LogitechWireless Mouse M325 with Designed-For-Web Scrolling - Light Silver

This is either the second or third of this model mouse that I have owned. It's not the quietest if that's really important to you. It could be, depending on your living arrangements. To me, it's not important. I would say it's responsive and does what I need it to do. It has an off switch on the bottom which I often forget to turn off but the battery still lasts quite a long time. I couldn't really say how long as I haven't really paid attention but... Long. It comes as a bit of a surprise when it suddenly stops working. I usually panic and think it's my computer and then all of a sudden I think, "oh, wait, maybe it's my mouse..." Pop a new battery in and I'm good to go. Seriously, I wouldn't be surprised if it lasts around a year. I mean I've had these same ones for years and years and my recollection of changing batteries is as something I seldom have to do. This time I purchased the gray one and as silly as it sounds, it looks so pretty next to my laptop. I've had more colorful ones in the past but I really like the color of this one and the way it looks next to my device. Not something that's important but something to think about if you were going to spend more for one that's more colorful. All in all it's a good mouse. It does what it's intended for. I'll keep buying them.

Well aren't I surprised.This is my first wireless mouse and my friends all threw there hands up in horror when I said I bought one."Cassandra D: No! You must not buy a wireless mouse! All you will do is buy batteries and it will NEVER respooooooonndd~"They shouted this from the rooftops.And they were completely wrong.I've been using this off and on for about a month now, I shut it off if I don't intend to use it for a long period of time but I've left it on overnight now about six or seven times since I fell asleep, And it's still going strong, It's almost over responsive on my computer. I'm still playing with the settings to get it right.And Gamers could use this with a little ajustment, The scroll wheel is my only gripe, It's too smooth and it's hard to feel if you've scrolled it far enough so in games like, Team fortress 2. I've often over scrolled when trying to switch weapons, But aside from that it works great. It's responsive on a number of surfaces, I've done it on my leg, I've done it on my pant leg, I've done it on my pillow, Bed it's self, And because I have a small room I often use my office chair as a nightstand for my DS, And while using netflix to watch movies I was able to use the mouse from my bed to switch things and pause and ajust the sound.Overall I'm just as happy as could be. The scroller could be a little better.Oh! And another positive is the reciever has a storage place in the battery compartment.(And I'm also and Artist who often uses photoshop and it works great. :D)

After using another Logitech wireless mouse for almost seven years, it was time to buy a new one because the other one was starting to act a little funky. I leaned toward this brand because I was so happy with my previous mouse and I've been a fan of Logitech products since around 2001. I ordered the silver one and immediately began using it. It was very easy to connect- all you have to do it plug the little USB piece into one of your USB ports and turn the mouse on (of course once loaded with a AA battery). I like that the new models have a much small USB piece so it isn't at risk of getting hit and broken off while plugged in to your computer. However, I miss the feature of being able to slide and attach the USB piece to the mouse for storage and travel. The mouse click sounds are a little bit louder than my old model, but that could be age-related. The mouse performs perfectly and I am very happy with it.

A wireless mouse should turn on instantly and have a battery that lasts basically forever. I bought this last year when I ordered a Chromebook for use on same, since I don't like touch pads. The wireless dongle/receiver is very low profile and because I treat the Chromebook with reasonable care, it's safe to leave in all the time, rather than to take in and out repeatedly.The mouse is powered by a single AA battery accessed via a slide-out battery door (not a screw-secured one). There is a place to put the wireless receiver in that compartment, as well.Chromebooks turn on and are ready to go very shortly after you lift the lid, so my concern was that I'd have to wait for the mouse to do the equivalent of wake-up and stretch exercises before it was ready to work. Not so. By the time the screen is on, the mouse is working. I have several Logitech products that have worked for years, in one case, a decade (their roller-ball mouse model T-B/C21) with daily and hard use.I'd recommend this product to anyone who wants a low-cost wireless mouse that punches above its weight class.