Review on Logitech M510 Blue Wireless Mouse with USB 🖱️ Unifying Receiver - Comfortable Shape, Back/Forward Buttons and Side-to-Side Scrolling by Danuta Mastalerz (De ᠌

A regular Logitech mouse, which doesn't have anything particularly remarkable about it, is comparable to other mice in terms of both quality and price. Those who use the genius and those who are similar to him will, without a doubt, be overjoyed with such a device; nevertheless, I am not satisfied with the mouse. I used to use the logitech nano V550, but I decided to upgrade to this model because it performed just as well on a rug as it did on a table that had been mirror-polished, and the battery lasted for the same amount of time—two years. Sadly, production has been discontinued. The speed of the cursor is handled, more or less, by the native utility package, which, strangely enough, under version seven is only launched on behalf of the administrator, and when it does so, it behaves in a pretty imprecise manner on reflecting surfaces. The mouse can be turned on or off by switching the slider; it feels to me like it does when the button is pressed in, but I really regret having the Clip-and-Go feature available.