Side by Side Comparison of: HDE vs Logitech

Works if you need a mouse. It's made of cheap plastic but that's to be expected just by looking at the price.Always always always use the spot to keep the sub part in the mouse when not using. I usually kept it in my computer but for a time had to take it out. Now I have no clue where it ended up.

The Best wireless mouse and with different colorsthat it comes in, I Love it so much... And themouse doesn't need to be inline with the receiver to work well

Great mouse option at a great price. Call me old school, but I prefer using a mouse over trackpad options that come standard on a MacBook. I didn't want to pay the high price of the magic mouse but still wanted an interface that matched the overall look and feel of Mac products. This mouse provided me with an inexpensive yet sleek design that has worked seamlessly with a MacBook. Although it doesn't have touch control sensitivity options like the magic mouse, it is still is a great solution for basic right and left clicking as well as scrolling. Have been using this for almost a year and have not experienced any problems. Highly recommend.

CONS: I have to say that this mouse is horrible. I bought this mouse hoping to have a good mouse to use aside from my normal mouse which kills batteries like crazy. When I was looking at this mouse it looked good. I purchased with 2 day shipping (which came 6 days later). This mouse is a lot longer and less curved giving an uncomfortable flat feel. It did not wont to respond to my laptop I inserted the wireless chip and battery and it took up to a minute to start working. The shape of the mouse is also weird pressing into your hand.PROS: The mouse wheel is very stable and wont go out of control. and the clicking is not horribly annoying but it still sounds like a WW2 clicker.****Im rating this mouse 5 stars just so people will see the review and NOT buy this item because its horrible, my real rating is 2 stars*****

Its a mouse... And I like it..Lets be realistic here, its a wireless mouse for under ten dollars...I've used it almost everyday since February. Changed the battery once. Feels fine to me.The scroll wheel is plastic, yet ridged, so scrolling has not been an issue. It also turns itself off when not in use.I'm using it on Linux and have zero complaints...Maybe if your expecting some fancy device, you should look elsewhere and spend a bit more.However if your looking for a mouse that works and does what its supposed to do, point and click.. Its great!Its cheap. It works. Its cheap. Holds up to daily use. Its cheap.Looks nice too..

I was so excited to get this mouse in the mail. I work from home and was going crazy trying to use my laptop touch pad. I will warn you when you get the mouse. It does not click. You have to press firmly on the right and left click to make it work the first time. I almost thought the mouse didn't work. The instructions did not explain this. But, once I used my common sense and just gave it a firm click it flicked into action. Def. worth the price...!

I've used Logitech mouses (mice) for years. A few months ago I need a new mouse and bought a different brand in an effort to save some money. (We were getting ready to move and every dollar mattered.) The other mouse did not have an on/off switch which was weird. It also clicked loudly right out of the package. I dealt with both of those things but not long after buying it the right button started sticking. I do digital art as a hobby and need the right button for some things. I put up with it since my art is just a hobby but them the left button started sticking too! Finally fed up I came to Amazon to find myself a good Logitech mouse. This mouse is super quiet, works beautifully, and has an on/off switch (good for saving battery life). I will never buy anything but Logitech again.

I bought this mouse to replace a USB mouse that is a few years old and was becoming erratic. Based on user reviews, this mouse seemed like it would do the job. I needed a not too large, basic mouse with smooth operation and precision. Extra buttons and functions were not an attraction. This mouse is doing the job nicely and there are no complaints.Some reviewers were concerned about the size. It isn't as small as the portable mouse it replaced, which was truly meant to travel, but it isn't large either. I would call this a medium size. Unless you have an unusual hand or some other concern, it should work fine for you. A second thing that reviewers were concerned about was the scrolling. It is smooth and you can scroll quickly. Is it too quick? Well, I'm doing fine with it and don't find it difficult to control.This is a good wireless mouse, and if you like the Logitech RF wireless concept, go for it.

For me this was Avery good mouse. It fit my hand well and the buttons were placed just right. It was also nice that it was wireless as I have used it two computers, 1 an apple and one windows. I really liked the figure of the monkey. Whimsy when computing is nice.

