Review on Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent Mouse by Agata yziska ᠌

Name: Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent Mouse
Item: Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent Mouse
Rating: 5

April 21, 2023

I'm impressed! Exactly the product deserves your attention.

Six months later, he could no longer tolerate the creak and decided to demolish it. I took the top of the case off and glued two centimeters of adhesive tape under the base in the area of the latches, as well as a couple of pieces on the "heels" that press the main buttons. This eliminated the backlash, as well as the squeaks, and the case is now completely silent.

I think it would be great if Logitech produced a mouse that was just as quiet but also had a large footprint (about the size of your palm) and featured a button on top that allowed you to switch between computers. It is not any less convenient to carry around a huge mouse than it is to bring around a smaller mouse.

It would be great if Logitech's input devices (mouse and keyboard) had the capability to simultaneously switch between the keyboard and mouse with just one click from a single device.
I have a Logitech K780 keyboard, and in order to move between functions, I must first click the mouse and then press a shortcut key. It is inconvenient when you neglect to switch both input devices to the same computer at the same time, which can happen occasionally.

Pros

— a hassle-free way to move between two PCs with just one click. - silent keys - It has a very long battery life; - It is highly dependable and easy for use in the office. - bluetooch and radio whistle, both channels are operational at all times.

Cons

Only two of the seven buttons are the ones that are considered to be the primary ones. The ones on the sides, the button for switching between computers, and the button on the wheel are all louder than the others, but they do not ring. In addition, the number of times these additional keys are used is much less frequently. My springs groan as I press down on the primary keys, and the upper portion of the casing groans as I press my palm against it (see comment for cured). There is a transition to the second machine that has bluetooth, which I have given some thought to (for at least a couple of seconds; during that time, I have the opportunity to move the mouse across the screen). Perhaps the issues are occurring on my other machine (although modern bluetooch 5, with win 10 prof). With a radio whistle that was tied to the mouse, we were able to get our information back instantaneously.