This mouse is a godsend for me. I thought I would buy it and there would be disappointment, it would suddenly start to make noise in a few months, but no! No noise, very quiet, even the body does not creak! When you start using other mice, you start to pay attention to clatter and noise. The mouse holds up very well, does not make noise after hundreds of hours in CS: GO and GTA 5. I'm just glad that I found such a mouse and it turned out to be very good. I wish I could find one on batteries…

About the noiselessness of the buttons. Prior to that, I converted about five different mice into silent ones (nothing complicated, square silent buttons are ordered on alik and re-soldered) and I knew approximately what kind of noise level a click turns out to be. In this one, it is quieter than with conventional three-pin buttons, but louder than it could be with silent ones, and they didn’t finish it here. Either the board lies in the case so that the sound is amplified, or the buttons are…

Slightly smaller in size than cheap colored "gaming" mice, but in general for my relatively small hand - the norms. In general, this manufacturer will not do garbage) Knows how to combine the necessary and keep the price.

Pros below: For the price - fire. I buy not the first time. Very quiet, a pleasure to press. I don’t know what everyone complains about SCM, the most default SCM in terms of pressing. Cons: The upper part of the mouse is super comfortable, the lower part was made beveled for some reason, sometimes the mouse does not come into contact with the table.

The button is a roller made of cheap plastic, very inconvenient, a lot of negative emotions, irritates, the finger gets tired. As stated, the movement of the buttons themselves is noticeably quieter, but not evenly. The right button clicks louder and sometimes jams and plays a double click. In general, the model is an ordinary, unremarkable, workhorse. But I won’t buy the same one, and I can’t recommend it, because of the scroll button (very annoying).

Except for the click volume, it's an average office mouse at a reasonable price. Mouse Marking: P/N: S10-006358 S/N: 1907HS0398Q8

In my opinion, the mouse is best suited for everyday tasks, when simplicity and unpretentiousness of the device are important. You can also consider buying if you are going to record podcasts or educational videos: clicking will not annoy. Just keep in mind that sensitive condenser microphones will pick up even the muffled sound that the buttons make. Pros: Simple and easy to use mouse. Keystrokes are really almost inaudible. The symmetrical shape is suitable for both right-handers and…

If this is not a marriage, then this is tough trolling on the part of Logitech - to sell a supposedly silent mouse with a disgusting squeak (like from charging cheap Chinese smartphones)

I bought it for work, I use it for the first day, my hand is getting used to the shape of the mouse, but I will say right away that comfort has increased significantly! The mouse is definitely worth the money. I’ll buy a silent wireless one from the same series at home, so as not to annoy the household by clicking in the evenings. Thanks Logitech. Pros below: Pleasant sensations from pressing the keys, in comparison with ordinary mice, the difference is immediately felt - "like I moved to a…

Pros: Really quiet. The usual clicking of buttons is absent. Pretty long cord. Convenient form. Got cons: Well, except for the red light from the LED. But that's the way it is, nitpicks.

It would be great if the company thought of a mouse for people with large palms and long fingers. The trend towards miniaturization of mice is understandable, but then hands hurt from such mice. The Logitech B110 proved to be on the edge of this problem - if it were a little smaller, the hand would hurt even more. In this regard, the Logiech B190 is much more convenient and better, but it's a pity that it's not quiet. Separately, it would be great to see a line of mice for people with long…

The aliexpress pick-up point on Belinsky 93 in Hong Kong is very conveniently located, it is very convenient to pick up. With its pros: An unexpectedly good click, despite the fact that it is deaf, it is felt tactilely, unlike the optical noiseless a4tech op-200q. Has some cons: Word is brainy #&* with a right click - the context menu never appears until you click the context menu on the keyboard, after that it starts to understand the right mouse click. But this is hardly a mouse problem…