This is probably the fifth or sixth M325 I have bought, not because they break down, but because I buy them for friends and for additional equipment (tablets/notebooks/home video security system/etc.) Long ago, I started out my computer use with a trackball because back then the mice were wired and didn't respond to movement all that reliably (and I absolutely hate moving a mouse with no corresponding cursor movement). The resolution required one to pick up the mouse and drag it some more on a crowded desk or mouse pad to get the cursor across the screen. Very inconvenient and a trackball worked much better. For the longest time I was very much "anti-mouse." ...Until my girlfriend needed help with her computer and I used her mouse. It was a lower end model (M-317), but I was immediately surprised at how well it worked. It was wireless, sensitive to movement, and had enough resolution to make picking up the mouse unnecessary. That afternoon we went out and got a couple of the M-325s because they have the tilt wheel (very handy for surfing the Internet) and a longer battery life. I have been using mine ever since then, to the point that I've worn the little slider pads off the underside, but it still works very well, and with approximately 18 months on a single AA battery I very rarely turn the mouse off (it has an auto sleep mode after a period of no movement). Over the years I've used other brands of wireless mice while helping friends with their computer woes, but I keep buying the Logitech brand because I have been spoiled. They are a superior product in my experience.

So cute! I've been getting so many compliments at work on this mouse! I really love the Logitech mice, this is my 3rd one because I needed one for work and one for home.

I've had this mouse for several months now and it has been reliable and durable. I use this product daily and each day it goes into my bag with my laptop without a bag or case. Because it was inexpensive I've not been "careful" with it, I just flip the off switch and toss it in my bag. It has continued with full functionality despite my daily use and rough travel; I've even dropped into onto a concrete floor several times from standing height. The case has worn well and has a few scratches but overall I'm pleased. The battery life is great too. I've been using it several hours a day (4 to 8 hrs), 6-7 days a week for four months and have not had to replace the battery yet although I use a brand name battery instead of the one shipped with the product.One word of caution - this is not a full size mouse. I have small hands but even so, on the days I work with it for 8 hours I find myself noticing the size and wishing it were bigger. However, for most days I like the size and comfort.

At first when I opened this I was worried because to be honest it felt cheaply made. However after hooking it up and putting it to use it works great. Clicks smooth, rolls smooth. No issues scrolling or using. I think its worth what I paid so Im happy!

How good this mouse is depends on whether you have a decent mouse pad or not. It's an optical mouse, though, so that's to be expected. I rate it four stars because it really is ergonomic... it feels amazing in your hand, and is responsive. I've had a few hiccups with getting it to reconnect when I've had it on but stepped away (so it went into battery saver mode), but nothing more than 30 seconds or so of tapping the button. The best use for this is probably on a computer that you can set up nicely with a mouse pad. Battery life hasn't been a problem so far btw

This was a pre-vacation purchase to go with a new laptop. It does everything a mouse is supposed to do, but will feel plasticky and cheap if you are used to well-weighted, well-constructed mice from major brand names. For me the light weight was nice since I was traveling light. For the record, it survived just fine through two weeks of plane/train travel, stuffed into my laptop sleeve on the other side of the mouse pad. This mouse also has an energy-saving feature where it will shut down if you don't use it for a minute or so, and you have to press the small button you see just behind the scroll wheel in the photo, to bring it back to functionality. Since batteries cost a fortune in Europe, to me this was a good feature to have, but it can take some getting used to. I probably wouldn't want to use this as my long-term work or home desktop mouse, but for travel or a short-term use, I'd recommend it.

I bought this mouse because I wanted something slim and nice to look at. I didn't need anything extravagant ( I use it for browsing, email, simple photo editing) so the HDE works fine for me and was worth the price.PROS:- Very lightweight and easy hand placement- Only takes (1) AA battery, even though the description says (2)- DPI button DOES work and gives 3 levels of sensitivity / pointer speed- Turns itself off if not in use to save batteryCONS- Moving the mouse does not turn it back on. You have to use the switch underneath.- No pads underneath so it scrapes around if you use it without a mousepadI haven't had it very long so it could die tomorrow. Who knows. But, so far it's performed exactly as I'd expect for an $8 mouse.

