🐭 Logitech M705 Marathon Wireless Mouse – Extended 3-Year Battery Life Ergonomic Sculpted Shape for Right-Handed Users, Hyper-Fast Scrolling, USB Unifying Receiver – Dark Gray (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Review

Update: Logitech recently made some of their products cheaper. An example is the latest Marathon M705 mouse. No more "productive lasers" Something like an optical version. There is no longer a button on the left handle to open multiple windows. No more smooth pads on the bottom for smooth mouse movements. Replaced with some sort of plastic that looks and feels like the material the case is made of. I don't know if they made the internals cheaper, but I wouldn't be surprised if they did…

I bought this wireless mouse in late 2014. Now after 6.5 years the middle button finally started sticking and giving problems so I bought another Marathon mouse and now everything is working great again. Two AA batteries are required for operation, so you don't have to worry about changing batteries for 2-3 years. There is an LED on the top that lights up red when the batteries need to be replaced. It's very ergonomic but only seems to be right-handed. My favorite feature is the scroll wheel…

I never normally leave reviews but I have to warn others about such a bad design. The bottom of the mouse has textured pads. The problem with these pads is that they scratch the mouse pad and reduce the accuracy of the mouse. If you need to move the mouse a little, you'll need to use extra force, but it's impossible to predict how much force as the textured pads don't always offer the same resistance. You end up overcompensating or undercompensating for that inconvenience and wrong click. This…

I bought this mouse when I needed a replacement and since I already had a Logitech ergonomic keyboard I foolishly assumed they would work together. The mouse itself feels nice and works as it should, however I have a few admittedly minor flaws that I can't give it all five stars. Specifically: The USB adapter that came with the mouse does not work with the Logitech keyboard and vice versa. I was hoping to free up one of my tight USB slots, so I was disappointed. Other vendors like HP Inc. make…

This is a nice mouse but it is a newer version. It doesn't seem to be mentioned in the product description, but this version has removed the extra thumb button. How to tell them apart: The old version has a gray line next to the thumb joint. This shows you where the button is located. If you look at the bottom, this version says M/N: M-R0009. This mouse also has a ring around the laser indicating it has a dark field laser. The new version doesn't have a gray line, and there are no stickers on…

I'm very happy with this mouse, with one downside, which is that I find it too easy to push the scroll wheel sideways for horizontal scrolling when I want to center click instead. I often press the middle button and often find myself missing unless I think about pressing it. Maybe in a few weeks it will become second nature. Toggling between mouse click and smooth scrolling works very well and is great for scrolling to the end. It lies well in the hand, it is nice that you can adjust the weight

Let's start right away with Dislike. The reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I bought this mouse to eliminate the wireless mouse lag on my Microsoft Comfort 5000 mouse. This mouse seems to be much better than this one, but it still has lags. I would give it a one star rating except I think this issue is related to Windows 10. I read in one of the reviews that it was a beefy mouse, but I totally disagree. It feels light and flimsy to me, but looks like it will last. Another thing…