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

Six different pieces have been amassed during the past few years. Everything is still operational, with the exception of one of the side buttons, which is not a deal breaker for the majority of games or office tasks. One went to a buddy, and the other is currently sitting on my desk at work. And I keep one at home as a backup in case my Bloody R7, which I switched to three years ago because of the buttons, isn't available when I need it to be. Got pros: Used in the activities of daily life as well as games. Everything is working out wonderfully! After having made the move from LX8, it (2022). The M510 would have an infinite lifespan if it weren't for the burden of video games. The games' side buttons are notorious for being the first to stop working. They become inoperable. It won't be more than a year until these buttons become obsolete in games where they are actively used. As a result, I would upgrade to a new mouse once a year. Many disadvantages: The rubber coating on the sides will eventually be worn away and be replaced by plastic as time goes on. A great deal of grime clings to him. If you wash it in alcohol, it will start sticking to itself on its own after a while. The primary buttons and the case both have the same problem, which is that the paint has worn away from the plastic on those areas. Nevertheless, all of this takes place after the mouse has been used actively for three to four years, which is an eternity for a gaming mouse:)