2 of these mice were purchased. He was initially thrilled. Not so much anymore. I have a replacement in mind. Some advantages include: + The white and gray color scheme works well; additionally, this color is that of the plastic; it is not a painted surface that peels off after a month; + Good ergonomics; + Good optics (the cursor is placed precisely; it does not leap). + Soft button presses. Cons include: - The resolution of the mouse optics is not mentioned anywhere. - Because it is white, it

Benefits from: Compared to my old Logitech, it's quite sensitive, and the keys are nice and comfortable. Big, as in the area under a man's palm. Simple, timeless style Negatives: It's not easy to turn the wheel. The impression, when scrolling, that one's finger is spinning on very fine sandpaper. Time could help it relax. Hard wire to work with.

The old Logitech, which had been purchased three to four years prior, started having some operational issues. I tried a variety of mice in the store, including those that were on display, ranging in price from low to high. I didn't care for the majority of them because they were either wireless (not for me), had a side scroll that collapsed when you pressed the scroll wheel (most models with a side scroll; it would be better if it didn't exist), had a reduced form factor (not the best grip for…

Use this wired mouse with ease. Two years' worth of service. The USB cord broke, so I had to get a new one; overall, I recommend it.

I make use of this second mouse. wonderful to deal with. if the switch hadn't been dead. This drag-and-drop doesn't hold; the click now releases prematurely or is missed.

Absolutely, cheap and cheerful, there are finicky eaters, for instance. What can I say, I play Counter-Strike on it, so it almost suits me.

After going through several mice, I finally got one that was both quiet and gentle; unfortunately, it died on me. Made the decision to go with this option. Despite its flaws, I am really satisfied with it.

A longtime idol of mine. The clear keys and comfortable shape of the mouse make it ideal for my manly hand. Includes advantages: Durable (it will last for years), easy to carry everywhere, and comfortable to hold. There are never any hiccups, the buttons register precisely, and the wheel functions reliably. When compared to the quality, the pricing is absurd. Surprisingly, the M100 is superior to the B100 while having a similar price tag. Contrast several: Noisy scrolling and key presses, but…

There is only one minor issue with a noisy wheel, and it is easily fixed. This mouse may be the only one with a normal size and nearly silent clicks at the time of purchase, and possibly even now. has various benefits: 1. Large. enormous, like the old-fashioned ball mice. the hand of a man. 2. A flawless click. not frail. Not tense. 3. Quiet key presses. 4. The lack of any "glitches" during the previous two years of work. It's still in use. 5. Physical appearance doesn't go worse with time. It

I put it through its paces under heavy use with no issues. After trying dozens other mice, some of which cost several times as much as this one did, I finally landed on this one, and I intend to keep using it until it breaks. Based on my own experience with the product, I don't see that happening very soon =). Listed below are some advantages: It has a pleasant weight in the hand, the ideal amount of pressing force, no software or driver installation required, and, thanks to its wire, it never…

Maybe I'm just the "lucky" type, but if it's not more than $300, then take it (so long as you don't plan on dragging the rollers in a COP). To my knowledge, no other mice in this price range can compete with this one, and the brand is still respectable. Listed below are some advantages: price in 300r., which may or may not be a negative depending on the going rate in this country The disadvantages are as follows. as 1000 dpi, yet the mouse has jerky movement when smooth movement is required (as

The mouse was both easy to use and dependable. I use it for work, play, and general Internet cruising. It keeps on functioning perfectly. Surprisingly, most of my time is devoted to video games, specifically Battlefield. There have never been any issues with positional precision, jerkiness, or directional changes. I have used it without a rug and it has worked fine. Recently, the mouse wheel's down scroll function has become unresponsive. I figured, "Yeah, broke, finally." However, I chose to…

Generally speaking, it is comparable to my 10-year-old Logitech, but the quality is different. When scrolling, the new mouse features a whirling wheel. The positioning system may have been improved in ten years. Compared to today, such a ride quality on various surfaces was pretty good ten years ago. Well, that's kind of bad. Keep the guarantor; the warranty is for three years; I don't think she'll live that long. even if he lives. I'll likely toss it into the far corner because of the…

So far, I've purchased four Logitech M100 mice. The preceding mice had remained in service for over 3 years without succumbing to natural causes of death. You have to pay for noiselessness not only in money, but also in reliability, as evidenced by the Logitech M90, which did not disappoint, and the Logitech B110 slient, in which the wheel stopped pressing after 1 year, which I did not expect.

With the exception of a somewhat dense assembly, everything about the mouse is awful. However, due to features in the design, this does not apply to the keys. Work and forget is a perfectly good alternative for the office, but if you want to take it home and also intend to play shooters, I suggest taking more expensive solutions into account. The gigabyte m6980 mouse I previously owned failed (though not due to the manufacturer's negligence), and although there are plenty of complaints about it

When they upgraded the computer, they forced this model as a good one on the store. A USB mouse was necessary. As a result, the work is highly noisy. At night, the sound of the wheel and the keys is particularly audible. She labored quietly, like a mouse, because PS / 2 has a beloved genius. After some time, things like accidental window shrinking and double clicks started to happen. This appears to be a general trend. Just a repulsive model of a Logitech mouse, and now the business is…

After trying a large number of mice produced by a variety of companies, I was pleasantly surprised to find that this "gray mouse" (in every sense) satisfied my cravings the most. It sits very well in the palm of my hand. I normally fall asleep with my laptop, and I must say that I am satisfied with the length of the cord; it is just the right amount. Even in the games, it acts in a really acceptable manner. I can't speak for other gamers, but for myself, gaming makes me feel really at ease…

[1] - Fixing the button is a breeze. Soldering and non-soldering are the two options. The microswitch is removed and a new one is soldered in its place. Without using solder, we disassemble our mouse and carefully (with a needle) open the microswitch (a small brick with a tiny button), remove the plate and (there are 2 options, depending on the microswitch) either insert a new one from a similar microswitch or bend the one that is there. If the second option appeals to you, gently (you can't…

The mouse is excellent value. For people who frequently eat at the computer, the case not only does not get dirty but also does not climb like a gentle touch. With such heavy use (8 hours per day), the mouse lasts for roughly 2.5 years before a double click emerges or the opposite does not operate. I already own three of these mice. I used to buy pricey mice like Razer or Steelseries, but when I needed a mouse right away and didn't have the money, I chose this one. Since then, I've continued to

I needed to find a new mouse because my old white Genius model broke. Logitech worked almost well; it was symmetrical, had no unnecessary buttons, was lightweight, and made quiet clicks (albeit Genius was still quieter). That makes me happy. The mouse pinched the power connectors and began turning off on its own around six months after I wrote this review. After taking it apart, I noticed that out of the five wires making up the main line, one of them was not insulated. Logitech, a completely