my favorite company Logitech failed to show off. I have been using the M305 for more than a year, I compare it with it. M325 bought for the kitchen. first about the good. it's almost M305. many virtues are inherited from it. I didn't experience any discomfort from pushing the wheel too hard or scrolling too softly. Of course, a tight wheel is not buzzing, but I liked the soft scrolling. I didn't get any scrolling false positives from pressing the wheel while surfing. and now about the bad…

3 years used m305 - supermouse, but her receiver died. I called Logitech - in 4 days from the Netherlands to Hong Kong by UPIES (2022 Post - sob. 3rd month they deliver batteries for a laptop :)) they sent a replacement - m325. So, the wheel is excellent, much more pleasant than on the m305, the 3rd button is pressed more clearly, the "strafes" are excellent. Otherwise, the hull contours, materials, dimensions are very similar, i. E. wonderful. On the kitchen table, on an oilcloth tablecloth…

I have been using the mouse for more than 5 years and I got it already used. During this time, the case was covered with scratches, but the buttons in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe fingers were not even particularly worn. The rubber bands on the sides are a little worn, but not completely, they will still serve. The rubberized braid came off the wheel, apparently some oil had once got in, the rubber just started to dissolve. Without it, nothing much has changed, the wheel is still convenient to

The price of this mouse is not more than 400. The M235 model is made much better, the same mouse is scary to pick up, otherwise you will crush it. As already mentioned, the main problem is the weight of the mouse. It has low durability - sticking of the left key and, over time, not working scroll. These are all budget options. Will work for six months - buy a new one, the same.

I took a mouse to work instead of a wired one. The mouse is compact, but I don’t feel any discomfort because of this. The buttons are pressed well, the cursor does not shake, there are no problems with the positioning of the cursor. The mouse does not fall asleep so that it has to be shaken to wake up. In general, in terms of the quality of work, I did not notice any differences from the wired one, which pleases (the work is the most common office work - text, diagrams, presentations). Now…

After 4 years, on the Logotech m305 laptop mouse, the left button began to double, it was decided to replace it with a similar one. M185 was bought for 470, but the quality left much to be desired. I bought the M325 for 790, the difference between the M185 and M325 is only the shape of the case and the rubberized sides of the M325, otherwise they are almost identical! The disadvantages of both are described above. M305 was bought for about 600, it is no longer on sale. Both mice bought…

The lack of backlighting of the diode on the belly - I can’t attribute it to advantages or disadvantages, I noted here. I did not like the mouse, I will buy another one. Took for 1300 - I think the cost is too high. The scroll wheel ruined everything + uncomfortable grip. Before that, there was a Logitech V100 Optical - I liked everything except the wire and sticky buttons. Sometimes I repaired them, but ah 3 pieces died.

The mouse migrated from the days of the laptop to the new computer. A very reliable construct, the mouse is already 7 years old - the side elastic band is a little rubbed, but it works very stably, unlike the new M280. I had to leave the old one. The functionality of the wheel with the ability to go "back" in the browser and also "forward" is extremely convenient, I can't imagine a mouse without this function. Of the shortcomings - only the size, not a gaming option for sure, rather more…

I've been living with a mouse for 1 month now. I bought it to replace the "dead" one from the S520 kit (in the old one, the repairmen could not change the micro buttons). I wanted to tie to the old receiver. But it didn't work out. And the service program did not find the mouse itself very correctly. So I abandoned this idea. It was not possible to make friends with the old technology (Logitech Unifying). After reading the reviews was ready for the worst, But the reality was better. What annoys

I have a mouse pad with pink and purple accents and I love it. I also love the fact that it's not black because I'm bedridden and it always falls out of bed and black is hard to find. It also shows that he is strong. Not strong enough to withstand a quick dip in a bathtub, I mean quick, but few electronics can withstand water. i love this mouse

plug and play! Beautiful purple. Fast for a normal mouse! Convenient for a small hand. Bought for a laptop that I carry with me. Super wearable. sleep mode not noticed. This is not a mini mouse, but it is small. I took a picture. i love this mouse Very responsive, glides smoothly, feels good in hand. Good clicks.

I've tried a few other mice after owning Logitech for a while. Both sucked, so I decided to go back to whichever worked best, and that's Logitech. Easy to use, the wheel won't get stuck or move in the wrong direction, there are no buttons to prevent you from going back to the last page! I love my mouse and I'm glad I finally replaced it with the last piece of crap I had.

I've had an identical Logitech mouse that has been working great for two years now, but this one has had a problem since day one. The power button was very tight and difficult to move, and the mouse would often not connect to the laptop, so I had to turn it off and on again to try to get the laptop to recognize it. My old man never had this problem. As a result, I was messing around with the switch today and it broke. Off, of course. Very disappointed in this mouse.

So the touchpad on my MacBook Pro died and I needed a mouse. I borrowed a Logitech M317 from my husband and he said I could keep it, but I just couldn't feel the bright red. It seems better than M317 but works great for me. The scroll wheel on this one is smoother and otherwise they appear to be the same size. I don't know what all the differences are yet, but this mouse is more than adequate for my needs. I just had to connect the receiver and it worked. I'll take care of the rest later but…

I bought this for travel. Logitech has worked well in the past and I also bought the purple mouse pad and patch cords to add some fun and whimsy to my day. I've been patiently waiting for it to arrive, but the first indication of a problem was that the hard plastic packaging the mouse came in was torn or wide open, so it's clearly a return. I figured Revain or the store should have made sure it was working properly before shipping it out as new to another buyer and I understand most of us have…