I had absolutely no choice but to use this particular Logitech mouse type, so let's start there. Even the top-of-the-line Logitech Performance Mouse MX, which should function on any surface, performs like a Chinese noname, with poor cursor positioning, the necessity for a mousepad, and other issues. In my opinion, laser-lit mice have lost all credibility. The same is true of the Logitech M705 and M510. Like Microsoft's Blue-Track illumination, total laser illumination is only used for…

Since my hands are large, I sought a wireless mouse that was not only affordable but also of acceptable quality and size. I took this mother-in-law, and then I took this same one for myself a few months later. Everything is humming, the Euroset pricing is reasonable, and everything is fantastic, but now, nine months later, the wheel breaks. It aches. Furthermore, it's impossible to claim that I intentionally used the mouse. Those. I utilized the wheel a total of three to four hours every day…

Actually, I have already described everything in the minuses, this ing mouse has already gnawed off my nerves decently with its constant freezes.

It is a pity that no one wrote about this in the comments, if they knew, they were looking for another model. Patience was enough for 2 days. Then I went and bought Logitech M705 and I can't get enough of it. And threw this one away. The mouse . With its pros: Of the advantages, only lightness and good case materials. Different cons: A freakishly loud and hard click on the scroll wheel. It doesn't go through any gates. Just a nightmare. This sound can wake up the neighbors behind the wall at…

This is the first mouse in which when you press the on, the mouse moves and the cursor moves out. If you move the mouse over the link and press the left on with your index finger, the mouse moves in the palm of your hand and the cursor moves away a few pixels. Those. it is impossible to click exactly on a link or on a specific place in the text the first time. Haven't seen this on any other mouse.

I bought this device at the relatively near end of 2022. I have been this poor fellow for 8-12 hours a day, 5 days a week for the past 5 years. This is very tenacious. I can’t recommend it to gamers and web designers, as it is minimalistic and functional. That's just enough for office plankton or a person using it at home, enough for the eyes. In fact, this is a Kalashnikov ault rifle in the world of wireless mice, or maybe I came across such a successful copy. But for 5 years she has never…

It is required to compel the engineer who created the mouse instead of a mikrik, even the least expensive one, to use the mouse with the clock button on the center button.

relax, not bother you, not in use The benefits: It's fine that the rubber edging, which may be squeezed, has a rumpled appearance after so many years of use. appropriate for RPGs and other games that don't need ultra-high pixel density or resolution. After five years of use, the wheel still turns smoothly and the button still double-clicks as it should. About once every 18 months, I swap out the batteries. Although they are noisy, all of the buttons are fully functional. ensure there are no…

My prior M705 developed a double click, thus I opted for this one (since the new M705, judging by the reviews, has deteriorated sharply). Although the mouse's visual and tactile qualities appeal to me, I find that it is too small for my hands, and that using it is slightly less convenient than the asymmetric M705. But, the software for this mouse has one major advantage in my book: you can utilize the built-in Windows utilities to bind a lock to a click on the mouse wheel. This Logitech…

I can't recall the exact date, but the purchase was made more than 5 years ago at the very least. The set was purchased a very long time ago. In point of fact, on the whole, I was content with the collection. The Logitech K520 keyboard and the M310 mouse were included in the set along with the mouse itself.

The mouse is often a good buy. Although it meets the needs of the typical user, I do not suggest it for usage by professionals. The clicks are not at all quiet, but they also don't rattle like those of the 200-year-old no-name mice. And this shuffling wheel, oh my. My, how cold it is. I'm hoping I adjust to it. has benefits ergonomic, cozy, and fits the hand well. Simple, exact design—nothing more. The radio receiver has a compartment that makes it easy to transport. With drawbacks: When…

On my laptop, I've been hunting for a wireless mouse for a while. M705 is too hefty to comfortably fit on the couch, making it unsuitable for a laptop. If you use a mouse other than the 705, you won't get used to the sensor because it is firmly shifted to the side. Some excellent Logitechs are either too small or have difficulties with durability. (I replaced two M280s because the scroll only lasted a short time. The scroll can be cleaned, but only temporarily. I made the decision that it was…

Best mouse I've used for the price. As far as I can tell, the orange icon on the mouse's bottom panel indicates that, should the Bluetooth receiver become misplaced, the mouse can be reconnected to a different receiver.

I have been a user of Logitech goods for a good number of years at this point. I purchased this mouse with the sole intention of using it for AutoCAD. Great for this. It is not a small device, it fits comfortably in the hand, and there are no additional buttons. BUT one significant minus! After roughly a year of use, the middle button underneath the wheel begins to malfunction, and only one out of every ten clicks is effective. The same thing happened with the first mouse, and even after…

Overall fantastic, but it's unclear why the technique should be complicated while employing such subpar materials that will eventually fall apart.

This mouse is fantastic. Wireless, comfortable, and fashionable (I have red). What's most intriguing is that a gray mouse costs more than its multicolored siblings. Logitech has resumed offering a 3-year warranty on its devices, demonstrating their high level of dependability. The advantages are: 1. The constant Logitech quality. 2. Beautiful style. Many color choices are available (Creative Spark). Four vibrant hues caught my eye: basic gray (the standard), the remainder in various patterns…

Although the mouse is not inexpensive when compared to wired ones, I never looked back after making the purchase. A wonderful thing No pain at all in any application, including workplace, games, and the internet. Like a typical wire, in feel. Pros: The mouse is cordless, lightweight, has rubberized sides, uses little energy (hasn't needed a new battery in six months), and the laser is invisible (which is only a benefit for me). In fact, the absence of a wire makes the mouse more convenient…

The mechanics of Logitecam are of a high caliber, earning it a five. The previous one, M235, was discarded since the bottom had already begun to wear off in half. Actually, batteries last 7-8 months. Although there was a minor suspicion of paint instability since it briefly became "transparent" in one spot, the "molt" eventually ceased, and the mouse still has a decent appearance. different benefits Although the press is significantly tighter than the left and right buttons, the scroll clicks…

The gloss on the left button is barely noticeable after 8 months of use, which is a very good sign. There is no sign of erasure on either the wheel or the writing. A picture of it after 8 months of use is attached.

I have been using Logitech products for a long time and it is noticeable that recently the quality of inexpensive models has dropped significantly. Pros: A reasonably priced full-sized mouse is available. The sound of the wheel and buttons can be heard, although it is not particularly bothersome. There is no button to turn the mouse on or off; rather, it goes to sleep on its own. Included is a AAA battery (inside the mouse). Got cons: It is impossible to draw a straight line either horizontally