I will begin with my story about this mouse, so if you just want the review on the mouse itself, skip to the bottom paragraph please :)When I first received this mouse, I was a bit upset. It was out of the box (obviously to resell the batteries or for the owner to keep it for himself/herself) and it was sent in a cheap bag and bubble wrap, which didn't bother me because I care about the mouse and not the package it comes in of course. But because of the cheap packaging protection, the center button fell off and was shaking inside the mouse, making me think it was broken as soon as I opened it. After two days of having my mouse taking up space, I decided to take it apart before throwing it away. I put the piece back and saw that a small metal piece was bent in a weird way. I unbent it and after putting it back together, it started working perfectly... This was a weird packaging accident in my opinion so I'm hoping it was just me having this issue...Now, about the mouse itself. The price is worth it! Very cheap but the mouse design is very comfortable to hold and it works perfectly! I can use this in almost every surface and the mouse pointer still moves accurately and fast. I wish there was an included battery, but it's not a big issue because I had rechargeable batteries myself.... it's a mouse and it perfectly works like a mouse. I don't know how many details about that I can give :)

it is a good product for the money. It came in time, was properly packaged, and works well now. I am overall happy with the purchase. Thanks

My old wireless mouse just died after 8 years of service and I was desperate for a replacement. This filled the void at a reasonable price. Smaller USB edge sticking out from my laptop is a plus. Mouse fits nicely in my hand and is almost as good as my old one from HP. I have always had good luck with Logitech products. The only issue I have is that the wheel is a bit too loose in scrolling around. I was used to a firmer wheel.

Works perfectly, the only "bad" thing is it does not come with the unifyer system usb that most logitech mouses are coming with to connect with keypads or other logitech products. I had one already so it didn't affect me.

Great quality mouse! Logitech always makes really good and awesome mice and this is no different. The wireless receiver fits nicely in the USB slot, the mouse has a nice feel and size, standard AA battery slot, and comes with a battery pre-installed which is nice. All the usual features are there, left/right click, scroll wheel. The scroll wheel is especially wonderful as it scrolls smoothly. The previous logitech mouse I had (M315) had a more rough scroll wheel in that it felt bumpy when scrolling. This one on the other had feels a lot more smooth and when you increase the amount of scrolling in the windows settings, this feels buttery smooth.The one thing that annoyed me a lot is that the scroll wheel also has a back/forward function by pushing the wheel left or right. I never had this feature in the past. I usually middle click the scroll wheel in the browser to open new tab when clicking a link, etc. But often, I accidentally push the wheel to the left while doing so which then automatically makes me go one page back. It happened almost all the time making it extremely annoying. The good thing is you can disable this function. The bad thing is you need to download the Logitech SetPoint software to do so, so I have to add another non-vital piece of software and clutter my computer. I knocked out one star for this annoyance.

Good mouse to just stash in my work bag. I have a Logitech Anywhere MX mouse which is a nice portable sized mouse. But I use it as my daily mouse and used to try to pack it up when I took my laptop somewhere. However I would often forget to bring it, or leave it at work, so I needed a relatively cheap mouse to just leave in my bag. This does a good job and I shouldn't have to worry about the battery life. Since the mice are both on the unifying receiver, I don't have to mess with that. I just use whichever mouse is there.The mouse feels fine in use, but is a little taller than I expected. The Anywhere MX is a little bigger but flatter. I prefer that shape, but I understand that they made this one taller because it is a little smaller in width and length. Flatter is a bit easier to stash in my bag, but this mouse is still nice and portable.

CONS:-Click wheel turns too smoothly. Not really a problem for scrolling (even though I prefer the feel of a mouse with more clearly defined "notches" as you turn the wheel). But it's very annoying if you're in the habit of clicking the wheel to open new tabs, etc; it ends up registering as me clicking to go back 2-3 web pages.-I wish the receiver dongle could be smaller or rounded off so that it doesn't catch when I'm sliding my laptop into my bag. I realize that every wireless mouse has basically an identical receiver, but I still wish somebody'd improve on the design.PROS:-Literally everything else. It's a good compact size for slipping into my bag, the battery life is spectacular, it's responsive and accurate, and I like the option of stowing the receiver dongle inside the battery housing. Great little mouse, and the above minor gripes wouldn't keep me from buying it again, especially at the price it's being offered.

