum or carbon fiber, for example), and it's about time for everyone to forget about microUSB. Got pros: + Small, convenient size, weight, and grip; pleasing to the touch and appearance; + Buttons 4, 5 under the fingers; + Bluetooth and/or radio connection to three different computers, with quick…

Not a terrible mouse at all. It's not that good, but it is good. There is no question that the level of craftsmanship is not appropriate for over 5000. Within a day, I was able to adjust to the fact that there is no button to click on the scroll. I adjusted it so that the scroll would tilt in both directions, and it works perfectly. Now, I hardly even notice it anymore. Made the switch from the MX Master 2S to this one due to the fact that it is a more comfortable size.

Since 2022, I've had a Logitech V550 Nano Gray USB Mouse at work, and it's been performing faultlessly the whole time. Considering that I spend anywhere from eight to twelve hours a day using CAD. The case is going to be literally scraped to holes in a short amount of time (see photo). Why can't you make the buttons in the same way that they were before, with the original design that prevented the internal parts from getting clogged up as on the V550?!

Model for travel norms. But when it comes to the house, I'd rather have something that's a step or two above this model. In particular, the model of little protrusions on the sides and back upwards is absent (tubercle of the lung). This worked perfectly on earlier models. It is unclear why they decided to change the design.

With its pros. Ergonomics always the best, already the third product of this model Some cons: The battery is not very convenient. Batteries used to be better

Has pros: + Compact + Works on glass + Scroll cool + Dedicated middle button instead of wheel click Its cons: A bit low. At first, my hand was tired, but I got used to it. I have a small hand, I think the mouse is not suitable for a large hand.

Has pros: An ideal mobile mouse, I forgot somewhere while wandering around meetings, on the same day I ordered two of the same ones - for myself and my wife. Has cons: The first mx any (it is also alive and well, used with an old laptop) does not have a wonderful case in the kit, now mx any 3 travels in it.

The mouse can be charged from USB right during operation (naturally, it does not turn into a wired mouse - only charging is carried out via USB, and the mouse usually works as a wireless one). In the MX3, the wheel became dual-range - you spin fast, scrolling fast, spinning slowly - slow. Clicking on the wheel (middle button) works. All buttons can be reconfigured.

I chose between the Apple Mouse and this model, I'm happy with the choice. Its pros: Official program for Settings High-quality macOS gesture support Setting up a bunch of commands for additional buttons (including separately for programs) Silent "infinite" scrolling (the only one I use) Cons: At first, the clicks of the main buttons seemed very loud, but later I got used to it. The connector is not USB-C. At the bottom left, it would be convenient if there was one more additional button. Since

Some pros: - A capacious battery, after the purchase I did not charge it for more than a month, and this is on a half-empty battery. After a full charge, it has been several months - still no need to charge again. - Compact, ergonomic, many buttons. Beautiful design. - You can connect directly to your computer via Bluetooth, or use a USB receiver. Remembers up to three different computers and switches between them with a button on the rear panel. Can be charged at the same time as work. - Works

Has pros: Very compact and comfortable. I highly recommend. For me, the design is perfect. But just to modify the wheel itself exactly, and it would be super. Charging lasts a very long time, charges quickly. Some cons: The gesture button is clearly superfluous. It would be better to leave the standard functions on the wheel button. The wheel itself is of course not very accurate. I compare with the g604 gaming mouse, I use both constantly. The second wheel stroke is much more accurate.

I read multiple reviews about the fact that this model starts to fail literally after half a year, double clicks appear, the wheel stops working, etc., but I still took a chance. Given the two-year warranty period, it’s not scary if I demand a replacement =) So far 5, but if the mouse starts to act up, I will ate the review. Has pros: It sits perfectly in the hand, not light, but at the same time small, which is a plus for me. Different cons: Not the quietest buttons. Plug micro usb instead of…

On the advice of a friend, I installed the Mos application, which helped to make scrolling smoother, but the mouse still had to be returned due to an unergonomic shape. The hand got tired corny faster than with mice of the usual classical form. Some pros: Programmable keys, including wheel tilt left/right, 2 scroll modes. Some cons: Poor weight distribution and ergonomics: due to poor weight distribution (the center of gravity is located at the back of the mouse), it is necessary to pick up the

Probably the best mouse from Logitech today Has pros: A very accurate sensor, the cursor moves smoothly and does not react to surface irregularities (which is something cheaper models sin). Designers and planners will appreciate. Convenient button layout and ergonomics, even for large hands. At the same time compact size. Does not take up USB port (bluetooth) The Flow function (focus with cursor jumping from computer to computer) - works. Button settings software is unobtrusive and functional…