Review on 🖱️ Renewed Logitech M705 Wireless Marathon Mouse: 3-Year Battery & Hyper-Fast Scrolling in Ergonomic Black Design for PC/Laptop with Unifying Receiver by Goro Honda ᠌

I took the time to read many negative reviews. but despite this, the purchase was made. There have been no major complaints lodged, though it is possible that the varying phases of all the planets' orbits coincided with one another. Permit me to respond to something: 1. It is recommended that you use a mouse pad rather than any other surface. Really, why would you want a desktop laser mouse to crawl all over your blankets, couches, and pillows?! 2. With regard to your poor pointing, you did not even attempt to set up the mouse; instead, you simply plugged in the transmitter receiver and waited for a miracle to happen. I promptly disabled the acceleration and lowered the speed, and by doing so, I was able to achieve feelings that were almost identical to those produced by the prior mouse. 3. The middle button of the mouse, yes, it may be inconvenient, although I would call it unusual, because it is pressed a little differently than in other mice. This makes it stand out from other mice. 4. Because the sensor is not in the correct position, nothing will work. I will restate that after the setup, I did not see any difference between this mouse and the one I was using before, which also has a sensor in the middle. 6. The scrolling is terrible, but the dual-mode scrolling is awesome (even though I disabled the smooth scrolling option because I'm used to it being this way). 7. A hefty mouse, which is not out of the ordinary for me; however, I am sorry that you did not check the product specifications before purchasing it; these details include the type of batteries and the weight of the mouse. To tell you the truth, I have only encountered non-removable batteries in desktop mice. AA batteries were never an option. I'll add on my own that I was startled by the reverse of the back and forth buttons, because a4tech has everything exactly the opposite of what it should be. PS Logitech offers a worldwide warranty; if something breaks during the warranty period, write to them, they will ask you to send the product (although they don't ask very often), and in return, they will send a new one or a similar one as agreed upon if the current model is no longer in production. If something breaks during the warranty period, write to them. About a year later, the scrolling on my PS2 began to "lag" slightly. I contacted support, and they promptly sent me a replacement mouse.