
Before the M535, there was the Logitech M185. At some point, the scroll down stopped working on it, as a result, I purchased the M535. And what do you think? After a few months (maybe a little over a year), a similar problem appears on it - the scroll down practically stops working. The wheel is spinning, but there is no scrolling. Moreover, periodically everything returns to normal, but after a while the problem appears again. This is a very annoying drawback, if someone reads a review and decides that you can scroll with a scrollbar - no) Very inconvenient, in general. As for the lack of a laser, this is not critical, it is not felt at all during office work. Only in gaming, in rare moments - with sudden movements, the pointer practically does not react (tested on different rugs). It's a shame, the mouse is several times more expensive than the M185, and the laser costs the same. If they put at least a normal scroll, I could safely recommend the mouse for purchase. And so, this is a significant drawback, spoiling the whole impression. Therefore, I do not recommend. Moreover, I advise you to avoid Logitech mice. Logitech, are you ashamed? On a cheap and expensive model, the same shortcomings.

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