LogitechM510 Wireless Mouse, Mouse for Laptop and PC with USB Unifying Receiver, Programmable Buttons - Graphite

After nearly 3 years of daily use and being dropped at least a dozen times, the left click button has developed a tendency to misfire if not pressed hard enough.I'd say that's incredibly good for a sub $30 wireless mouse. I didn't expect durability or longevity, but it seems Logitech still cares to make their budget products of an acceptable quality.The mouse itself is great, good enough for me to replace it with the same one. Never had trouble with the wireless connection, the batteries last a very long time, and it's comfortable in the hand. It may be a little small for you if you have large hands like I do, but not uncomfortably so.The materials don't feel cheap at all. The plastic has a slightly roughened surface that is easy to grip. The buttons and scroll wheel all feel solid and have clear mechanical clicks when engaged. (The scrolling is a little loose for my taste, but that's down to preference.)I'd much rather spend the extra $15 on this over an Amazon basics or no name relabeler mouse that'll burn out in a year.One final note: the Logitech logo will rub away over time if you care about the minor cosmetic issue. It's not really a thing they could easily fix, friction and skin oils will break down anything that isn't engraved in the material given enough time.

I bought this mouse first some years before 2020, loved it, and somehow lost it so I bought it again in Dec 2021. I'm about to buy a new one, because mine stopped working reliably about a week ago. At first it was just a delayed recognition and some weird jumpy movements, plus working in Excel somehow it would be one or two cells off of the actual cursor placement on the monitor. Then, my computer doesn't register it every time I tried to use it so I'd have to switch to a wired mouse. But the feel of this mouse is just so perfect, and it lasted me for 3.5 years working on average 10 hour days, I'm buying my third.

Was looking for a new "gaming" mouse for my PC after upgrading my keyboard and struggled to find a GOOD quality mouse that fit my hand. I tried out the Logitech G502 Hero and the quality was horrendous. Ended up buying this mouse because I have the M705 at work and the battery life is great and the mouse overall feels perfect. This mouse is all of the same but a better build quality.

Bought this to replace a worn out Logitech mouse that I had used for 15 years.The Good: very precise control. I had originally purchased another brand for my laptop. While trying to do precision photo editing, that one would unexpectly move. I've never had a problem with this one.The Bad: My original Logitech has a smooth QUIET scroll wheel. This one feels and sounds like riding a skateboard down a cobblestone road. As a result, I'm looking for a better mouse and will put this one in the drawer as a reserve.

Love this wireless mouse. Great size not too small nor too big. Works great. Very responsive. The best mouse I've bought so far. And I've bought quite a few as my dog likes to steal and destroy. This is the only one I've bought twice.

Works as good as the Logitech M310 I gave to my granddaughter. I am getting used to it after about a week of use. I can hear the click, and the scroll is a little noisy. I needed something wireless as the wire always seems to get in the way.

Very good mouse for office work in programs like Excel and work in browsers, very sturdy, some concerns are the mouse skates are not the best, but for $25 that is not relevant in the slightest. Lasts super long, like a year in the office. Fits in my hand great even when i have pretty large hands. I prefer the USB receiver over Bluetooth, which makes this a mouse I'd prefer, connects instantly. Clicks aren't loud but aren't silent, which you aren't going to get for $25. It works, and it does a good job.

After 18 months of use, it still works great. I love the side buttons. They are super useful. I cannot work without this mouse now. I will probably buy another for home.