Logitech M500 Corded Mouse - USB-Wired Mouse for Laptops and Computers with Hyper-Fast Scrolling, in Dark Gray Review

The previous model has a weak point - the guides that press on the "clickers" on the board. Plastic "breaks" in 2-3 years. The problem is solved by sticking a small thick metallized sticker on these guides (I used the ASUS sticker that went to the motherboard of the corresponding company), it gave a couple more years of comfortable and confident mouse clicks.

I did not look at the native mouse settings software, got used to the convenience and abundance of settings of the universal "X-Mouse Button Control", and continued to use it.

Excellent mouse, perfect shape and size, there is extra. buttons that are customizable. At work, the same only the previous generation, bought in the 13th year is still working. Unfortunately, I can not find a wireless analogue. It would be ideal.

Under a large (relatively)) hand. Purchased to replace an old one (~10 years old). Didn't notice much of a difference. I am satisfied with the purchase. Its pros: Good response, all buttons work. Comfortably lies in the hand. Cons: The program periodically forgets the button settings. Maybe it's just me.

Pros: I have been using the M500 model for 8 years already. The mice are ergonomic enough for me, it is convenient to switch scroll modes. Has some cons DIE PRACTICALLY IMMEDIATELY after the expiration of the warranty period. Either the buttons start to stick, then the wheel is buggy.

I did not look at the native mouse settings software because I had been accustomed to the "X-Mouse Button Control," a universal program that provides an abundance of options and is very convenient. I thus continued to use it.

The previous model had a flaw in the guides that press on the "clickers" on the board; this is one of the model's weak points. Plastic "breaks" after about two to three years. The issue can be remedied by applying a little thick metallized sticker to these guides (I used the ASUS sticker that went to the motherboard of the relevant firm), and doing so has provided a couple more years' worth of clicks that are comfortable and reassuring.

The wheel has two modes of operation: normal, when it moves discretely with clicks, and continuous, when you can spin it and it will rotate by inertia for some time. This is handy when you need to scroll a lot. And perhaps that is why it has such low reliability. Some pros: Convenient wired mouse. Lies well in the hand. The sensor works fine on any of my surfaces. While some cheap red-light mice fail, this one works great. Cons: My middle mouse button doesn't work right away. Either it works or

Pros below: Since the mid-2022s, starting with the MX400, I love these mice. Always wanted an optical sensor - a dream come true. According to my feelings, the diode is more unpretentious to surfaces and does not stumble from hairs and dust particles. Cons: The previous series suffer from frail mikrikami, double clicks appear in a year, or even earlier. It is solved by soldering, on Ali look for D2FC. Surely with the M500s everything will be repeated. It's a bit of a love taint.

Got pros: Comfortable (for me) in shape. 90% of the time I use to work in 3D editors. Compared to gaming mice at the same price and slightly more expensive, cursor positioning is many times better. It is easy and convenient to hit exactly the vertices and faces. By installing the application, you can adjust the cursor speed for each program separately. Got cons: Cursor speed is only programmatically adjustable. The manufacturer claims - Set the desired sensitivity level within 400-4000 dpi. How

I bought it as a replacement for the M500, which has been proven over the years, I thought M500S, this is an upgrade of my favorite mouse, what could be better? After reading the description on the manufacturer's page, I bought it, and then it was a complete disappointment. The mouse was defective, the side key, when pressed, made an unpleasant loud clattering sound, I have never heard such a thing in Logitechs, but I have been using the equipment of this company for more than ten years…

An excellent mouse that has stood the test of time. If memory serves, then this mouse has been produced since 2022 or 2022. Now, finally, the mouse has found a modern, accurate sensor. It's optical. As in more expensive gaming and top-end work mice, instead of the ancient, wretched laser, 1998 technology. This is a huge plus and a breakthrough for those who not only work with this mouse but also love to play. Now, unlike the laser one, the optical sensor does not break if the mouse is slightly…

Previously, I did not indicate that there is a latch / ratchet function on the scroll button. Initially, I assumed that it was either her or the DPI change button (because pressing did not lead to tangible changes). As it turned out, it was necessary to hammer a couple of times according to the method of repairing the Horizont TV in order for the latch to start working. You can live with scroll blocking quite normally.

Before that, there were two mice of the same model of an older revision (although, in appearance and marking of the boards and sensors of the disassembled mouse, they do not differ in any way). In one, the left button broke and sinks, in the second - the wheel after a couple of years of office workload. New came sealed in transparent plastic. A hump sticks out in which the mouse, and a base covered with paper on both sides, behind a hump with wiring. It turned out that under the base, half a…