Review on Logitech M510 Blue Wireless Mouse with USB 🖱️ Unifying Receiver - Comfortable Shape, Back/Forward Buttons and Side-to-Side Scrolling by Agata Buczkowska  (B ᠌

When I started using computers, I've always had a mouse. Choose among a few different wireless mouse at that time. I ultimately decided to go with the M510 because it does not have any of these pointless ergonomic curves, and it appears to be a standard business mouse. The device may be used comfortably with either the right or left hand, although the left thumb has access to several additional buttons that are located under the thumb of the right hand. I spend most of my time with her playing games. In games, it responds similarly to a standard wired one, meaning that it is neither snappy nor slow. It will be so when you configure the sensitivity settings. I used AA batteries with a capacity of 2700 mAh, but when they are played with, they do not maintain their charge for more than two to three days. I switched to regular Duracell finger batteries because they have a longer shelf life and can power my game for several weeks. A wireless mouse will take some getting used to for anyone who is used to working with a wired mouse. In spite of this, batteries contribute to an increase in overall weight. Both those who are going to use it for work and those who are going to use it for gaming would benefit from having that mouse, which comes highly recommended by yours truly. Great mouse!