Review on Logitech Wireless Silent Mouse M220 by Mateusz Rybarczyk ᠌

Either Logi has lost his mouse-making skills or one of the two is true. Instead, I spent seven hundred dollars on a miserable M190, which brings us to our next point. After a couple of months, it broke, started doubling one click, and started ringing erratically. I looked for it using a soft click, and when I did, I found it with the word Silent. At first, I mistook that word for Logi, which indicates quality. It is possible to make a comparison because the mouse is constructed out of the most plastic. One of my HP mice is silent, and the other is designed for gaming. I have both. Therefore, the plastic there is pleasant to the touch, and it presses without making a ringing sound. When you apply a bit more pressure to this, the spring rings and echoes. I'm not really sure how the phrase "Silent" can be written with a mouse that is, at most, only marginally quieter than a standard mouse, but I don't understand why the sound is altered. The roller coaster of misery is also sonorous. A cosmic price tag has been attached to this.