This is the first wireless mouse I have ever owned, and I am mostly satisfied with it. For web browsing and general computing, this is fully satisfactory. The mouse itself is comfortable to hold, and everything responds just as it should. The fact that the unifying receiver is so small is super convenient, as I can pack away my laptop without having to disconnect it.My only complaint is that the scroll wheel, which is very nice for web browsing, is by default WAY too sensitive for gaming. I soon discovered while playing games like HL2 where the scroll wheel is used to switch weapons, I would often times switch weapons without even touching the wheel. Simply jarring the mouse quickly was often enough to trigger the scroll wheel. This essentially ruined my gaming experience, because this completely threw me off during the most intense moments of a game. After toying with some settings, I found out that by turning the scroll wheel sensitivity down all the way, I was able to solve this problem. While it does occasionally happen still, these instances are few and far between. Unfortunately, with the sensitivity turned all the way down, it's not quite as sensitive as I would like it to be while doing other things. I can cope with this limitation, however, to preserve my gaming experience.Another issue I experienced, which is not the fault of Logitech, as far as I can tell, is a driver conflict that occurred when I first attached the receiver to my computer. I had MotionJoy drivers already on my computer, which is used for the PS3 sixaxis controller. For whatever reason, my computer was attempting to use these drivers instead of the Logitech drivers. I had to totally remove the MotionJoy drivers from my computer before the mouse would work. Thank goodness I found a message board online where someone else had had this same obscure problem.Overall, I recommend this mouse for everyday computing, but would suggest something else for those who are more gaming-focused. Overall good product.

I bought 2 of these because the kids tend to lose them. But they aren't very durable, and one of them got stuck the first time we used it. But they were very inexpensive so I give them 3 stars!

The product works fine however the USB portion disassembled while still attached to my computer.

This mouse worked well, but for less than three months. I got it Jan. 9/17, and about mid-March it started rolling back all the time. You start to scroll down, and it takes you back up. I liked the variable speed, but it's useless now that it won't scroll properly. I had this happen with a different inexpensive mouse before this; I guess I'll have to get a better-quality, more-expensive one.

This is ok. I recommend paying a little more because after the first few weeks, even when I put in a fresh battery, it's a bit sticky in terms of how coordinated/synced up it is between my movement of it with my hand and the cursor on the screen.

Bought this mouse for my youngest daughter and her Laptop. It works as it should and very responsive to movement. It has been 18 months now and it still work like new. The battery life in it is decent, glad we don't have to change the batteries constantly like I have had to do in others. The only concern I had with this mouse is that it does not feel like it is made that great. The mouse is very light, and when I use it, I am afraid to put hardly any pressure on it for fear of it breaking or falling apart. Saying this, it must be better built than it feels since it has lasted a year and half now. I would recommend this mouse. Another huge plus was it was cheaper than other ones you can buy.

As others have said....let's be realistic.....It's under 10 bux. Here are some thoughts on my end -Pro's -Under $10.00 - Great for the average user. I have kids and cant keep anything nice :-)Synced right up to my computer after the drive downloadCool white colorCon's -Cheap plasticPlastic feet, not rubber like I am used too - could cause problems (scratches) on some surfacesInternal red light can be seen through the plastic every time you move the mouseCuts off to "save power" every 30 seconds and you have to hit a "turn on" button to wake it up.......good concept I guess, but for someone reading articles or watching youtube for example, you cant just move the mouse to it's next destination, you have to wake it up first....it's a pain.Other than that......2 hrs in and it is still working, so partial score I guess......

Despite the three (3) star rating I love the functionality of this Mouse. The mousing, scrolling and buttons all work great. We use it for web surfing and for document processing. The reason why I deducted two (2) stars from what should be a five (5) star rating is because the mouse sometimes does not ''power up'' after a certain amount of idle time. The batteries are fresh so that is not the problem. Perhaps this problem occurs because this was a refurbished or used item sold by Amazon seller Supreme Deals 18.

