It appears that the technical control section at Logitech has been eliminated. But new versions are consistently being released. It would be better if you did it in the opposite order.

In principle, you pay that type of money for a name brand and buttons that don't make noise. As a direct consequence of this, it makes a noise similar to that of a dangling battery cover. The buttons don't make any noise at all, but the lid does make a strumging sound and open and close frequently.

Soft plastic with cool colors. Holding onto it is pleasurable and comfy. I'm hoping that the color will make it difficult to misplace or mistake for someone else's.

The testing were carried out on a table rather than a mat, and another mouse, which was also optical but cost a third less, performed flawlessly on the table. It is recommended that you abstain from responding to reviews if you are an adequate individual who does so. Below are some advantages: The LMB, RMB, design, and colorless optics must remain silent. Excellent instrument of torment from Logitech. If you enjoy the agony of spending a lot of money on things that are of poor quality, then my…

Since my wife is no longer awakened by the mouse clicks in the middle of the night, she can finally get some rest:) If Logitech comes up with a new mouse that supports Unifying and horizontal scrolling, I will definitely get it. Got pros: the click is really, really quiet; they write about the unbalance of movement, which is nonsense; for games and specific graphic programs, of course you need a different mouse; I got used to it in a few days; I don't feel any discomfort from using it now; it's

It is unfortunate that the company lied to the customer and deceived them to such a great extent (I saw a footnote about the comparison with the Logitech M170 model, but of course this is a deception). After all, the year is 2022, and it is not about a cryogenic engine; for such a high price, you may try to work with the wheel. Has some pros: No, because the assertions made by the manufacturer cannot be considered to constitute positive qualities. Therefore, I will just tell a fact: the sound…

I felt compelled to post a review advising others not to waste their money on such utter rubbish. Certainly not worth the cost in any way. The price in red ranges from 250 to 350. An excessive sum paid only for the use of the brand and the concept. Logitech is not the same company that it used to be. Even a warranty claim cannot be submitted on their official website, as it used to be possible few years ago. Simply said, it does not send, and after completing all of the required forms, it…

To avoid disturbing my kids' sleep when using a laptop at night, I purchased a special mouse. The mouse surpassed expectations in every way: clicks are audible, but the LED light is not visible. One battery provides power for about a year (starting from the purchase date). I paid 1100 for it towards the end of 2022, and I think the price to quality ratio makes it a great deal.

The mouse isn't quite as repulsive as some people have made it out to be. Her life is what it is, and she accepts it. The surface on which the mouse is placed determines entirely how and where the cursor will move. Additionally, there is a lack of reliable transmission between the mouse and the receiver. The cursor's movement may appear "torn" if the signal suddenly drops for a split second. It's not fun to use even in the office, let alone for gaming.

The wife and the children have already killed two of these mice, and now the children are using another wired Arktroza to play shooting games with. This only consists of browsing the Internet at night, and her wife consistently puts in between two and three hours of work each day. For the sake of comparison, I have such a bar of soap that has been kept in close proximity to a functioning laptop for more than five years, spending anywhere from eight to twelve hours per day near it. I only…

The previous mouse was also from Logitech, small, very comfortable, worked for 5-7 years, the rubberized coating started to wear, so I decided to replace it, I chose a new one in its likeness and image, I am satisfied with the purchase, the mouse is small, it is convenient for me and my wife, very quiet, if the previous one clicked, this one works very softly, pleasant to the touch, and works without a rug.

I've been working in this office for five years, and during this time the third such mouse has passed away. The left key dies, and when it does, it starts to be pressed every other time or with more effort. I believe that for $1,500 it should serve for five years, and not for a year and a half. I've changed the battery, taken it apart, and tried to find something to put in, but there's no point. The button dies, and that's it. Brother

I bought it as a gift for my wife for 805, the quality is at its best, it fully justifies its price, I would not buy it for 1400.

Has pros: Traditionally normal mouse from Logitech. The buttons are really quiet. Its cons: The wheel clicks so that it is impossible to call a mouse silent.

I really liked the form factor, but the receiver died in moderate operating conditions after a couple of months. They returned the money under the guarantee. I do not advise.