Logitech Pebble M350 Wireless Mouse - Silent & Slim 🐭 Bluetooth/USB Computer Mouse for iPad, Laptop, PC & Mac - Off White Review

This would be a great bluetooth mouse if I could pair it with my MAC operating systems! I have an iMAC and a Macbook Pro laptop and I can't connect this mouse to either computer. I went to Logitech's support page and saw several complaints about customers being unable to pair it with their MAC systems. It would be nice if Logitech mentioned this in the product description! We'll send it back tomorrow.

Cute and small, and the ability to toggle between Bluetooth and wireless USB is nice. But that's all good I can say about it. It's buggy and inaccurate. I have a very hard time highlighting text or clicking on something small. It's pretty cute, but by no means ergonomic. I confess I was looking for something small for my iPad, so it's hard to complain that it's too small for everyday use. All in all, I could live with the limitations of size and ergonomics if it worked more reliably.

I bought this mouse after my old one got dusty during the pandemic quarantine. I was looking for two things: Bluetooth connectivity and a quiet mouse. This is an EXTREMELY quiet mouse! I liked it very much! It fits perfectly in my hands and the battery is not empty yet. However, Bluetooth stopped working about two months ago, but. I work at university and to be honest. being the year of COVID I still haven't had time to catch my breath to do anything about it at all. I switched to manual…

I'll mention the advantages and disadvantages of my impressions right away. Pros: Innovative non-trivial shape. Good color and material. Suitable for my modern Pixelbook. Lightweight and compact. This is an important plus when traveling or traveling. Promise kept (quietly and easily switches from radio to WiFi mode) Cons: Some "thinking" (pauses) when switching on. This is a noticeable downside for me, it takes some time to get used to the quirky form factor. Conclusion: overall the impression…

I have a lot of gaming mice and have tried dozens. I'm not saying it's one of them, I'm just saying I know good mice when I use them. When looking for mobile mice, I had to prioritize several criteria. 1.Bluetooth 2.Quiet 3.Battery Life 4.Slim.1. Bluetooth. I need a Bluetooth mouse compatible with my iPad (iOS 13, accessibility allows mouse). Otherwise I would stick with other Logitech mice that have the key.2. Calm. When I'm in the library, I realize how terribly loud my clicking is, both to…