LogitechM325 Wireless Mouse for Web Scrolling - Black

Awesome mouse at decent price. There are cheaper wireless mice out there but they are not just cheaper, but cheap (in quality). I've gone through several of these and in this mouse I think I've found one I feel to be the all around best for a laptop that travels around. The mouse is smaller than the regular mouse, which I feel is a plus because of the traveling.I've been using it for a little while now and it works great. It hasn't been that long so I can't speak of the battery life but I have to say that I'm quite lazy in that I don't often turn off the mouse when not in use and it still works great, every time. The USB transceiver works with other Logitech devices and the best part in my opinion is its small size. It is tiny, so I just leave it plugged in all the time. It has rounded edges so it never snags on anything and to be honest, I forget it is even there.The mouse sensitivity is on par with any other mouse I've ever used. I don't use it to digitize anything so I can't say it is the best but in everyday use I can't tell the difference between this mouse and my expensive desktop mouse. I know sensitivity is important to many and I apologize for not being able to say more on the subject. All I can say is that it is sensitive enough that I haven't had reason to notice it wasn't sensitive enough. I hope that makes sense.

I've used this mouse nearly every day for over two years, and it's fantastic. It's comfortable in your hand, the connectivity is reliable, the scroll wheel has some good momentum if you flick it, and the battery life is outstanding. Come to think of it, I think I've only changed the single battery 4 or 5 times in two years. I've had one issue with it, which is that after about a year of use, the batter starting popping loose from its contacts inside the compartment, even with the cover closed. I fixed it by simply wedging a piece of folded paper between the cover and the battery. The smaller size takes a couple of days to get used to if you've never used a compact mouse, but you learn to control it with your thumb and ring finger, instead of the palm of your hand. Its light weight and grippy rubber sides make this very easy to do. My only other minor complaint is that the sensitive wheel (a bonus in most situations) doesn't work very well as a middle click button. But who middle clicks anyway?

This mouse has been working great so far!-I didn't realize how small it was until I finally got it, I wasn't expecting it to be as small as it is but it seems to still work great and is still comfortable. The size is like between a large normal mouse and a tiny laptop type mouse, but it is still comfortable to use.-The scroll knob is very nice. It has a very smooth action to it, it still has that clicking feedback that it gives when you scroll, but it's smooth and quiet.-One thing I didn't even realize about this mouse is that you are able to click the scroll knob to the left or right. For windows pc's it will go back and forth on internet pages I believe which is cool, but I'm using it on a mac and apparently Macs don't support this feature, apparently you are able to assign the knob a few features, but it's not a big deal for me and haven't really looked much into it.-The storage compartment is nice to have because I got a mouse and keyboard and am using the unifying receiver so I had one extra one so I stored it in the mouse which was nice.So far seems to be working great, will update if something negative about it comes up, other then that I highly recommend this mouse!

This great looking mouse is a bit small for my monster sausage fingers, but everyone else in my family loves the feel of the mouse. I don't "hate" the size, and it is comfortable in my monster meat paws, but I just prefer a bigger mouse.The USB transceiver is why I really love this mouse (barely 1/4" sticking out from the USB port). It also hides in the mouse for easy storage and it is not a 1 to 2 inches long like other receivers made by the four eyed geek in Washington. We had one, easily got caught on the first leg, arm or anything else in it's vicinity of the USB port it was plugged into. That prompted this purchase *AND* three others just like it for devices other then mine. Great value and performs top notch.You won't be sniping a punk from across the map in Call of Duty with this mouse , but you can lay down a mean game of Candy Crush in record time. General purpose duties this mouse handles very well, nice tactile wheel feel and great battery life.I recommend this device.

Overall good mouse, as I am a Logitech fan. However there are a couple issues I ran into (see below).Review:Small mouse convenient for carrying around. The small USB that you plug into the computer is docked nicely on the bottom of the mouse (have to remove cover where battery is to access it).The cosmetic condition of the mouse is actually not "new" as I saw scuff marks around the mouse as if it was used or refurbished. Also, the mouse doesn't seem to work well with a mouse pad (normal padded one with a fabric on top). The laser on the mouse picks up the small thread patterns and makes it annoying to use the mouse on the pad. What I mean is, the mouse cursor does not move in a straight line but often angles while moving the mouse side to side. Over time, this gets very annoying. I just stopped using the mouse pad and just use it on the hard surface of my desk.PROS:* Great portability (small) and USB dock inside battery area makes it easier to not lose the little USB that comes with it* Good battery life* Can work on almost any surface, like a desk, with no issues* Works right out of the box - plug and use* Comes with a battery (AA)CONS:- Does have some scuffs on the mouse (exterior) as if it were used- May be too sensitive to use on a regular mouse pad - randomly angles your mouse cursor so making it very annoying to click on anything small on the computer