I bought this mouse a day ago (02/18/17). To replace the mouse from the Logitech mk320 kit, because it stopped working (due to my fault). On the plus side, this is a classic design, without any flashy crap. Ergonomics (it's important for me as a left-hander, because it's hard to find an "all-handed" mouse) a fairly quiet click. I work with video editing, so for my purposes the mouse is excellent. There were problems with the positioning of the cursor, because it is very sensitive. Official…

Small is both an advantage and a disadvantage. Dignity - if you carry somewhere with you. The disadvantage is that it is still not so comfortable in the hand. Bought for a laptop, but, in fact, did not leave the apartment. Has been living with us for three years. Only when I bought another radio mouse did I find out that radio mice can pick up interference and slow down. No problems with this one.

Cool model. I had experience using a Logitech wired mouse, bought back in 2022 for almost 1000, and that mouse still works. I bought this mouse for 300. In my opinion, the price has increased unreasonably. I bought this mouse 2 years later for the office for another 500. Even before the dollar jumped, I was very surprised that the model has risen in price on its own. Well, why is it so expensive now - it's understandable.

Honestly - disappointed! I've heard a lot of good things about Logitech. But he began to remember what specifically good things were said about her, then there is nothing to remember. Just what a good solid company. But when I came across the product, I was disappointed. If we talk specifically about this mouse, then the vaunted laser technology works in the negative. If they said that the laser can work on any surface, then the opposite is true. You need to try to find the surface on which it

Great mouse: no wires, long battery life, convenient and affordable. I compared it with other more expensive mice, but why pay more if you don’t need a large number of programmable buttons. I don't see a fundamental difference between an LED and a laser mouse. Replacing the battery just once a year seems to me not burdensome (although in some mice the battery life can be up to 3 years).

I immediately bought 4 such mice, after some time one of them began to double-click when pressing the left button once, after some time the same thing happened with the second mouse, the remaining two are not used so often, but apparently they are waiting for the same. The problem was eliminated by disassembling the button and carefully cleaning the contacts. Apparently the quality of the buttons has decreased, tk. M175 bought about 7 years ago has been working flawlessly for many years.

I have a wireless mouse for the first time in 10 years of working on a computer. Surprisingly, there is no red light. At first it seemed to me that the battery was not working, but it turned out that the laser emitted so imperceptibly and economically. I inserted a transmitter into the USB connector, and the mouse worked without problems. But in Word and a couple of other programs, it happens that I need to place the cursor on a word, and clicking the mouse button only works the second time…

When I bought this model, I thought it would click the wheel to the left to the right and was very upset that there was no such thing. For three weeks, my arm hurt, especially my wrist, now there is no such thing. I got used to it for a long time due to the fact that the sensor is in an unusual place for a mouse; it is light, so you miss a lot from where you want to click, at the moment this difficulty is insignificant, but still I recommend choosing another model if you want the same company,

Bought two of these mice at intervals of a month. At first, the first one began to fail, having existed for 4 months. A glitch in the repeated bounce of contacts. You press the button once, and the impression is like a double click. You press and drag (to select objects) - it does not hold. It became impossible to work with graphic applications and in games. Thought it was a coincidence. But now the same problem has manifested itself in the second mouse. I saw similar reviews, so: People, this

I have always had logitech mice. When they asked me what kind of mouse you use - logitech. What do you recommend - logitech. And then I ran into - logitech. The previous logitech m305 mouse worked flawlessly for 3-4 years until double clicks started. Decided it was time to change. I chose the M185 - just at random, and was disappointed. I confess that this is the first mouse in my life that, after a couple of days of use, flew into the wall. It seems to be a mouse like a mouse, but there are…

Great little mouse. I bought it for my home so I can use it sometimes at work. At first, it seemed to me that for work (video design) it would not be convenient, since I was used to the palm lying tightly on the surface. But I tried it and I liked it. The position of the hand is a little different, but I quickly got used to it and now this is my main mouse, I took it to work, and I'm going to get the same one at home.

The low dpi speed was bought for more than 1k and worked normally for half a year, then the cursor started to jam, well, I thought the battery needed to be replaced, I bought it and not a cheap one, but duracell rurbomax, well, I think now it’s definitely enough for a long time, but it wasn’t there, it was literally in a week started eating again! in general, in the trash, I went to buy an ordinary wired mouse for 490, it works better. I do not recommend buying.

Sometimes there is a nasty creak when you press the left button, in general, the mouse can be used as a rattle, the entire upper part goes back and forth, the battery staggers, all this, of course, is treated when completely disassembled. Also a big minus in my opinion is the battery cover, it staggers and I'm afraid it will fly out over time. I would recommend everyone to pay extra 200-300and buy more older models. Optimally M217.

I have been using it for over 3 years. places of contact with the hand are already polished "into a mirror". I have already changed several laptops, but the mouse has not. The alkaline battery lasts more than 1 year of use. Even if her death turns out to be sudden, the revival tricks will help (beat-chew-freeze) at the time of buying a replacement. In the second year of operation, the right mouse button began to blunt, I threw it over from the old wired logitech. Now the wheel button is…

Dear logitech, have you tried using this product at least once? It's mind-boggling how a company with a billion dollar capitalization can manage to release such trash on the market. For two years of using the mouse, I have not found a single surface on which this mouse would work without the wildest glitches with positioning. The cursor freezes, then twitches, then appears in unexpected places. Not only do you turn through the market for this rubbish, earning on your name, you simply criminally

compared to M215, in M185: - hand size is the only thing that fits - poor girth (on the sides behind some protrusions), it is uncomfortable in the hand - no battery charge sensor - the wheel is noisy, but still works - the laser is just atas. some kind of curve. you seem to be driving smoothly, but somehow it doesn’t go there. positioning is bad. you can almost forget about games, in cs 1.6 I get randomly in 50%. everything was fine on the M215 - change logo logitech - M215 used for 3…

After three years, the wheel stopped responding to pressing, but perhaps something can be done about this. The mouse has survived and is experiencing a rather careless attitude, constant falls, crushing by a human mass, tough transportation, in my opinion - it is holding up perfectly. The logo badge has really worn off and is now barely visible, but what's the difference? The model is still great! Nothing to regret.

Works fine. Too small for men's hands. Pleasantly surprised by the range. My old mouse worked on the meter, then lost connection. And this one is a room of 3x4 meters, it works everywhere, but it loses connection very close to the walls, apparently, reinforced concrete interferes. Curiously, it does not glow at the bottom. Which, a little, puzzled after the first inclusion :).

The mouse is comfortable, I do not argue. But! I worked for 4 months and. The mess began. With one click, it opens the document, it slows down. It turns off for a few seconds, then works again. The battery is good, Duracell. Reinstalled the driver, didn't help. I connected another, similar one and everything works, the problem is not in the computer. . Will have to buy another. It's a pity. Disappointed.

The packaging does not allow you to evaluate how the mouse is located in the hand before purchase. But it turned out that only two fingers fit comfortably on the mouse (of course, if you squeeze them, then three), but the rest of the palm lies on the table and the wheel is somewhere under the middle phalanx. It is inconvenient to move the mouse - you have to raise your hand or press the wheel. Hence the complete disappointment. For whom does Logitech make so many petty Mr.? Why can't you just…