Logitech M325 USB mouse. I've recently got this mouse and have used it on my windows 7 and windows 10 laptops. It works fine on both, except that I do not like the different "tilt" wheel functionality. My logitech M305 which is the older version of this same size mouse actually scrolls to the right or left (horizontal) with the right or left press wheel tilt, but this goes back or forward through the web pages instead, which is a completely useless functionality and change. There is no way to change the settings to the old left or right scroll that I can find. The vertical scroll functionality of the wheel does work better than on the M305 though. When you look at the settings on windows for mouse wheels, the left/right press is supposed to scroll horizontally, so this change is inappropriate product functionality

Good basic mouse and the battery lasts for a long time. If you need a precise mouse then I wouldn't recommend it as there is a lot of play and the pointer isn't always accurate. When moving items around the screen I find that I will grab the wrong item about 25% of the time.

Not the same as it used to be. I have a few M325s from 3 or 4 years back. I liked them so much because they were so simple. Small enough to toss in the laptop bag, yet still big enough to feel like it's a full sized mouse.This M325 I received (Logitech 910-002974 M325 Wireless Mouse for Web Scrolling - Black. Sold by: VividS Computer LLC) felt different. I couldn't tell why it felt "off", but it just did. It wasn't until I had all three of my M325s together (two from a few years ago + this new one) that I realized that there's a huge weight difference. With the batteries in all 3, the newest M325 felt so much lighter (by a significant amount). It almost felt as if it was missing the weight of the battery.

The good:1. Small, portable, and feels sturdyI bought this mouse because I wanted something that's not too bulky and portable to carry around. This fits comfortably but is a bit on the smaller side (there's room between the bottom of my palm and the back of mouse. (My hands are pretty average sized, FYI).2. Scroll wheel is smoothMost mouses I've used have those little clicks when using the scroll wheel that makes you scroll in increments, but this one is smooth. My manager at work has the exact same mouse and I find it hilarious how she aggressively scrolls/flies through her documents as the wheel makes this whizzing sound (this sound could be pretty loud for those who care to know).The bad:1. Scroll wheel is smoothAlthough I've grown to like the smooth scroll wheel, it always makes me over-scroll when I'm working on something that's really zoomed-up. Scroll wheels with the little clicks actually prevent me from over-scrolling.2. Tad glitchyOn the rare occasion, the mouse decides it doesn't want to work for me anymore and refuses to move. It's rare but happens enough for me to develop the habit of popping out the batteries and reinserting them to make this work again.3. Thin/flimsy clicking soundsThe clicking sounds coming from this mouse are thin, high-pitched, and - dare I say - unsatisfying. I personally prefer Microsoft mouses in this aspect.4. Non-ergonomicThis was not a factor in deducting stars because I knew this was not meant to be an extremely ergonomic mouse (plus I bought it for its portability). After months of use, I've developed pretty bad cramps which means I'm going to have to move on to an ergonomic mouse.

This would be a 5-star mouse except for one annoying feature. If you tilt the scroll wheel left or right you get a tilt-click. It's very difficult to just do a middle-click without accidentally tilting left or right. By default, these are mapped to the browser's forward and back buttons. I do a lot of middle-clicking to open tabs in Chrome, so instead of opening a new tab, I'm constantly jumping back to the previous page. I solved it by installing Logitech Setpoint and disabling the feature, but I don't think a wireless mouse should require additional software. I use this between multiple computers and had to load SetPoint on all of them.Otherwise, it's a solid mouse, a little small but very comfortable in the hand, just the right weight, very portable. It only takes one AA battery which lasts a long time. The included Logitech unifying receiver will connect to other Logitech hardware such as wireless keyboards. It has a decent range, I use it from 10 or 12 feet away with no problem. Scrolling is very smooth and quiet, and if you flick the wheel it glides for a bit, nice when browsing long documents.

It's really lightweight, which may be a plus for some but I prefer my mouse to be a little heavier. It also just FEELS really cheap, and the scroller bar (center button) doesn't really work. It freaks out constantly and I can't scroll through pages reliably. Just buy a Logitech.

