Review on Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent Mouse by Ka Sem ᠌

Name: Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent Mouse
Item: Logitech M590 Multi-Device Silent Mouse
Rating: 5

October 22, 2022

Great quality, did not expect at all for the price.

The mouse was chosen according to the principle of supporting two devices at the same time, because you constantly need to switch from a working laptop to a personal one. And in this setting, everything is chic. The connection keeps perfectly both via Bluetooth and via a USB beacon. It connects almost instantly, in the case of Bluetooth there is a slight delay, but only when connected, when using everything is gorgeous. It reacts adequately to most surfaces, the sensitivity is normal.

As already mentioned, the chic quiet keystroke directly conquers. It is also a little softer than conventional mice, and it's a pleasure to use. The same goes for the wheel. I had to get used to the shape of the case a little, because the previous mouse had a completely different ergonomics.

For work it's perfect. For games, too. Yes, we are not talking about network shooters, there is not even a backlight here, but about single games on a quiet evening, but the mouse meets my needs, I can recommend it for purchase.
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Pros

+ Quiet clicks - like a trifle, I do not need to keep silence. But when it is, it's damn convenient, other mice after that are perceived as outrageously loud. + Pleasant key travel. + Switch between two devices. + Customizable side buttons. + Nice body materials.

Cons

- To configure the side buttons, you need to install the Logitec application, which then also hangs in the background to do your important things (for example, merge telemetry).

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Sang-hoon Lee ᠌

November 16, 2022

Different pros: quiet, comfortable in the hand. two ways to connect. Has cons: By bluetooth on one device, twitching is noticeable.

Som Sak ᠌

November 16, 2022

Got pros: Works well on any surface, fits comfortably in the hand. With its cons. The wheel spins and is pressed too easily, for an amateur, but you get used to it.