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 Agata Bachanek ᠌

Because, as can be seen, this model has a greater number of flaws, and those flaws are of a much greater significance, I do not advocate purchasing it, particularly given that the price is obviously not commensurate with the quality. It is strongly recommended that you take care of something from the G-series. Got pros: Pleasant in appearance Extended life span for the battery When not in use, the system enters a sleep state to conserve energy. The capacity to function with either one or two batteries, enabling the center of gravity and balance to be adjusted accordingly. The materials appear to be of high quality. The following are some of its negative aspects: The scroll wheel is this model's most obvious and significant flaw. He has a significant disadvantage from the very beginning of the transaction, and if it is simple to shake, the noise of dangling pieces can be heard. - The free scrolling of the wheel is a drawback for me personally because I find it to be extremely inconvenient and completely unnecessary. In fact, I was unable to think of any real-world scenario in which this feature would be useful. Some people have written that "the cool can be twisted only for leisure," which, in my opinion, is utter nonsense; if you want to twist something, you should purchase a spinner. - Again, one of the drawbacks of the wheel is that it requires additional clicks to the left and right. This is ostensibly for horizontal scrolling, but in real life, this is an extremely uncommon occurrence. Unless you are someone who uses Excel on a daily basis. Yet it makes little difference because the program allows these keys to be reassigned to other functions and attached to different ones; however, it will still be impossible to use them. When you click the MMB button, the left and right arrow keys will work incorrectly; you will almost certainly push two keys at the same time; and you will execute a command that is not essential. - One more negative, and this time it's about the wheel: it's difficult, if not impossible, to press the wheel without also scrolling. Because of this, and to the infamous free scrolling that everyone boasts about, the wheel offers insufficient resistance, and scrolling occurs when the button is pressed. For example, if you were playing a video game and you clicked on the wheel, the weapon switched to another one, and you died as a result, the game would be a total loss. And finally, after using this mouse for only five days, on the very last day of use, I started to experience false positive scrolling, as well as slips occasionally. To put it another way, the wheel clicks, but the page does not turn—and this is only the fifth day! It will only be possible to grab it with a claw-like grip, only with fingers, and the palm will hang in the air if you do so. These were the primary drawbacks for me personally, but the size of the mouse itself did not suit me either. It is short and humpbacked, so it will only be possible to grab it with only your fingers. The mouse is best suited for use by women and other people whose hands are on the smaller side. The sensitivity is quite poor, coming in at only 1000 DPI, and it does not alter in any manner. It takes a long time to get used to sensitivity; I tried for 5 days but was unsuccessful, so I took it back to the store. Getting used to sensitivity takes a long time.