Wireless Mouse M325 Dark Silver (910-002816)

I had a logitech unifying mouse for my laptop at home but a microsoft wireless mouse/keyboard combo for when I was at my desk at work. The microsoft keyboard/mouse combo wasn't great. It did it's job, and I really like the layout and the extras on the keyboard, but the mouse couldn't be more than about 6inches from the receiver without being all screwy (this was really noticeable in the 2nd or 3rd day of using it, so it's not like the batteries were an issue). I have been using the logitech mouse at home for months, so I decided to get another unifying mouse and a simple unifying keyboard with volume controls for my desk. The single receiver for both mice and the keyboard is so mice, I don't have to unplug or re-plug anything. At first, I didn't really like the "forward" and "back" click ability of the wheel (you click the wheel to the left and you go back one page in your browser-to the right goes forward a page), but I got so used to it that I would try to do it on other mice and get frustrated when I had to move the pointer up to the left and right arrows instead (so silly, I know!). When I decided to replace the set at my desk, I knew that I wanted a second mouse exactly like the first. It is a great size, works from really far away (at least 20 feet) and an every surface I have tried so far (I use it on the couch cushion or my leg all the time). I totally recommend it!

I would rate this product a 4.5. First, I'll go over what I really like about this mouse: - Comfortable to grip, though much smaller then my hand - The fast scrolling is super super useful, and you'll find you want it on all the mice you use - Long-lasting battery. I got this probably >8 months ago, and its still running the same battery - Off switch, for storage or when you want to transport it. - Long distance receiver, at least long enough that I won't be able to read anything on my computer - Small dongle that plugs into the computer, on my laptop, not an issue keeping it into the USB (doesn't catch on anything, or fall out) - Good sensor on the bottom, works on most surfaces. -Small and compact, which is also why I rated it a 4.5: sometimes my hand cramps up a little using such a small mouse. Overall, though, a solid mouse that is perfect for laptops, or desktops! I would highly recommend.

If I could give this mouse more stars I definitely would. Now where do I start with the praise for such a magnificent product. First off, this thing can take a beating. SERIOUSLY. The other day I saw a mosquito in my room and I just threw this mouse right at it. Not a single scratch! This mouse literally saved my life because who knows, maybe that mosquito was carrying some sort of disease along with it. Anyways, this thing can move your cursor on the computer screen so fast that it makes The Flash look slow. Then theres the whole aspect of it being portable. This mouse fits right in my pocket. NO JOKE!!! It's so portable that I forgot it was still in my pocket when I put them in the washing machine. You know how some people try to "Re-invent the wheel"? Well Logitech has done it! The scroller on this magnificent beast is extraordinary. Its so responsive and smooth. I feel like I'm scrolling through the heavenly clouds not webpages. I thought this product couldn't possibly get any better and then it happened.... they have other colors to choose from!!!!! How awesome is that? I have ZERO complaints regarding this item. Oh, and its cheaper on Amazon.

I love this little guy! I use this mouse wherever I go, and it is combat tested! I have taken it to the field and used it with my Panasonic ToughBook during training in the desert and deployments. I use it most often while traveling and it is quite the little champ, even though it is tossed around in my bag accompanying me everywhere. It does not feel cheap either and I love the texture. A neat little compartment is built in to the mouse where the battery is stored where you are also able to store the receiver dongle (common mouse engineering with Logitech). The buttons are easy to use with a little bit of stiffness behind them, which I like. The third scroll button is very easy, every once in a while it is a little to easy to manipulate. While listening to music I find myself accidentally brushing the scroll wheel up and my music goes from quiet office level to party level within a second (this is not good while I am at work). However, the overall quality of this wireless infrared mouse is fantastic and I would highly recommend for all!

Very good this mouse: great size for smaller hands, good tracking, smooth scrolling, and accurate tracking. I recently tried an M535, but found it was a too sensitive for me and would often move the cursor after I stopped moving the device. Not so with the M325. It moves as it's directed and really feels great in hand. The feet slide smoothly on rough and smooth surfaces. My computer desk is covered in a canvas fabric, and the mouse moves on this rough surface with ease, providing the the slightest bit of (desired) resistance. I don't like a mouse that glides as if it's on ice, and this one doesn't do that. The scroll wheel on the M325 rolls smoothly, no subtle click-like feel, but it scrolls smoothly and allows precise scrolling. In fact, scrolling is so very efficient that you may choose to select to scroll one-line at a time rather than SetPoint's 3-line default scroll. Yes, the scroll wheel does scroll quickly; and it may take a little getting used to using. I tried it set at 1 line in SetPoint, but it's too slow; and 3 lines is a bit fast; but with some use and patience, you'll get used to using the faster-than-default-normal scrolling. I like this mouse; but it's not as good as the discontinued five-star+ M505--it still reigns supreme for a three-button mouse. I had been using an M505, which I feel is one of Logitech's best three-button devices. But it's no longer manufactured; the M525 has taken its place in Logitech's lineup. The mouse has to be a 'best-buy' in simple yet effective three-button devices that's a joy to use. When paired with SetPoint software, it's nothing short of exceptional. The photos below show a comparison among the 325, 505, and 510 (the largest of the three pictured). Also ordered M560 I've also ordered an M560 Logitech mouse. It has five buttons, two of which I'll use for volume up/down control. The 560 is 7/8 the size of the M510, which is a bit large for me and has an odd arch. I've held a 560, and it feels more comfortable and better sized for those of us with small to medium hands.

