🖱️ Dark Silver Logitech M325 Wireless Mouse Review

Impressions of the product so far.generally thrown away. it is impossible to work due to the constant jamming of the mouse, tk. no software for LINUX

I bought a mouse in 2022 changed its warranty in 2022 changed the one that I received under warranty in early 2022 Let's see what's in store for me in 2022 :) Some pros: The best part is the 3 year warranty! Runs for a long time on one battery. Some cons: 1. Price - I still don’t understand why it costs so much, although it looks and does everything the same as everyone else 2. quality. I have already changed 2 mice under warranty. In the first, the mini receiver broke (this is even…

Because the middle button does not work, I had to disable it, and set the other mouse keys (left-right) as the middle button. I used to respect this company, the next mice will be from other companies. Sadly.

Great mouse. On the battery - I use it 5 days a week from 8 to 17, turn it off at night, one battery lasted for a little over a year. The cursor never jumped, did not jump, everything is smooth and without interference.

Not the first Logitech mouse, they have always been excellent. This time I decided to try with a swinging wheel, but it let me down .

I really like the model, I already had 5-6 of them. Broke, bought new ones. And do not get cheaper over the years! Apparently, I'm not the only one who liked this mouse. But they break, so after the failure of the wheel on the last one, I took the m590. With its pros. Convenient form. Easy. Long battery life. There are fun patterns. There are no unnecessary buttons on the side. With its cons. Pretty brittle these mice. - the wheel stops being pressed (it is pressed, but without result) - scroll

Works well. I finally found a tiny little device that I can connect to my computer to make it work with WIFI. This should be part of the Revain description.

I prefer a compact size to a full-size mouse, and the fact that it's compatible with the Logitech Unifying Receiver hardware and software is a plus.

These wireless mice run on a single AAA battery and really last a long time. I keep 5-6 of these on hand as I have a lot of computers around my house.

Yup. I again. I love this model. Have several of these at home for family members and always buy one for employees who are equipped with laptops. Small and convenient. But not too small! Love it.

This mouse fits in my hand and is not as big as some others. I had a blue one, the same model as this one, and I really liked it. After several years of use, it has finally died for me. I will miss blue, but this color is ok.

The mouse is quite good, although I wouldn't call it a gaming mouse. It is very easy and simple to use. My only complaint is that the mouse came with a battery pack at the time of delivery. Otherwise I have no complaints. I have very small hands and this mouse fits my hand well.

My previous version of this M325 lasted over 10 years (and still works) so when I bought the last Mac I wanted the same mouse. I find this mouse particularly comfortable for my small hands and wrists and after some trial and error I was able to plug the USB into the new Mac adapter. The Mac Smart Mouse is flatter on top and uncomfortable for me, so I'm really glad that Logitech still makes the M325 ergonomic enough to be quite comfortable for my needs.

Call me a fool but when this mouse arrived I first thought there was no USB chip because the blister on the back of the package was empty. I ordered another one but it was empty too. Then someone told me that the bubble on the back of the packaging for the CORD is on wired versions and that the USB chip is INSIDE the mouse, hidden in a niche next to the battery. It was like this. The fact that they use the same packaging for both versions baffled me, especially as there was no user guide for…