Customer Ratings & Reviews

Logitech! What more do you need to hear? This is not a fancy mouse, but its still great, and delivers everything you would expect from it. Ofcourse, I cannot comment on longevity and battery life, but when have we heard anything bad about Logitech products for either of these issues. The connectivity is super simple - just plug in the receiver and voila it just works.It took me some time to get used to the shape, but once you do get used to it, it becomes second nature. The mouse is accurate and very responsive, and it works on every surface you can think of. The only reason this is not 5 stars, is because I use a Logitech wireless keyboard and was hoping that the products would have a universal receiver in the box, and I would be able to use a single receiver for both, but currently 2 of my USB ports are consumed by these.

Drop $5 or $10 more and get something more quality. This feels very cheap, and is very loud on the click. Definitely not good for an office.

Buttons do not make solid click noise so difficult to be sure the response was received. Not comfortable for large hands.

I have been using it for three weeks and it has been fine. Last night I had to change the batteries due to it glitching. Changing the batteries didnt help with the glitch, but It is one of the cheaper options.

It's a very annoying little rascal. Whenever you tried to click on a website, it obscured the site. You have to click on every angle until it's right on otherwise, I go directly onto the touchscreen mode.

This item was returned. Was not adaptable to laptop. I'm sure the product would have been appropriate for other laptops. I have used this brand for a work computer and it worked great.

no LIGHT ON THE MOUSE TO SHOW ITS ON.. ITS TO SMALL , I feel for the money , , I could of got better , and seen this at a cheaper price, on sales.. but it's o.k... i dont like it..

Not the best not the worse. just need a mouse cause my old one got water damage "_ What can I say it works

This was part of a computer package that I bought . I t worked fine but the USB port broke in less than 2 years. Probably would not buy separately.

In a time when pc hardware is hard to find, this was a lucky find. Takes care of all functional needs and doesn’t disappoint.

I'm somewhat above average size dude with maybe slightly average size hands. Logitech makes great stuff, but this mouse was just too small to use comfortably, plus I found that the buttons clicked too easily (I always seemed to be clicking when I didnt want to). Might be perfectly fine for people with smaller hands, but I ended up getting a different wireless mouse to use with my laptop.

I got couple of these but they lasted for about a year then stopped working.

I bought this a a half a year ago but never got around to using it as I was given a wired mouse to use instead. now that I actually try to use it, it doesn't work at all. Put new battery in, doesn't turn on. It's utter garbage

Simple miles for low range. Perfect for camera DVR‘s laptops or computers that are right in front of you. Very low range.

I don’t have the largest hands, but this mouse is still too small for an adult male, my wife thinks is ok.

I learned a long time ago that I cannot trust cheap generic mice. Some of the generic ones would jump across my screen and drop my selection wherever they chose. Since then, any mice purchased have been Logitech. I also prefer full size mice. Since I work in IT, I'm using a mouse many hours a day and night. My hand would cramp up using a travel mouse all those hours. For the past several years, I've purchased no less than 6 Logitech M510 for home and office use because they are full size. I'm now starting to teach coding on a lab I've set up at my house and have been looking for an affordable full size name brand mouse for each system and the Logitech M190 fits the bill. The M190 is a full sized mouse with a matte finish throughout. It has all plastic surfaces with textures molded in, even the wheel is textured plastic. The M510, on the other hand, has rubber grips on the side that have worn down over the years. Some things to note. The M190 is rather light. The spec sheet claims 3.17 oz including battery while the M510 clocks in more than an ounce heavier at 4.55 oz including batteries. There are only 2 buttons and the mouse wheel. There are no additional buttons that can be re-programmed like the M510. Nor does the M190 have the tilt-wheel function. After working the M190 on my main desktop for a couple days, it's very comfortable and did not take long for me to adjust to it. The scooped contour of the left and right mouse buttons make it easy for my fingers to find the right placement. The textured grips on the sides makes it easy to grab and move. The wireless signal seems to be rock solid. I'm not noticing any lag in performance. My only complaints are the light weight and the lack of tilt wheel. The weight makes it feel a little cheap, but in my hand, there is no flex that indicates cheap construction. In fact, the M190 feels rather durable. The lack of tilt wheel is not a deal breaker as many times I'm on a virtual machine and the drivers to support the tilt wheel are not always installed. Overall, the M190 is a decent and affordable mouse. I may be picking up a few to replace the wired mice that came with my lab systems.

Bought this and another one in a different color online and they both did not work. Changed the batteries and it still didn't work. I returned them to the store and bought a different brand which works fine. I lost my points that I used when I returned them. They said I would get the points back, I DID NOT.

Bought this and another one in a different color online and they both did not work. Changed the batteries and it still didn't work. I returned them to the store and bought a different brand which works fine. I lost my points that I used when I returned them. They said I would get the points back, I DID NOT.

CAN FIND THE SAME THING IN ANOTHER STORE CHEAPER BUT HAD POINTS TO USE UP BEFORE THEY EXPIRED

Movements unsteady, had to tone down pointer speed to to more precise action