I previously had two of the Model 305 and they were wearing out. Specifically the microswitches under the left click button were shot so I couldn't reliably click on things or sometimes it would automatically double click, etc. I DISliked that with the 305 the scroll wheel had multiple detents all the way around so pages scrolled in "chunks". You could adjust that in the software, but what a pain in the butt that is. The M325 fixes that issue with smooth scrolling. It is VERY sensitive and you can stop a page anywhere. You can also use the scroll wheel to click, but the clicking functions are not the same as either of the regular buttons, so I still haven't figured out what all the wheel click function is for. Fits the hand well. Installs instantly. Even matches the finish on my laptop! All in all, it has the excellent reliability of Logitech so it is a great buy.

I use this mouse for traveling out of the country. It takes a lot of abuse and keeps going. I've got a couple of these (both for my business and personal lap taps). I seem to get about 6 months from the batteries if I forget to turn the mouse off after each use. One great feature is that even though it takes two batteries, it will run on one if that is all you have. It has lots of programmable buttons (you have to load an app to use them). I only use the standard buttons so I haven't experimented with them. Overall it is comfortable in my hand and very reliable. The only problems that I have had is most of the hotels I have visited in Asia have glass work desk surfaces and the laser detector does not function on those, so take I carry a mouse pad or use a piece of paper when on glass surface.

I tried this mouse on both Windows and Mac OS X (Lion). It works fine on Windows and mostly works on Mac OS X, but there are some issues well worth noting if you're planning on using this mouse on a Mac. First, OS X doesn't like this mouse very much. As soon as I plugged it in, OS X thought it was a keyboard and didn't seem to want to acknowledge that it was a mouse, not a keyboard. Second, (on Mac) the cursor is super jumpy. When trying to navigate around the screen, the cursor will often skip well past the intended destination. Thus, moving the cursor is erratic at higher speeds and can be a bit annoying when it teleports ahead instead of smoothly gliding from point A to point B like it does with an Apple mouse or trackpad. (NOTE: Please see UPDATE below) Lastly, I had an incredibly frustrating software bug occur because of this mouse. I noticed that Pages '09 was doing this funny thing when I'd turn on the page thumbnail sidebar. If I saved the file, closed, and re-opened it, the thumbnails would shrink. If I saved, closed, and re-opened again, the same thing would happen and the thumbnails would shrink again, getting even smaller. Long story short, I couldn't figure out why Pages was behaving this way. I contacted Apple for support, I deleted Pages, re-installed Pages, did a bunch of system maintenance and eventually did an entire operating system clean install...and the problem persisted! Incredibly frustrating to say the least. Finally, I was ready to give up when I decided to unplug this Logitech mouse and lo and behold! The problem stopped! This Logitech mouse was causing this bizarre bug in Pages all along. Design and comfort-wise, it's an alright mouse--though I dislike that the buttons are inlaid so when you press down on them, the pad of your finger hits the somewhat sharp ridge of the base. However, if you're using a Mac, I'd recommend going with a different mouse. Logitech doesn't even support this mouse for Mac. On their website, only Windows drivers are available. . . . UPDATE (8/27/2013): I have discovered that the bug with Pages '09 can actually occur with ANY mouse! This bug is caused by a setting in OS X Lion, NOT the Logitech mouse. For anybody having this issue, go to System Preferences > General and change "Show scroll bars:" to anything EXCEPT "Automatically based on input device." However, the other two issues still stand as originally written.

Compact and comfy Logitech to replace my old one,

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Es un poco mas pequeño de lo que esperaba, pero fuera de eso funciona muy bien

Great little mouse. I had the Anywhere Performance MX before this and that started giving problems with the left mouse button, which seems to be a defect going by the numerous complaints all over the net. This mouse is a little smaller and very much lighter and works on just a single battery. I can't speak on the battery life yet as I haven't used it extensively. But the mouse is comfortable with nice rubber grips on either side. The scroll wheel is also smooth and tilts right and left, which works as the back and forward buttons in the browser and also in the Windows file explorer. Really handy! Installation was also super easy. Just plug in the tiny receiver to any usb port and turn on the mouse. Simple as that. The battery compartment also has a small little space to keep the mini receiver, which will come in very handy if you're travelling. Overall, great value for money.

Después de un mes de uso lo siento cómodo y práctico. 1. Buena calidad considerado en precio. 2. Los costados son texturizados al igual que el scroll, se siente bien al tacto. 3. Sólo ocupa una pila 2A. 4. Me gustó en detalle de que enciende el foco verde al prenderlo. 5. Está diseñado para uso de oficina. Llegó bien y en tiempo!