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

Desktop mouse. It can pass for a gaming, entry-level, because it has a good resolution. But only as long as it's new. It needs fresh batteries (minimum 1.3 volts, can be powered from one piece) The sensitivity of the sensor on some surfaces may be uneven or different in X and Y. Very capricious to the surface. Catches only not very light surfaces, mainly fabric texture. A table, an ordinary office table for her, is a synonym for a problematic surface. Paper does not catch at all. The sensor is extremely sensitive to dirt and dust, it is cleaned by blowing. I assume that in this mouse either the light emitter wears out or the photocell burns out, but the quality of catching the surface degrades significantly over time. The complex design of the wheel, despite this, it still lives. Unsuccessful button on the wheel, tactilely unpleasant, harsh, indistinctly pressed ("wrung out"). When tilted to the right, after 9 months it began to creak, although I do not use the horizontal scroll at all. Buttons: the main buttons click quite loudly (but it's quite possible to solder it to quiet switches from some alik) The tilt wheel works, but it doesn't map in games. 2 additional buttons are real, but with a rather deep stroke, but they are made very well, although they are not "sporty". The grip is comfortable, the sides do not slip, as they have a rubber pad. If the hand is large, then you can play with a claw grip without losing the comfort of the grip. I gobbled up both batteries in six months, provided that I turn it off during non-working hours. Even with fresh batteries, it freezes occasionally. I noticed that at these moments it freezes and wifi is probably competing for frequencies. As a result: For its price is extremely weak. Good office mouse, accurate, comfortable. As a game - a controversial design of the wheel, although the wheel itself is convenient and relatively reliable. Gluttonous, the knot with the wheel wears out pretty quickly. My Chinese rapoo has been working for the 5th year and the sea is knee-deep, and this one is less than a year old and starts to creak.