When he was younger, he used to like playing games on the computer. After that, I went out and purchased a wired (not radio; this is not accurate) Logitek G9 mouse or something comparable. Laser, complete with two covers and weights. Those days are long gone; you moved out of the flat, and the computer was just sitting there collecting dust while it waited in the wings. After 9 years, the time had come: the office required a computer that was operational, but the budget for a new machine was…

I've been using the fantastic Cordless Desktop MX3100 wireless set for a while now, however the central wheel has started to feel a little bit sluggish, so I made the decision to update the set. I'm used to having a certain number of buttons in front of me, therefore that was the feature I was looking for. The K800 keyboard and the M705 mouse ended up being the ones that won out. Everything is in working order with the keyboard, but after a year of use, it has become quite difficult to operate…

Before the m705, there was an older mouse made by Logitech that was also wireless. However, the receiver on that mouse was connected to a separate wire, and it could only operate up to a distance of one meter. A incredibly large mouse; there are a lot of mice on the market right now, but the vast majority of them are either very small or worthless generic garbage. Having two different scrolling modes was a decision that turned out to be incredibly helpful. The second mode is activated by…

After using it for two days and then reading the reviews on the market, I discovered that I was not the only one who had this problem, and I made the decision to send it back. It was so expensive that I decided to replace it with the Logitech M280, which features LED optics rather than a laser and costs half as much. Works much better on my desk. Even though it only has a few functionalities, it does its job. Many advantages: 1. Convenient wheel for scrolling 2. A long lifespan for the battery…

Pros: Convenient, easily customizable features. Holds a charge for a long time. Works well on different surfaces Has cons: the side button for switching programs, the markings were erased over time and washed out a little.

The movements of the palm are not replicated by the mouse; rather, the mouse has some kind of independent life of its own. This gadget is not in the least bit suitable for use with either game editors or game editors. Anyone who has ever used a reliable and well-thought-out mouse (well, at least the Logitek of previous models, and not necessarily expensive or overpriced) will not be bothered by this mouse for a considerable amount of time. After perhaps a couple of minutes had passed since the…

A little over three thousand dollars was paid for it when it was purchased roughly three years ago. A little over a year was spent working for 5. Example 1: I thought it was one for gaming at first. I competed in World of Warcraft's arena, and for someone who is familiar with the subject matter, there were no issues. Where running is required there, we went there and ran. They were able to achieve a rating of 1800 in the arena by using this mouse. So, it can be deduced that this mouse engaged…

I have been making use of it for more than 8 years! No joking! The mice overcame two separate fatalities. Incredible from a technological and technical point of view is the mouse. There is no product on the market that can adequately replace it, but the highly inept software really ruins the overall impression. Got pros: Two of these mice are currently being used in my lab. at both the office and the house. This is perhaps the best mouse that money can buy. The ergonomics are second to none…

Its pros: very comfortable in the hand and the location of the laser is perfectly matched, though I got used to it for 2 weeks, but it is very convenient, the fast scroll wheel is a good thing! Has some cons The mouse only lasted a year! then the wheel stopped working and the left mouse button either does not respond to pressing or makes 2 or more clicks

I needed a new mouse to replace my M500, so I bought this one. Even though the M500 is slightly larger than other mice, I was concerned that I would not be able to use it comfortably. To my surprise, however, not only does it fit perfectly in my hand, but it also has all of the benefits of a wireless mouse. It seems to me that all 3 years will work on the same batteries because the program writes the remaining charge for 1050 days with 2 fresh Duracell-type finger batteries, so you don't have…

People's reviews of the mouse are quite positive; what kind of individuals are you? Four years have passed since I first got my mouse. As someone who works with CAD and CAM systems, I can attest to the excellent scrolling and excellent control. When I am concentrating on the cursor and not the mouse, repositioning it is quite easy for me. Because of the transfer that takes place in the laptop, there is sometimes not enough time to pull the receiver out and place it in the mouse. As a result, I…

Buddies, the mouse had a lifespan of FIVE years when it was continuously powered by the batteries that were provided in the kit. It would appear as though she has no need for them at all. In all seriousness, you can leave only one battery in the tray, and the device will continue to function as expected. My mouse is seven years old and still feels comfortable in the hand; the only thing that has worn away is the Logitech branding. The rest operates as smoothly as a well-oiled machine. It's…

Purchased one year ago. I took the mouse with me as a permanent accessory in a laptop bag, which is something that you can always take with you and do not have to worry about it becoming discharged or not functioning properly on some surface (although there are some). The mouse has a high level of quality and justifies the cost. Although it makes playing shooters more difficult, I do have another mouse that I can use. There is good software available that allows you to implement smooth…

It's been three months now, and I use it anywhere from five to ten hours every day. The utility displays a total of 1010 days of remaining battery life. It is quite improbable that they will last that long, but even if the batteries survive for a year, this will be an accomplishment in and of itself. Both the weight and the ergonomics of the mouse are just right for my male hand. If you want the mouse to be more comfortable for a female hand, you can remove one of the batteries, which will…

This mouse was a really poor investment on my part, and I regret it very much. I gave it a lot of thought, checked out several reviews, and crossed my fingers. This mouse has received accolades from a number of different sources, but in the end, it still just seems like a mouse for $500. A creaking sound can be heard when either the left or right button is pressed, and a click on the left mouse button is given when the right button is pressed. Additionally, the wheel appears to be clinging to…

Has some pros Beautiful, there is a unify receiver (or whatever it is called, when several devices can be hung on one receiver). Convenient, economical. Some cons: After a couple of years of use, the left button died. About 6 years ago I encountered something similar on a Logitech laptop mouse, I thought they fixed it, but no (

Personally, I use this mouse at work, and I couldn't be happier with it. It's very convenient. When I play games at home, I use a wired Razer Imperator, and it's already uncomfortable to somehow turn the Razer step-by-step wheel. The mouse is not small, which cannot but pleasure those with a large palm) (compared to mice for laptops); - And the most significant reason why I got it is the possibility to modify the options for scrolling the wheel! Free scrolling of the wheel is another another…

This is not my very first Logitech mouse. I use the G500 at home, but I brought this one with me to work. It was the first time I had used a wireless mouse, and at first I was almost dissatisfied with it. The mouse began to jerk erratically in its movement when the receiver was inserted into the case and the case was placed on the table. Because I put the receiver into the USB port on the display, everything is working properly now. Although the mouse's dpi is only 1000, this is sufficient for…

Purchased in 2022, we are already in the year 2022. As soon as I finished writing this review, she passed away exactly one month later. The piece of plastic that snaps into place on the left button's contact has worn down. I went ahead and bought a Silent Sven to use as a replacement for this one because a mouse with that kind of price tag was not something I was willing to back out of buying. And so a wonderful mouse survived for eight years and went through three sets of batteries in its…

When the warranty on my old M705 ran out in 2022, I turned it in. (LMB stopped working after one year) and I used the m705 revision 2022. The redefining of the buttons brought up an issue very immediately: if the mouse is left untouched for more than five minutes, the initial click on any button will trigger the action that is set as the default. The second issue is that the button redefinition won't work after the laptop has been restarted multiple times because one of the software components,