Review on Get swift with Logitech's M185 Wireless Mouse in Grey! by EN Tien ᠌

I just got this mouse yesterday (on February 18, 2017). To get a new mouse from the Logitech MK320 kit because the one that came with it became inoperable (due to my fault). This is a timeless design that does not include any of that flashy garbage, which is a definite positive. Ergonomics (it's vital for me as a left-hander, because it's rare to find a "all-handed" mouse) a somewhat quiet click are two features that are desirable in a mouse. Since I am in the business of video editing, I find that using a mouse serves me very well. Due to the fact that the cursor is so sensitive to its surroundings, there were some issues with its location. The official programs had no positive effect on the situation. In the Windows settings, I have not been able to locate the option for "improved positioning accuracy," and I have not been able to modify the speed of the pointer either through the Windows settings or through the Logitech software. Another issue is that there is no indicator for the current charge. Indicators do not appear to be present on the mouse, and the software that is officially supported by the manufacturer does not recognize it. I have not yet found a solution to this problem, however given that the manufacturer guarantees a lifespan of one year from the battery (well, I think it will be 5-7 months). The workmanship is of the highest caliber. There were no cracks or elements that were walking or creaking that I could find. The matte finish of the plastic, with the exception of the blue border, prevents it from collecting fingerprints. In general, I think this mouse is a good option. She provides justification for her pricing. PS I am not sure whether I am allowed to make comments here. However, if it is possible, and I do not forget to add it in six months, then it will be included. May be.