Logitech M220 Silent Wireless Mouse, Graphite Review

It is sufficient if there is an available USB port inside the mouse's field of vision; otherwise, look elsewhere. If not, you won't be able to handle it. The mouse itself is nice, but the poor quality of the transmission cancels out any advantages it would have. Pros: Really, it's been very quiet here. The wheel is powered by an optocoupler, so there is no need to worry about it failing in six months. These kinds of things are quite uncommon in today's world. One more disadvantage is the signal

Some pros: Very quiet mouse. All drivers are automatically loaded, everything is ready out of the box. Has some cons: Choose your mouse size. Not everyone is suitable for such a baby.

Got pros: Looks pretty. Not silent, but the clicking sound is quieter than other mice. With its cons: Small, not comfortable for every hand. On / Off switch is not very convenient

Great girly laptop mouse! The clicks are almost silent, it fits comfortably in the hand, it doesn’t slow down, it doesn’t buggy, it connected instantly!

Unveiling my true opinion on it.Has some pros: Comfortable little mouse, quiet click, nice price Cons: Quite flimsy plastic, but the price is low, so it's okay

At first I didn’t attach any importance, but then I tried a big mouse and it’s much more convenient, but it’s less convenient during transportation, therefore both plus and minus

The mouse is super, I've been using it for six months now, no complaints. Keep in mind that it is small enough so that the guy, for example, was inconvenient to use

As other users have noted, the wheel spins loudly at first, but this quickly passes. The mouse is small, if you have used a "medium" size mouse before, you will have to get used to it, but this is a trifle.

If there is a free usb in the line of sight of the mouse, it will do. Otherwise you can't take it. The mouse itself is good, but the signal quality crosses out all the pluses. Has pros: Really almost silent The wheel works on an optocoupler - it will not die in half a year. You rarely see this today. Cons: signal quality. If direct visibility to the receiver - the rules work. If stuck into the system unit (despite the fact that it is on the table, sideways to me and to the mouse) - the cursor…

Passed through my hands 2 copies. After about 6 months, both have the same defect, the left (main) button starts to work 9 out of 10 times, and eventually falls down in 1 out of 10 times. Quality is bottom!

Some pros: traditional and standard mouse manufactured by Logitech. The buttons make almost no noise at all. Having these drawbacks: Because the wheel clicks, it is hard to operate a mouse in a completely silent environment.

Some pros: I was hunting for a mouse that didn't make much noise, and I found it! From the perspective of the absence of sound, the barely audible clicks that you hear are exactly what I desired. Nevertheless, there are problems, and in some ways I agree with the problems that will be discussed below. Got cons: It appears that the performance is not negatively impacted by the lid's lack of durability. The movement is shaky here; either you have to get used to it or it slides across the table or

Below are some advantages: I always choose this particular mouse because it makes very little noise. I find that the harsh clicks of regular mouse are quite irritating. When compared to the pricing of quiet mice produced by this and other manufacturers, this mouse offers the best value for the money. Having this drawback: One of the drawbacks is that the lifespan of the product is restricted. In my instance, the left key begins to malfunction after roughly a year has passed. It's possible that…

In concept, you pay that amount of money for a brand name and some buttons that are muted. As a direct consequence of this, it makes a noise similar to that of a dangling battery cover. The buttons don't make any noise at all, but the lid does make a strumging sound and open and close frequently.

Plastic with a cool color palette and a velvety feel. Having a firm grasp on it provides both comfort and pleasure. My intention is that due to the color, it will be difficult to misplace or confuse with that of another person's.

Pros: Logitech's customary standard mouse. The buttons are quite quiet. Cons: The wheel clicks, making it difficult to declare a mouse silent.

Always relied on M185 because it was so convenient. However, the loud "clicking" that could be heard throughout the home was particularly bothersome at night. When compared to the M185, one may conclude that the M220 is silent. I am really happy, and I believe others are as well. One additional disadvantage is that after 1.5 to 2 years of usage, the scroll wheel starts to "go crazy" (I cleaned it, changed the batteries, but nothing helps). Because of this, I had to replace seven mice. Following

I already owned a mouse that was very similar to this one, and it had been functioning perfectly for the previous two years without any issues. However, when I received this one, I compared it to the previous one and discovered a number of differences that were for the worse. At first, I thought it was a fake, but it turned out that it wasn't the original. It turned out that the product was simply being manufactured at a lower cost, but the price has remained the same. The image shows a dark…

Got pros: Smooth scrolling and extremely accurate positioning. I'm hoping it will last a very long time. Cons: Protracted delivery time. Compared to many other models from same brand, the pricing is higher.

Logitech's "normal" and "traditional" mice each have their merits. The buttons make almost no noise at all. The wheel makes clicking sounds, making it impossible to use this device as a silent mouse.