As a direct consequence of this, this mouse is 50% more quiet. You can't possibly refer to such things as silent, as that has no bearing on the situation at all. I have no intention of ever doing this again, and I would never recommend it to anyone because it is a complete waste of money. Comfortable, the hand lies well (I have very large fingers), the left and right buttons are really quiet, but I also met much quieter. Pros: Comfortable, the hand lies well. Having this drawback: What a…

I found no significant issues with the mouse's operation, making it a great option for a mobile, quiet mouse. Her peaceful nature is one of its benefits. Even the wheel click, a common issue with quiet mice, is virtually undetectable. The wheel clicked since I had previously been using a wired silent mouse for silence, which made all the benefits disappear. Additionally, I have to click the wheel a lot. Therefore, using this mouse enables you to operate quietly without bothering others. Energy…

Why nobody discusses the mouse's sensor is beyond me. It's well made, comfortable to use (I don't need a big one—it fits on a small rug), aesthetically pleasing (gray), has clear and effective two-way communication, is quiet and has a normal wheel (neither crunches nor rumbles), and has a switch and a dock for the transmitter. Inconveniences are listed below: Don't think twice about purchasing this mouse. The mouse's pointer is erratic, and it seems to do so for all M220 mice (this is not a…

I got this mouse in September and have absolutely no issues about it in any way. For the price, it is a great and incredibly quiet mouse. Because I only sometimes use the scroll bar, I didn't pay attention to the sound it made because I rarely used it.

I purchased this mouse in September and have had zero issues with it whatsoever. For the price, it is an outstanding and incredibly quiet mouse. Because I only sometimes use the scroll bar, I didn't pay attention to the sound it made because I rarely used it.

I bought this in September and have had zero issues with it; for the price, it's a great, incredibly quiet mouse. Since I rarely scroll, I never really noticed the sound it made.

I purchased this great, incredibly quiet mouse in September, and I have no complaints at all. I didn't notice the sound the scroll bar made because I seldom ever use it.

I bought it in September and have had zero issues with this great silent mouse for the price. Since I rarely scroll, I never really noticed the sound it made.

In comparison to the Logitech M195 and the Logitech Performance MX, the left and right buttons produce far less noise. If it weren't for the loud wheel, I'd give you 5 points for the 1230r.

An excellent mouse for office use, but the reliability is a complete nightmare. I'm replacing another mouse that has buttons that are gone and unpressable. I'll look for a different maker the following time.

In this order, I received the model MR0085, which fixed the issue with the M-R0061's backlash of the battery cover and toggle button for turning on the mouse.

Consequently, this mouse is 50% less noisy than average. You can't refer to them as Silent, as that has nothing to do with them. This was a complete waste of my time and money, and I will never do it again. benefiting from: The left and right buttons are incredibly silent, although I have encountered far quieter. The hand rests comfortably (I have rather large fingers). The negatives: Worst wheel ever! unbelievable in the best possible way. When you press the wheel on a cheap, out-of-date…

This mouse is hence 50% less noisy. Silent doesn't fit, and you shouldn't use it in this context. Never again will I waste my money on this useless course, and neither should you. The benefits: Feels good in the hand, fits my hand well (I have long fingers), and the left and right buttons are incredibly silent, however I have encountered much quieter. Contains drawbacks: What a horrible rim! just FANTASTIC! When you press the wheel on a cheap, out-of-date (read: broken) mouse, you hear a…

So, this mouse is 50% less noisy than the average. You can't refer to them as Silent, as that has nothing to do with them. This was a complete waste of my time and money, and I will never do it again. offers benefits: The left and right buttons are incredibly silent, although I have encountered far quieter. The hand rests comfortably (I have rather large fingers). Dreadful downside: the steering mechanism! just FANTASTIC! Only with low-quality, out-of-date (broken) mouse have I experienced the…

This mouse is therefore 50% silent. Such things cannot be referred to as silent because that is in no way accurate. This is a waste of money, and I won't take it ever again or recommend it to anyone. Pros: The left and right buttons are incredibly quiet, the hand fits nicely (I have rather lengthy fingers), and I've also encountered others who are much quieter. has certain drawbacks dreadful wheel just AMAZING I experienced this crunch when scrolling the wheel using just cheap, obsolete, and…

My wife can finally get some shut-eye now that the mouse won't wake her up. I'll upgrade to a new mouse if Logitech releases one that supports Unifying and horizontal scrolling. The benefits: They complain that the click is too quiet, but I quickly adjusted to it and now use it without any problems, except while using games or specialized visual apps. See the downsides below: Does not support Logitech's Unifying technology, so you can't use the same receiver for both this mouse and, say, a…

Since I've been using this mouse for a year and a half, I have been quite satisfied. Because I disagree with the negative evaluations, I'm writing this review. I put in a lot of hours in the office. I've only ever changed the battery once; there may have been one or two. I worked on many surfaces; everything was comfortable for me, and the pointer did not leap. The main drawback is that you must get used to its extreme sensitivity (even a click can occasionally result in a mouse shift). This is

This mouse has served me well for the past year and a half, and I have no complaints whatsoever about it. I've decided to write this review since I disagree with the other reviews that have been posted. I put in a lot of hours at work every day. I've only done it once, and now I can't even remember how many times the battery needed to be replaced. I worked on a variety of surfaces, and I am comfortable working on any of them; the pointer does not leap. The only catch is that it is extremely…

The third button (the scroll) makes more noise than the Logitec M510's normal silent mouse. Stronger even than a mouse that has the manufacturer-designated "silent" feature, which should crackle. The same Logitech M220 mouse that I purchased two years ago is nearby on the table; as claimed by the manufacturer at the time, it is "silent" on all three buttons. blatant manufacturing flaw. Reorder and come back. If the subsequent Logitech "silent" mouse that is ordered similarly makes a crackling…

I was looking for a tower for my workplace, and the continual clatter was driving me crazy because I do most of my work using the mouse rather than the keyboard, and I prefer to work in silence. I came across this type, and at first it struck me as extremely peculiar because I had become accustomed to hearing a distinct "clack" on the action, but there was none of that here. In the end, this is where my love lies. I have a light laptop and saw a lovely light pink mouse (I would call the hue…