Review on Wireless compact mouse Logitech M280, black by Agata Potocka ᠌

Because the mouse fulfills all of my expectations, I opted to purchase a Logitech model. Even so, the perforations that are found on the side surfaces would be eliminated; this would make the situation excellent. Pros: I work a lot in 3D software, which requires a lot of use of the wheel, and this mouse is one of the few that has a really "balanced" click on the wheel. Even Logitech made a mistake by including a tight and hefty click on the wheel in certain of its models (namely the M235 and M705). It is perfect here; the amount of effort required is just the right amount to ensure that you will not push it inadvertently when scrolling, while also ensuring that you will not need to exert a great deal of effort to press it when it is required. The wheel itself is large and textured, and in general it is excellent. This was a minor detail that they were able to iron out in the appropriate manner. I like that there are no side clicks on the wheel, but everyone has different preferences in this regard. The clicks of the primary keys are subtle but can be felt clearly, and the sound level is about average. The mouse performs admirably in all of the other tasks that are expected of it. Have some drawbacks? The texture on the sides! In the photographs, I had hoped that it was just a different type of plastic or a "picture," but it turns out that the triangles on the side surfaces are actually small indentations. This means that they will inevitably become clogged with dirt, regardless of how your hands or mine are held. Lovely but not practical. The mouse is not even close to being classified as a laptop mouse because it is noticably bigger than the m235 but is still notably smaller than the m705.