Review on 🖱️ Logitech M330 Silent Plus Wireless Mouse - Black | USB Nano Receiver | 1000 DPI Optical Tracking | 3 Buttons | 24-Month Battery Life | Compatible with PC/Mac/Laptop/Chromebook | 2.4 GHz by Funahashi Riko ᠌

Not the cheapest, but not the most expensive silent, wireless, ergonomic mouse either. In my opinion, this is the best option among her kind. It does its job as it should. Pros below: + Really quiet, unlike its brother B220 and the like: the wheel is now much quieter to spin compared to another series of silent mice from Logitech's Silent series + Comfortable, ergonomic + Pretty good price for a quiet + wireless + ergonomic mouse. When I took it, it cost a little less than 1000 (Now, in 2022, it costs within 2K). There are also cheaper ones, for example, the same B220, but it is too small for hands. There are other similar mice from other brands (silent + wireless + ergonomic), but I personally met such that the prices are many times more expensive. Its cons: - They break easily (I wrote in the plural for a reason). One fall from the table and the probability that the device will be faulty is 50/50, and the fact that the mouse will "lag" is guaranteed. That "rounded" or, as I described above, "small" B220, that this M330, are too fragile. - Yes, the wheel is quieter compared to cheaper mice (B220). But compared to the usual, some, wired, it is still inferior in silence. All the same, the scrolling of the mouse wheel will be audible in the range of one room - for comparison, the SCM of most ordinary mice is not even audible to the user at all. - For some reason, even if the mouse hasn't been dropped, the wheel starts to "fail" sooner or later, that is, occasionally ignore the click. For me, as a gamer who often uses MMB in games (especially in top-down strategies), it's like saying "the mouse is faulty and needs to be replaced." Although the price is +/- acceptable, I'm not ready to spend hard-earned money on replacing it every year.