Pros
- Long battery life, a classic design, and secure functioning on diverse surfaces
Cons
- use radio rather than bluetooth
Pros
- convenient and prompt answer
Cons
- rubberized
Pros
- snugly resides in the hand. affordable pricing. the standard of the materials.
Cons
- The wireless connection occasionally disconnects.
Pros
- I've been putting it to use for the past quarter of a year. Four to five hours a day on average. Still haven't gotten around to replacing the battery. - Tested for range. It functions properly at a distance of up to 10 meters from the receiver, as long as there is a clear line of sight between them. - Instantaneously emerges from sleep state after. She was apparently sleeping and I was completely oblivious to it. - It can be held in the hand without difficulty. - Easy on/off switch for the power. - The textures of the materials are quite satisfying to the touch. - When I watch IP TV on a computer, I use it in place of a traditional remote control. - Choices available in a number of hues. I have a mouse that is crimson.
Cons
- - Failed to function on the NOVA MicrOptic mat. The blinking cursor forced me to go out and get yet another rug. Purchased a rug made by Fellowes. That works quite well with it.
Pros
- Cheap cost, top-notch construction, tucks the radio module into the mouse itself, simple start, and rapidly locates the computer
Cons
- Lack of
Pros
- The mouse is pretty cozy and uses a small amount of power.
Cons
- The problem with these mice is failure to click the left key, which occurs when you try to drag a file into a folder and it "flies" in the middle of the path. I changed about 5 of them, and they all had this issue. Why did I utilize them for such an absurdly protracted period of time? I like the mouse and did not mind replacing it every year while still under warranty (read - for free). The penultimate time I exchanged a mouse due to a warranty issue (marriage), the company where I purchased the first mouse and made the exchange was unable to locate the exchange documents (I personally searched the entire house and did not find anything, despite carefully storing all the docks), so I contacted Logitech directly, and they simply sent me a new mouse from Europe. The final mouse experienced the same issue—a click failure—less than a year later. This time when I wrote Logitech, they requested that I produce a video demonstrating the issue, which I duly did. Following the video, they said, "We see that the problem is successfully demonstrated in the video. Nevertheless, the warranty is only valid for the prior (!) mouse, not the most recent one that was sent, and it has already expired." Attempts to point out a direct violation of paragraph 2 of Art. 21 of the Law of the 2022 “On Protection of Consumer Rights” (“When replacing a product, the warranty period is calculated anew from the date the product is transferred to the consumer”), Logitech answered me, they say, we have such conditions for providing a guarantee (read - “the law of the 2022 does not care about us, we work according to its own terms). Legally, there is no way to resolve them because, when the last mouse was shipped, there was just a hazy Packing List next to the box, which does not by itself demonstrate that the item was replaced. What else needs to be said? Everything is, in my opinion, quite obvious. If you are a representative of Logitech, please note the application number 2303607. Marriage-related mouse serial numbers: 1706LZ0CAFB8, 1850LZN3VFP8 (last).
