I use this model of mice everywhere, at work and at home. For about 5 years, it has been working flawlessly, and as long as they are on sale, I will only buy them.

With its pros: Build quality, sits comfortably in the hand and in general I liked everything if not for one but. Its cons: . braked! Reacts to actions with a delay, which is very annoying.

Someone wrote something about not smooth scrolling. Well I do not know. Before that I used Microsoft IE 3.0, Razer Abyssus and now I use it - it's no different from their scrolling. Verdict: for 1,000. great device. Has some pros: It is well induced, crawling along the armrest of the sofa and in the pocket on the pants. On more suitable surfaces - generally excellent, I'm sure. Has cons: A little nowhere to put the little finger. I'm used to not symmetrical gaming mice under the right hand…

The mouse was purchased in a large respected chain store, and since it is sealed in a blister, it is impossible tocomnsider it. The bottom of the mouse is visually different from the description on the manufacturer's website, a link to the photo of the purchased mouse I got acompy not with Laser, but with OPTICAL ! sensor. This is how Logitech technical support explained, where I turned to with questions. That is, it turns out that they produce different modifications of the M510. Naturally…

I love Logitech products very much, I mainly used wireless keyboard + mouse sets, I changed them solely because they fell into disrepair (the child uses the computer very actively) after a long period of time. But this mouse just pisses me off! At first I thought that the problems were due to the surface, I bought a cool gaming pad, the problems remained, it is absolutely impossible to play with this mouse, the constant loss of communication is annoying. The mouse !

I used to have a Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 optical mouse that had really nice sensitivity but certain buttons that were a little bit loose. Have been using it for a number of years. Following that, we went out and bought a Gigabyte GM-M6880 laser mouse. There is also a gaming series that has a button on the case that allows the sensitivity to be changed in three stages from 400 to 1600 dpi (the higher the number, the faster the mouse moves around the screen in everyday life, and in…

Regarding shooters: when the player jerks, the sensor is unable to keep up with the reading, and as a result, the cursor or aim either breaks or moves more slowly. In general, this is only relevant for players who play with a low feeling on a large carpet with a large range of motion (from the elbow). But there are exceptions to this rule. In other instances, the mouse will act in a manner that is obvious and consistent. Steelpad Qck Heavy rag was used for testing. I'm not sure what this is…

The employees at Logitech are highly skilled experts in their fields. The fact that retailers are willing to accept returns of this manufacturer's items is also a positive sign; it shows that they have confidence in sending the products back to the factory. Everyone stands to benefit from this arrangement. Some benefits include the following: + a tiny but assured transmitter: plugged into the USB port and promptly forgotten. + the fact that it was made by Logitech suggests both the mouse's…

Yet, there is a perfect mouse! This. Sure, this is my vision of the perfect life, which may not be anyone else's idea of the perfect life at all, but anyway. To this point, I have not discovered anything else that is more user-friendly than this. The ergonomics of the mouse are quite successful, and they are complimented by great software that can be downloaded from the website and used to fine-tune the manipulator. In addition, the USB receiver can be swapped out with any other product that…

It was only when the batteries in my "personal" G-Cube ran out at an inconvenient time that I brought it to your attention. Purchased as an alternative to this compact mouse designed for a woman's hand in the event that the spouse will use the laptop for work (and play). I won't talk about ergonomics because the mouse is obviously too big for me and the top side button is just out of my reach. Instead, I'll just talk about how well it performs. The initial sensation was one of hopelessness. The

A mouse that is very easy and enjoyable to use. The drawbacks are not deal-breakers, the quality of the material is outstanding, and you can tell that you are getting what you pay for. When it comes to wireless, simply high-quality positioning precision. and the like. You should take the money if you are not bothered by it. Got pros: a high degree of precision in placement. A delay or, shall we say, an inaccuracy of waiting, was immediately felt after switching from wireless mice to wired ones.

The mouse is robust, full-sized, and sufficiently powerful (it has survived multiple falls), and its signal is certain and "long-range." Even for a beginner's photoshop, the positioning accuracy is good enough to be satisfied. After a certain amount of time of operation, the surface began to exhibit whimsicality, "brakes," and inaccuracy. He was angry, and before returning it to the vendor using a cotton swab, he cleaned the dust off of the laser window by brushing it with a swab. In addition…

What happened to the quality of your products, Logitech?! It's like some type of terrifying nightmare! During the course of the previous year, I had already modified three mice from your production. Two of them were within budget, but this one is quite a ways off from it. A period of three months. This is taking place throughout the regular business hours of the office. What's amusing is that I used to buy the same mouse in 2022 (back then, it cost about 1000r), and everything is great with it;

I'm going to compare these two models because the Logitech M510 is a "restyling" of the Logitech LX8, which is why I'm doing it. It should come as no surprise that the M510 is an improvement on its predecessor. Since I started using the mouse four months ago, I have no issues about it. 1. The M510 has a SIGNIFICANTLY longer signal reception distance and transmission distance when compared to the LX8. 2. The side buttons on the M510 are also more user-friendly than those on the LX8; on the…

Consequently, I decided to purchase a Deshman mouse from Ali for the low price of 300 rubles. This mouse functions flawlessly on any surface; however, the quality of the materials is not very high, and yet it is more effective than the LOGITECH M510, which cost me 2022 rubles. DO NOT BUY THIS G! Has advantages such as: a good warranty period, which I do not require because I am unable to use this mouse; a comfortable fit in the hand; quality materials, buttons; and a pleasant experience using…

Has some pros Pleasant tactile sensations. Bluetooth range and reliability. The battery lasts a long time. Pressing accuracy. Different cons: After a year of active use, clicks began to work every time. Cleaning didn't help.

To access the interior of the mouse and clean it, one screw must be unscrewed, and then the top case must be taken off. This process is very simple. Furthermore, dirt and other debris are removed by blowing, and after that, everything is as good as new. Many advantages: Tall body, non-fatiguable large palm, and ergonomics for those above the age of 5. When used EXTREMELY actively (between 6 and 8 hours per day), the batteries need to be replaced every six months. This is a record for the number

It seems like it started to fail; when you click the left key, it sometimes works twice. It looks like it's dying. I went shopping for the item in question and then made up my mind to write a review on it. This is the most tenacious mouse that I have ever had, and it is also really pleasant (under my brush). Since 2022, I've been making regular use of it, and it appears that the time has come to stop doing so. It is able to function with either one or two batteries, and the transmitter is…

Since the "Zurich" update, I am unable to recognize wired mice that do not have a laser and the "Forward-backward" side buttons that are utilized in the browser. Yet, after three years of continuous operation, the S755th has reached the point where it must be retired. The M510 is a reliable option for everyone. The vast majority of people. There are drawbacks to this. Yet, they are not in the technology itself but rather in the individual's habit of the button placement and the breadth of the…

It was purchased to replace the M305, which had been in use for 2 years and was in utter disrepair. Because I purchased it through Yulmart, I was unable to determine its size "on the arm." The initial setback comes in the form of a minor pushback from the primary buttons. That won't end your life, but Logic. Could have been phrased more precisely. A book that has been covered with a cloth serves as a rug for me, and as a result, any mice that are not this (?) slide there. Legs "for sliding"…