Feels great unfortunately it doesn't work w/windows 10

I've been using this mouse daily at work for 6-7 months.Pros:-Great battery life - I've only had to replace it once-Nice size, larger than the typical wireless mouseCons:-Recently (after 6 months of use) the scroll wheel has stopped functioning properly. Trying to scroll down results in erratic motion in both directions.Decent product for the price, but I'm disappointed that I need to buy a new mouse after 7 months. I will most likely purchase a different mouse this time.

Its cute, i LOVE the color- super vibrant and hot hot pink. but it seems to "skip" and makes it feel like the computer is slow. And the scroller flies down the page even when you're trying to go slow. Its something I would expect from a discount/dollar store, which is fine because that's about what it costs anyway. As for design its good except the seam in the middle is slightly uncomfortable for my hand. I am using a chrome book however, that may make a difference but I have not used about USB mouse with this laptop to compare.

I purchased this mouse in December, used it maybe twice a week for 30 minutes at a time to finish paperwork, and it lasted until June. Since I used it so infrequently, I really expected it to last for longer than 6 months... My Logitec wireless mouse at my other computer is over 3 years old and still going strong. The flatness of the mouse is also odd, and it does take a little 'getting used to' if you're used to a reguarly-shaped wireless mouse, but I still liked it until it died on me. I'm really disappointed that I have to order a new mouse so soon, and will not be ordering this one again.

its exactly the way it looks in the picture, very sleek and flat....i liked it the moment i started using it, it was to be an extra mouse for my ultrabook, and it was, for a few hours...i went to use it later that day after i hooked it up...and its like it fell asleep and wouldnt reconnect...laser came on, sensor was properly identified by computer, i checked device manager...and NOTHING!! i gave up and took out the battery and set it aside...but i spun the wheel again and put a battery back in and it started working again for a bit...and stopped again...it must be some weird hardware issue, bc i tried it on 3 different computers, and even tried it on an alternate install of ubuntu on one of my laptops just to check...no dice!!! ehhh, im a little beat on the whole issue...what a let down...oh well... wouldve put 5 stars if it had worked....

I tend to really like Logitech devices. However this mouse did not come with a unifying receiver. The mouse can work with one, but I now have a dongle that doesn't work with my other devices.

I have small hands and really liked the feel of this mouse. I liked the scroll wheel but the left and right scroll clicks did not work on my Mac. My biggest problem with this mouse was that it would randomly lag during use... and not just a little skip here and there, but a MAJOR freeze in mouse function. It didn't matter if I unplugged the dongle or switched the mouse on and off... it would work perfectly for a good 30 minutes and then do it again. Batteries were fully charged as well. Very odd because I've had cheaper mice that did not have any performance issues. I thought it might have been a defective unit, so I bought a second M325... SAME PROBLEM. The TeckNet is only 9.99 and works far better in my opinion.

I'll be up front with this: I did not buy this mouse for myself. If I did, it would earn a solid 1-star, because I can't rate it any lower. I am an absolute peripheral snob, and I cannot like this product for myself. I bought this mouse for my mom, and, while I'll list a few of my personal grievances with it and its inability to let me click dots precisely, just know that my grievances have not affected my rating, and I have some objective complaints that net it its 2-star rating.Pros: It's cheap and wireless. If you want a wireless mouse, this is an inexpensive one to buy, and it gets the job done. For a lot of people, this is enough to convince them to buy it. If it doesn't work, it was only $15, and if it does, then you got a good mouse for $15! It seems to work alright for my mom, so I guess those kinds of people will be pleased. The scroll wheel is nice, too. It's not free-spinning like Logitech's high-end gaming offerings, but is very close to it, and it's pleasant to use.Cons: This thing is extremely small. I have moderately sized hands, and the only way I can move it is by shifting my fingers around. This means it's horrible for anything resembling long-term use. Additionally, it's quite prone to interference. You might be moving your mouse around and it'll just stop, seemingly at random, and it might takes a few minutes to work itself out and resume its pointing duties. Finally -- and this is more of a gripe than anything else -- I've never been able to get Logitech's unifying receiver to work. The concept is that you can use 1 dongle for your mouse and keyboard, but in my experience you just end up with 2 identical dongles sticking out of your computer. They're small, which is great for laptops, but isn't so great for desktops.Honestly, I can't in good faith recommend this product to anyone who uses their computer for a decent chunk of their day, and even if you check Facebook once a day on your computer, this would still be a hard sell. If you're determined to find a wireless mouse under $20, and you don't care about comfort in the slightest, then I guess this is slightly better than something shaped like it was made from a miniature F/A-117 model.

