Logitech M557 Bluetooth Mouse – Long-life Wireless Mouse for Apple Mac or Microsoft Windows Computers and Laptops, in Gray - with Side-to-Side Scrolling and Ambidextrous Design Review

Its pros: Bluetooth, because There was a free USB on the laptop. The wheel pleasantly crackles during rotation, not loud, but felt. Its cons: inaccurate positioning of the cursor, the cursor twitches periodically. When you press the wheel, scrolling to the side is sometimes additionally pressed. Buttons click loudly.

Has pros: Compact, convenient, batteries last about a year. Convenient for AutoCAD Some cons: There were no special expectations, I used the previous model 555

At the stage of crawling for 2-4 weeks, I was satisfied (because the previous, different, cheaper model had to be handed over almost immediately due to a button error that quickly arose) - I wanted more functionality of the buttons (maybe a cursory wheel like the M555b) === Six months later, this model had to be put into storage. I bought another mouse - with a USB radio module: this is less convenient (the USB socket is occupied), but more reliable

Was looking for a Bluetooth mouse due to lack of USB ports on my laptop. I just wanted a high-quality mouse, such that it would not remind of itself with flaws with each use. This purchase has paid off. Different pros: The laptop with Win10 was recognized without problems and the tray was not clogged with anything extra from the manufacturer; Batteries last for a long time, for 3 months I have never charged, with very active use; It is quite comfortable to hold; Works flawlessly stable. Has…

I needed a bluetooth mouse. The laptop only has two USB ports. The day before yesterday I bought such a mouse - it did not work, it was connected to the computer, the buttons were pressed, but the cursor did not move. Yesterday I changed it to another one - the cursor moves, but the connection constantly falls off. Judging by the large number of positive reviews - the quality has deteriorated sharply. Did not like technical support: they answered only after TWO weeks.

I will say right away: my first Bluetooth mouse. First there were communication losses. I had to forget this device, then re-search and connect it to the laptop. This is often faced by those who have not yet used a Bluetooth device with their laptop. The solution is simple: turn off the power saving mode in the Bluetooth settings. I want to note that not everyone has it in the settings. I solved it this way: I removed the driver responsible for the operation of Bluetooth, and installed it not

I bought to replace the m555 model. I thought that m557 is a continuation of the line. It turned out that this is a cheap pseudo-receiver. 555 - was a very high quality mouse in all respects, really felt like an expensive thing, served faithfully for almost 8 (!) years. I liked the fast scroll wheel very much, I leafed through the documents instantly. 557 is just money thrown to the wind. Logitech just made a cheap one in the same style and leaked it to naive m555 fans.

Overall, an excellent mouse, I have been using it for 2 days and no dumps. I chose between 555 and 557, and took the latter. A newer model, BT 3.0 instead of 2.0, but I’m not used to using high-speed scrolling - I forget about it (there are 2 mice with it), I didn’t feel the difference between Laser and Optical either, it’s just a name, I have an Anywhere MX mouse at home, so here it is works worse in bed than the cheap M325, and both do not work on transparent glass.

Works well overall. The range is good, it tracks well and is a good weight if you put NiMH batteries in it. I mainly use it with Linux. It's possible to map the Windows button to something useful, but I haven't spent enough time figuring out how to do it. Here's what's bad: * It's not as smooth as the Logitech Unifying Receiver ie. the cursor jumps around a bit. Probably not what you need for gaming.* It shows up well on most surfaces except glass. Doesn't work at all on a glass surface.* The…

available This mouse often freezes on Windows 10. It mostly happens randomly, but I can reproduce the scroll wheel freezing by left-clicking and then right-clicking for a few seconds. The problem doesn't seem to be with the mouse itself, but with the drivers for Windows 10. I've read that it works fine on Windows 7, but haven't tested it. The reason I believe this is a driver issue is that sometimes the mouse won't register left and/or right clicks when it freezes and even the touchpad on my…

My husband lent me his mouse when my Apple Magic Mouse stopped working. I liked it so much that I decided to buy one for myself. I like the mouse because it tends to stay connected, the battery life is very good, it's not too clunky and it fits my hand perfectly. Being a video editor, I need a mouse that allows me to easily point my mouse to make precise selections on the timeline without moving the mouse pointer across the screen in the other direction. My Apple Magic Mouse did this over and…

I bought this mouse to use with my laptop and a bigger screen to be more productive at my work. I consider myself a regular user as I use this product every day at work. Certainly within a month my mouse started scrolling through pages, emails, etc. on its own. I've researched what could be causing this and even bought a separate USB port for the dongle so it doesn't interfere with the signal with the keyboard I bought at the same time. That and replacing the battery a few weeks later seemed to

This mouse is great. I have a Windows 10 tablet and like to use my mouse when I work on it. I've used a mouse with a USB connector before, but the tablet requires an adapter to use a full-size USB connector, and I couldn't charge the tablet with the USB mouse at the same time. This bluetooth mouse was very easy to pair with a windows tablet (bluetooth settings, click connect when mouse is detected). It automatically reconnects when the mouse and PC are back on, and I think it goes to sleep a…

I've only been using it for a day so here are my first impressions: 1. I don't like installing driver software but it was smooth enough and it has worth tweaking the various button options on my Mac running OS 10.11.62. It says it's "Bluetooth Mouse for Windows" but it works fine on Mac too. Just add the included 2 AA batteries and pair with your Mac. I don't experience any lag when I turn on my 13-inch MacBook Air Mid 2012 laptop. The weight of an Apple mouse, but I like the fact that the…

I bought a Logitech M557 bluetooth mouse for only $13 and it was a total bargain. A BT mouse usually costs more than a wireless mouse, so it wasn't difficult. However, there are many improvements that need to be made for this mouse. Let's go through the first pro. Advantages: - Possibility of connection. The BT mouse is usually connected to a laptop. This saves you the wireless adapter and the need to constantly connect to your laptop. Modern laptops are getting thinner and thinner, and USB…

The quality is just super, cheap mice are now just not in the hands. The battery cover is a bit weak, but never opened by itself. Works on two fingers, but can also work on one battery. This allows you to adjust the weight of the mouse. Quickly clings to the laptop after turning on, a couple of seconds and that's it. In general, a great option for a laptop, I doubted and chose for a long time, and now I'm just delighted.