I really enjoyed the mouse; you ABSOLUTELY don't notice that it's wireless, there are no delays, and it functions flawlessly on all surfaces. Regarding the signal strength: If it's not unusual, it works when I try to control the mouse from the adjacent room via the wall. About the battery: You don't need to turn off the mouse; it does so automatically and resumes operation without any lag, as shown by the LED's brief illumination. I use it in World of Tanks, and I have no issues. Highly suggest

Why do m185 and m280 cost roughly the same is beyond me. They are both made by the same company. How are mice of such varying quality created? Got advantages: The mouse works well. - The coverage is pleasant and the shape is comfy. - Clicks are distinct but not overly loud. The wheel works perfectly; it is silent, precise, and pressed without "shooting." Placement is obvious. Despite the sensor being off-center, drawing straight lines and getting where you need to go was not hindered. reacts to

I made the decision to spend money on a branded mouse once, and I'm glad I did! She works hard for her money. What type of mouse I didn't accept was that they were all essentially made of the 150-ribbon hard China. Connection lost after numerous interruptions. waves of wireless Claudia interrupted. But this mouse doesn't have something similar! It is enjoyable to play! In conclusion, boys, spend the money and get it! She will make you very happy!

I looked at mice that cost up to two thousand and five hundred dollars, but I went with this one. Some have more significant problems than others. Wheels have a short lifespan, which is unacceptable in a mouse that costs two thousand dollars. Cursors that move in a crooked manner (tested on m235, m325, and m185), among other models. Has some pros: Convenient size for medium hands perceived angle of the wheel The mouse comes equipped with a wake-up indication that flashes brightly for a brief…

purchased for my wife. For both work and scrfing, she needs it. She is not a gamer. My wife, who has a large palm, claims that the mouse is really cozy.

Before the click issues, I was content with the mouse. Not the first Logitech mouse with a comparable issue. We'll have to say goodbye to the once-reliable brand forever. Anyone with a similar issue can get microswitches on AliExpress for a penny (use the search term D2FC-F-7N) and solder them in place of the current ones. With advantages: Low battery usage, good hand fit, and comfort. Cons of it: As with all Logitech mice, the left mouse button started to function twice when it was pressed…

Although the mouse's pattern on the sides is soft to the touch, dirt is aggressively packed into it, making it difficult to clean. Although I initially understood this function, it had no bearing on my decision to buy. Got advantages: A traditional mouse that connects without issue, doesn't stand out with any unique advantages, but also doesn't have any obvious disadvantages. Its ergonomics are good for small hands. Cons are: The mouse does not slide well on a specific pad because of the…

There were no surprises, and I obtained the results I had anticipated. The form factor is fantastic, and it feels good to the touch. When I get the chance, I want to experiment with silent tweaks. M330 or B330

Because the mouse fulfills all of my expectations, I opted to purchase a Logitech model. Even so, the perforations that are found on the side surfaces would be eliminated; this would make the situation excellent. Pros: I work a lot in 3D software, which requires a lot of use of the wheel, and this mouse is one of the few that has a really "balanced" click on the wheel. Even Logitech made a mistake by including a tight and hefty click on the wheel in certain of its models (namely the M235 and…

I studied reviews before making a purchase and discovered reports of fake clicks. Nonetheless, I had a secret wish that this issue would not affect me. A bad omen. My wife has a second mouse of the same type, bought on the same day - while the flight is normal, but already mentally ready. Very bad experience with Logitech for 1,000 "wooden." Prior to that, I used the M100 for a number of years without any issues - it was less expensive but better. Mouse - eject I'll go back to my beloved A4T

Various pros come highly recommended by me: Excellent mouse. Buttons are sharp. The capture was under control. Users of graphics applications, bot designers, and video editors will surely feel fulfilled. Button volume is normal. It is true that it is more audible when compared to its analog counterparts; however, I also own another Xiaomi mouse. Although it does not make much noise, it is highly persistent. Its cons: It is effective for practically everything. If the surface is not smooth but…

Different pros: An excellent mouse, it fits comfortably in the hand and positions the cursor well on a matte surface, on a glossy surface I caught small friezes several times. All in all, a great mouse for the money. With its cons: After the first hit with the mouse on the table, the thin (1 mm) plastic pin of the mouse wheel, which goes into the encoder, broke. I had to repairs with improvised means. I would like more reliability for expressive players)

The mouse that I used to have was the same one that I purchased some years ago. It functions very well on all surfaces, and the battery does not need to be replaced for a very long period. Some disadvantages include: the wheel on the old mouse started to wear out; I tried various inexpensive mice but ended up returning them all. Repeated my purchase of the identical item. I really hope this time the wheel holds up better.

I was satisfied with the purchase, before that there was m510. But the wheel broke, let's see how long this mouse will last.

Pros: In general, the mouse is comfortable, quiet. Smooth precise movement. Long doubted to take or not to take, at first I was satisfied. Changed my mind after 2 months of use. It would be better to take another mouse. Some cons: There is no option for her to fall asleep. You have to force it to turn off with a switch. It is not clear whether there is a dpi sensitivity switch. Pressing the center button does nothing. The pointer moves neither faster nor slower. After 2 months of not very activ

Got pros: Completely matte, interesting design, comfortable to hold, perfect size for an average hand. Has cons: Constantly tupit, works with jerks. The accuracy of the work is minimal. If you take it to work with cad programs, then don't even look in the direction of this mouse.

Great mouse for home use. In games, not really, but there are other money and modes of operation. Compact and unpretentious, very successful model. Has pros: The mouse is good, compact and not too noisy. And there is also a “quiet” version in such a case, where button presses are not audible at all. I was pleased that it works from one battery for a year and a half, for all the time I changed the battery only once. I have been using for over 2 years. I have a K360 keyboard of the same brand…

Pros: Not bright LED backlight (does not blind if you accidentally pick up the mouse) Very nice mouse click Battery included and already inserted (remove protection before use) Some cons: The USB connector is near the battery slot, you have to remove the battery cover to hide the port and not lose it.

Like a mouse that you have to carry to work and on business trips, it's quite good for your money. It would certainly be possible to make it with Bluetooth and at least "Forward" - "Back" buttons, but this would affect the price.

The treatment of the disease is very simple - disassemble, stick a piece of sticker and the like in the area of ​​pressing. The mouse suits completely, but such moments (flaws) upset.