Arrived today, returning it today. I previously had the M305 which has been my go to mouse for quite sometime. One of the pads came off the bottom making the mouse "rock" and the wireless range was getting worse so I decided to pick up the M325. It can't be worse right? IT WAS. Overall it's a bit sleeker, the scroll-wheel (being non clicky) is nice. But the accuracy is piss-poor. In order to draw a horizontal line in PAINT for example, I'd have to move slightly diagonal right to left to get a (barely straight) line. With the m305 I didn't even have to think about it, it just worked great. I am a web developer, artist, musician (electronic) and using this thing is going to be a nightmare. Logitech, I'm disappointed... The mouse was understandably cheap at a whopping $15 (compared to a $20 predecessor). This mouse just stinks. I can't even browse the web without accidentally clicking the wrong thing over and over again. Bye bye M305.

This is my first optical mouse, so I can't say how it compares to other optical mice.Pros: This is a lovely size for my hands, which are women's medium. Also, it pairs with my Logitech digital keyboard so they share a USB port, which frees one up for other things.Cons: It does not have the precision of my old wired mouse. For me it causes problems in photo developing (with Adobe Lightroom), as very small detailed motions with the mouse do not register, so I have to make larger motions and then go back and erase part of them. I tried changing the mouse setting, and I also tried to solve the problem by pairing the mouse with a great mousepad hoping a technical surface would improve the optical feedback. In the end, the problem seems to be in the mouse and none of my workarounds has helped.Overall: I will be replacing this mouse. I would not recommend it.

This was my go-to mouse for years and I would've rated it 5 stars, but something's changed recently and it isn't good. In the last year I've gone through four of these. The last two didn't even last a month each. It starts with them using up batteries like they're nothing (a week out of one battery, then dead) then they just die.At first, I thought it was a fluke that my mouse died after just a couple of months, so I bought another one. This one lasted almost 4 months and was knocked around a bit more, so I assumed that we'd just dropped it one too many times. I changed my desk set-up and bought a third. This mouse was treated very well and didn't last a month. I bought a forth and it was twitchy right out of the box. (The scroll wheel was insanely sensitive and would sometimes scroll when we weren't even touching the mouse.) When it also died after less than a month, I gave up and switched brands.I don't know if they've changed manufacturers or what, but this mouse isn't what it used to be. The only reason I gave it two stars instead of one is that it *used* to be a five star product. In the past I could count on my mouse lasting a year or two without any problems.

Well, buyer beware. The USB dongle that comes with this unit is stashed in the battery compartment. It does not fit the slot in the mouse that is obviously designed for a different dongle. Only the second time I attempted to remove the dongle from my computer, It broke apart. I've never had a usb dongle break apart before. But I should have known because one of the other reviews for this product described that exact same thing.So.....I'm returning it. I hope Amazon.com discontinues selling it.

This mouse is a piece of junk, plain and simple. After two weeks of use, there is an issue with the wireless signal between the chip and the mouse. It takes at least five minutes to connect when it should really be an instantaneous connection. There is not an on/off switch, however, there is an activation button since the mouse powers off after not using it for one minute or so. Getting the mouse to reconnect to the receiver takes another five minutes of connection time. Absolutely absurd. Avoid purchasing this mouse.

Out of the box this thing didn't work. Sketchy instructions and very sketchy construction. The only good thing about it is that it's so cheap that it didn't bother me much when I threw it away.

This mouse left tab started to fail after a few weeks use. It somehow would back out of window you were in, or lose your school work. Yes, this (curse word) thing resulted in losing work when cut to past to submit work. Thankfully, I use Google doc and saved automatically. I learned my lesson after losing first class post I typed out and hit submit, then left clicked backed my web browser out. I was frustrated and missed the return window by 5 days. School papers were more important than this return. Eff in avoid this.

