Review on Renewed Logitech M720 Wireless Triathlon Mouse with Bluetooth, Hyper-Fast Scrolling and USB Unifying Receiver for PC, Laptop - Black by Mateusz Rybarczyk ᠌

Bought as the last hope for wireless. Because wireless mice from Microsoft and Dell were peeling (the former) and constantly losing connection (the latter). And also for the need for more manipulations than standard left and right clicks + scroll-click with the wheel. The mouse met my expectations completely. I did not specifically write a review initially, but only after a year of use. Because I use two computers at work, the ability to instantly switch between them with one (special) mouse button was just a salvation, because. you do not have to pay much attention and have a whole bunch of devices on the table. It is also possible to configure device switching without pressing buttons at all, but only by moving the mouse cursor to the screen. This function is configured in the LogitechOptions utility and works if both computers are connected to the same network. The mouse works in tandem with the Logitech K380 keyboard, also with the function of switching between devices with a button. LogitechOptions allowed you to customize the behavior of the mouse keys in various programs, and paired with the program for reassigning the keys and mouse buttons (search on the Internet so that there are no ads) it just turned into a combine. I counted 48 actions (not counting the pop-up menus with the choice of the necessary options) that I perform with 10 mouse buttons. I really like the possibility of controlled and free scrolling. When you need to rewind a lot, press the key above the wheel, it is freed from staggering and you can overclock the rewind to the speed of the limited processor power. Yes, the buttons are a little greasy and the surface relief in the area of ​​​​the thumb is no longer so noticeable, but compared to peeling rubber from the sides and wheels, after a year of use, the Microsoft Comfort Mouse 4000 is just a survival champion. My recommendations to people seeking to get the most out of their devices and the time they work with them. For standard jobs that don't require multitasking, there are cheaper options.