Review on Logitech M310 Wireless Compact Mouse, Dark Gray by Wiktor Paul ᠌

I had absolutely no choice but to use this particular Logitech mouse type, so let's start there. Even the top-of-the-line Logitech Performance Mouse MX, which should function on any surface, performs like a Chinese noname, with poor cursor positioning, the necessity for a mousepad, and other issues. In my opinion, laser-lit mice have lost all credibility. The same is true of the Logitech M705 and M510. Like Microsoft's Blue-Track illumination, total laser illumination is only used for marketing purposes. I went to the store and tried every mouse on my list that has a radio channel and an optical sensor from Logitech. The only wireless mouse with an optical sensor that is currently available in a medium size is the Logitech M310. The rest are either too small or laser-illuminated. The wheel spins silently; a slight rustling is to be expected; but, in my personal experience, "super-fast scrolling" and the additional 10 buttons on earlier mice are worthless. Clicks are audible, quiet, and have distinct sounds for LMB and RMB. They always function. Of course, this is a quality mark and a trademark of Logitech. Another benefit of the mouse is its symmetry; you can transfer it to the left half of the table and do a simple task there. Works well on both a matte office table and a complex surface "lacquered Soviet table". The nano-receiver in the system unit on the back side functions flawlessly. Overall, a fantastic mouse at a fantastic price, excellent quality, extremely cozy and nice to the touch, and no mat needed! PS: I will use this mouse till Logitech creates (or perfects) a new technology in addition to laser illumination. After a few more months, ZZY will likely be the greatest mouse available. The soft-touch plastic is comfortable to the touch. adequate movement reaction; the batteries have not yet been changed. The only issue is that it moves slowly when the kote's hair is jammed under the mouse sensor.