🖱️ Logitech M187 Wireless Mini Mouse: Compact and Convenient Mouse for On-the-Go Productivity Review

Small and portable mouse that can be mistaken for a netbook and put to good use away from home. It felt strange at first, but you quickly become accustomed to it. The M212 kit's mouse moves more slowly, but even so, it's fast enough to operate on a netbook and suitable for use in a hospital. The original mouse went misplaced along with its receiver, but thanks to the Logitech software, I was able to easily pair the replacement mouse with the remaining receiver and use it with either of my…

I mistook it for a laptop because the MX at work surely felt little in comparison to a heavy (bent, long palm getting accustomed to) professional mouse. They didn't really start using it until they got a MacMini. This mouse collaborated with him as a pair, and it soon became apparent that working with large mice made no difference. One uses their hand. A few years later, we switched the Mini for a large 27" iMac, and it turned out that this mouse is absolutely fantastic! It is totally capable…

This is unusual for me, but I first spotted it at the shop, bought it, and then read the reviews. Mouse and mouse, what is there, was my thought. An no. People complain about the broken buttons and the fading pointer. A month after the purchase, all of this came to pass. Furthermore, if taking out the battery every day is not an issue, then tapping the button repeatedly was insufficient. The button's failure to always close the contact was discovered when it was tested using a tester. It is not

Because it is the only one of its like available on the market in terms of size and convenience (please indicate if you are aware of any others that are comparable), there are no analogues. She has my love. However, you should be aware that in order to avoid breakdowns, you will need to replace it once a year; however, you might get lucky. The benefits of it include: My fave mouse model. For a good number of years, I've been sitting on it and other junior models that are comparable. Cozy and of

When I took a netbook with me more than three years ago, I also brought a mouse. Always, with zero grounds for complaint. By the way, I've already broken the mouse and the battery when I dropped it five times from a height of two meters onto the parquet floor. Each time, the battery just shot out, but the mouse continued to function normally. It's a shame that there aren't the same ones, but in a larger size, because working with such a mouse, for instance, with graphics or video, will be…

The "jammed" button was the sole reason I went with a different option. And without a doubt, I am quite fond of this design. It doesn't take long to get used to the size, which is ideal for regular laptop users. I mean, if you intend to work on audio, video, or photo editors late into the night, then of course you will require a larger mouse that has a higher DPI. Below are some advantages: The receiver is small and lightweight, and it only requires one AAA battery. When the mouse is being…

This mouse gets flack for being large. I am 195 inches tall, thus my hands are the right size. I purposefully chose the tiniest mouse and am happy with my purchase. The reality is that I only use the tips of my palm to hold the mouse. The hand is at ease as the palm pillow sits still on the table. I simply use my fingertips to move the mouse. Since the arm is essentially suspended at all times, this is far more convenient than holding the mouse in the palm of your hand and moving it with the…

In general, I do not spend much time writing reviews. But because I am not very fond of very much, I have decided to write. First things first: this is my very first laptop, and the mouse that came with it is also my very first laptop mouse. 1) Because there was no other option to consider, I am unable to give a positive review of the battery. To tell you the truth, I don't remember if it already had a battery when I bought it or if I immediately replaced it with a new one, but around a month…

a third one since 2022 was purchased. I haven't come across anything better for standard work with papers, the Internet, and programming. Because you don't have to keep your hand raised in the air, this mouse didn't injure its wrists as other mice did. It is POSSIBLE that you control the mouse in some other way if you work in CAD, sketch, or require great precision; as a result, you do it at your own risk and danger. If I could, I would make myself half a centimeter thinner.

It is difficult to use as a full-fledged desktop, but it is appropriate for portable work with a laptop due to its compact size. The small size is not suitable for all sorts of hands. Has some pros: Connects to all Logitech Unifying receivers while being aesthetically pleasing, inexpensive (one AAA battery has lasted for over a year), and of high-quality construction and assembly. Consists of: The most significant disadvantage is that when one Unifying receiver is connected to another, any…

I have been using solely these mouse for the past five years; due of their small size, they are quite convenient; but, over this time period, four of the pieces have malfunctioned. A mouse of this kind requires replacement once every twelve months. I use a computer quite a lot. With its positives being: Extremely relaxing and cozy. After that, it is difficult to locate something that is suitable since you become so accustomed to it. Even if it does what it's supposed to, it gives the idea that…

the mouse is supper, the batteries are enough, almost for a year of operation. I think to buy the same for the second laptop.

Purchased November last year, worked perfectly, about two weeks ago the left button stopped working reliably, had to do a few clicks to try to turn it on. I suspect some switch sensor is weakened. Question, try again? This is one of the smallest wireless mice, 6 months of use is really a problem. I have other Logitech mice that have lasted 5 years. maybe small size will result in poorer design. Shopping at a brick store to see visually if bigger is better. UPDATE: I bought another M187, can't…

Excellent mouse. I emphasize the word "small" because I use it with a laptop that I carry around a lot and I like everything to be small and light. I originally went to the Best Buy store to look at all the mouse options and it was the smallest and lightest wireless mouse with a good brand name. Best Buy was charging $50 per mouse and didn't match Revain's price. At $19.99, I feel like I got a lot. The only drawback is the packaging. The USB receiver is hidden in the battery compartment of the…

This mouse is fine. It kept slipping out from under my thumb and ring finger as I moved, so I had to shave a piece of plastic off the grip area to create more notch. I then used a file to lightly texture the plastic around the indentation I made to give it a better grip. I have no idea why it wasn't designed that way from the start. Without modification, the sides fall almost straight down, with a slight concave concavity. This, combined with the slick surface you hold the mouse on when you…

My absolute favorite mouse! While this mouse is PERFECT for 4 and 5 year old hands, anything beyond that unknowingly feels bulky once you get used to it. I can't say enough about how compact, efficient and smart this mouse is. I don't understand big anymore. Seriously, I first bought it to carry around because it was small enough to fit anywhere and it was wireless so the cord didn't bother me. I used to have a mouse with a retractable cord, but to be honest I don't even know where it is now…

I love the comfort and performance of this mouse. It has amazed me so far that the AAA battery can handle all that intense browsing and leave it on for a while. Hours while not using it, it also amazes me how comfortable it is to hold, my hand doesn't fall asleep or hurt like the full size mouse I had before, it was a Logitech laser mouse which I loved , but it came in eventually, it was too big for my hand now I'm older and surf the internet more and I fill out a lot of surveys which usually…