This is a terrible product all the way around. The mouse is contoured just enough to not be flat, but not enough to fit into your hand so it's VERY slippery and hard to move around. The size is also extremely awkward, so the placement of the scroll wheel feels unnatural to use The buttons are extremely hard to press compared to other mice, and insanely loud! I wouldn't pay $1 for this let alone 10. I understand you get what you pay for but I have a mouse that I paid the exact same price for at home that runs circles around this thing.

I wish they had negative stars because this doesn't even deserve one star. Yes, its cute, Yes its pretty...but it DOESN'T work except for about 3 days. Within the first day, its hit or miss with actually making a connection to anything on your screen and by the 3rd day it just won't do anything. The SECOND you open the packaging you already KNOW its worse than any kids toy you've ever seen. And I'm being dead serious here. Its beyond an inferior product. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME.

I had a previous mouse of the same variety and it stopped working I order this mouse and it also doesn't work. I assume that there is something wrong with the mouse because the USB port works well when I use a wired Logitech mouse. Having to use a wired mouse with a laptop defeats the purpose of portability, but the mouse pad is even worse and using it slows down my work by 75%.

This is not a regularly sized mouse. It is a miniature mouse. Pretty much a toy. This mouse in unusable due to it's minuscule dimensions. Nothing in the product description indicated this was not a regular mouse, which is very misleading.

I am very disappointed in this mouse. I've only had it about a week now and have had to change the battery on it almost daily where my old Logitech mouse, battery changes were once every few months. Even with the frequent battery changes, the mouse will quit working intermittently or delay in highlighting items or putting the arrow where I want to go and left clicking on it and I have to shake it or turn it off then back on to get it working properly again. Many reviews on this say they have had the same issue with their mouse not working properly. Will be going to an office supply store this weekend to buy another one.

This mouse is very unreliable with Windows 7; it has lag and problems wit accuracy.. Logitech has a known reliability issue with Windows 7 that they will not fix or even acknowledge. I thought it was isolated to the MX mouse which this one was to replace, but apparently it is ALL of their mice. I've tried several solutions from customers on their tech board, but none have worked. I've switched to a Microsoft brand mouse and am much happier. This is the last Logitech devise I'll ever purchase as I already consider their keyboards inferior to other brands.

I decided to go with this mouse because of the relatively good ratings and the really cute designs available. First mouse I bought stopped working within a few months; battery changes didn't help. It literally just stopped working one day. Well, I figured maybe that one was a fluke, and I still had my heart set on the designs available for this mouse, so I bought another one a few months later.This one stopped working within 2 months. The receiver started cutting out and the mouse kept freezing up. I had to press down on the receiver to get it at a certain angle to make it work, and it slowly deteriorated over the course of a week so now it doesn't work at all.I rarely ever leave reviews, but after going through two of these with neither lasting more than three months, I figured I had to say something. It's a cheap mouse but I honestly expected better. Won't be purchasing one of these again

I was extremely disappointed with this mouse.First, it arrived switched on and with a dead battery. I replaced the battery with one from my refrigerator, and was able to get it running, but I could only ever get it to do normal scrolling. For what it's worth, the normal scrolling was very smooth. However, it was supposed to have several web-browsing features (described in the listing but not in the one-page "manual"), that didn't work. Tilting the scroll wheel left or right to move between pages? Nope. Switching between line-by-line and full-page scrolling? Nope again. All the scroll wheel did was scroll in the usual way -- up and down a single page. That's great, but not what I paid $29 for.I found the shape of the mouse very uncomfortable, too. I hold my mouse with my fingertips, and the shape of this mouse forced full palm contact and puts pressure on my palm. It also forced me to hold my hand at an unnatural angle if I want to rest my arm on the desk. This combination caused carpal tunnel pain and numb fingers after only one day's use.I sent it back, and replaced it with a new, corded low-profile Dell mouse identical to the one that came with my computer. The Dell mouse cost about 1/3 as much. My hand and pocketbook feel better already.