Heavy. I like it, but for some it may be a disadvantage. I've been using it for six years now! Recently, sometimes the middle button gives a double click instead of one. After another strong fall, the wheel began to act up. Took it apart, cleaned it up and all is good now. It turns out that a piece of dust has shifted from the impact. There are no mechanical damages.

I have had this mouse for about 7 years now. Works flawlessly, sits comfortably in the hand. Used daily for several hours. The buttons still have excellent response, do not stick. There are no problems with the sensor, the wheel. The mouse, of course, is not for dynamic games, but for the office, home surfing on the Internet and other not very active activities, it is a great option for long-term use. Bought and forgot. Once a year wiped with a damp cloth and like new. I definitely recommend…

I had an optical mouse Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 with very good sensitivity, but with some loose buttons. Used it for several years. After that, a Gigabyte GM-M6880 laser mouse was purchased. Also a gaming series, there is a button on the case that changes the sensitivity in 3 steps from 400 to 1600 dpi (the larger the number, the faster the mouse moves around the screen in normal life, and in the game, with sudden movements, these movements do not go unnoticed). Great mouse. But I…

I have been using Logitech since 1994. Tried about 100 of these mice. (Mom dad, sister, all relatives and friends recommended). When no one knew about her in 2022. Everyone cleaned their mouse wheels, in the then non-names ala Genius. For fun, I took apart my flawlessly working Compaq mouse to see what could get clogged in there in a couple of years. Everything worked flawlessly. I discovered the inscription Logitech, then we got a brand outside of OEM. In short, you can’t save on ergonomics…

Large size, comfortable shape, rubberized sidewalls, "correct" button movement - it's a pleasure to work with the mouse for a long time. If she had been a little more reliable, she would not have had a price. I would put four out of five, but judging by the reviews (I was looking for a new one), Logitech's quality problem has a systemic character - there are a lot of reviews about breakdowns and sticking of buttons.

chose between the wired G300 and this one. in the end, the choice fell on the m510 because. I'm ambidextrous, so I need the mouse to be symmetrical on both sides, but the main criterion is without a wire, and the G300 would have to constantly pull across the table, which is clearly not ice for a mouse. but in the 300th optics are more suitable for games and there is a choice of resolution. As for the radio module, it personally works for me in different USBs in different ways. as a result, all

The scroll has no seals in the design, which, if you shake the mouse, dangles a little. When working from this, the scroll constantly taps. I think this is unacceptable for the price. The sensor is shifted to the left relative to the center of the mouse, but this does not bother me. At first it seemed that the battery compartment cover is very weakly fixed, but if you do not put pressure on this cover in the middle (where there is a special recess), you can’t just remove it. The side buttons

I've been using the mouse for over a year now. Prior to that, I worked with a cheap Logitech RX 650 wireless mouse - a very uncomfortable model. Since the purchase, the M510 has been running on alkaline batteries, which I removed from the desktop alarm clock, due to the fact that they began to do their job poorly - I decided to finish them off in the mouse. During the operation, the M510 periodically dived to the floor from various hills, the height of which, however, did not exceed 1 meter…

An ordinary logitech mouse, nothing outstanding, is no worse and certainly no better than others. Of course, users of the genius and others like him will be delighted with such a device, but I am disappointed with the mouse. I bought it for my workplace, before that I used the logitech nano V550 - so it worked both on a rug and on a mirror-polished table, and with the same two-year battery life. Alas, out of production. The cursor speed is more or less treated by the native utility package…

I bought this miracle in the hope of getting convenience and quality work for such a price. Already when unpacking, it seemed strange that it had 2 heavy AA batteries, when all other similar devices have light AAA batteries. Further more. The hand lies very uncomfortable due to the symmetrical shape. Essentially, the little finger and ring finger are just dangling in the air. The side buttons stick out, have a large stroke and are pressed with a rather loud sound. But still, everything that was

For some reason, my wireless devices do not last long. Now this mouse has the same illnesses as most commentators - in the second year of use, the wheel began to fail - either does not work, or works twice. The left mouse button stops holding, i. E. when I hold it, it sort of "resets", which is inconvenient when trying to select something. As a result, by the end of the second year, the mouse is just thrown away or somewhere to look for a donor and a tool to replace these unfortunate buttons…

I took the K340 in addition to the wireless keyboard to "lie" on the Internet when I get tired of sitting. Hooked on the same receiver, immediately appeared in the setpoint'e. I have a different set of mice and keyboards on my desk (UltraX and G3), and I was afraid that the settings would go wrong, or the mice would "share" the sensitivity. However, they coexist perfectly with separate settings. I was also afraid that the mouse and keyboard would lag on one receiver, but the bandwidth…

This model has been used for the last 5-6 years. Both at home and at work. There were several. There are no complaints except for one - after a couple of years, the rubber lining along the edges is rubbed and begins to crumble. It becomes simply not pleasant to use, you constantly feel the coils under your thumb. And this situation is only with the last two mice, I don’t remember this before. Switched to G305

I have been using a mouse for 3 years. Chose at that time different wireless mice. I settled on the M510 because there are no these stupid ergonomic curves and it looks like a simple office mouse. It is convenient to use both right-handed and left-handed, but additional buttons are made under the thumb of the right hand. I mostly play games with her. In games, it behaves like a regular wired one, not sharply, not slowly. As you set up sensitivity, it will be so. I used AA batteries 2700Mh, but

About shooters: when jerking, the sensor cannot cope with reading, so the cursor / aim slows down or breaks. In general, this is only relevant for those who play with a low sense on a large carpet with a large range of motion (from the elbow). In other cases, the mouse behaves clearly and predictably. Tested on a Steelpad Qck Heavy rag. I don’t know what this is connected with: either the sensor is like this, or the BT brakes. Wired a4tech xl-750mk does not have such a problem on the same…

The mouse is heavy, full-sized, strong enough (survived several falls), the signal is confident, "long-range". Positioning accuracy is quite satisfied, even for an amateur photoshop. After some time of operation, whimsicality to the surface appeared, "brakes", inaccuracy. He was upset, and before carrying it back to the seller with a cotton swab, he brushed off the dust in the laser window. And yes, the mouse again became "omnivorous" and obedient. Hmm, the former optical mice, unlike this…

I bought myself a PC, then I bought this mouse, brought it home, it started to ride in jerks. I tried various options: I changed batteries, bought a carpet, installed drivers. Disappointed left this case. And recently I found an article on the Logitech smom. About the problems of working with usb 3.0. and ways to solve. I pulled the transmitters from the keyboard and mouse to different angles, the jerks stopped.

I have 2 of these mice. different revisions. One died 5 months after purchase. I thought it was just a defective mouse, it happens. I bought a second one just like it because I really liked it in terms of shape and weight. The second died after another 5 months. The first started having terrible lags. She practically did not move the cursor (tried to revive by all available means). The second died suddenly just stopped working. I don’t even know if I’m not so lucky or how (I can only say in…

In general, the impression is only positive, the quality, the functionality that can also be customized, the appearance. Battery operation does not restrict movement, the TV is also connected to the computer and lying on the couch, there is no need to get up and go to the table! If the mouse seemed heavy to anyone, can be relieved by taking out one battery, while it continues to work !

Took for 1650. Expensive. Logitech's illness - a double click instead of a single one, manifested itself like my previous Logitech LX8 after 2.5 years. Annoying already, is it really impossible to make normal buttons for such and such loot. Kopeishnye Genius in the office for 6 years and there are no such problems. I soldered the clicker from the old mouse - the volume is the same, but it works forever. For work and play, I now use the wired A4 Booldy Gun3. I did not find wireless analogues…