Customer Ratings & Reviews

love it....use it every day..........will recommend.....

Easy to use, comfortable in hand, nice color, glides smoothly on mousepad.

Now is my go to mouse. No longer have to worry about the mouse with a cord. Highly recommend.

Hell yes! Nothing beats Logitech! The batteries last nearly forever.

Nice product! Has held up well. Comfortable to use.

Easy to use, just plug and play! No more WIRES cluttering up the desk!

Awesome mouse ——wireless and reacts well——-would buy again

Easy to use. No more pain in my wrist. Would recommend this to anyone who sits at a desk 8-10 hrs a day.

Mouse can work from over 30 feet away. The up and down click buttons are a great feature that are a must.

Great size, very comfortable to use, but the build quality is questionable. After three weeks of moderate use, the track wheel is already starting to fail. A problem I have had with other logitech mice. Also, I have a win 10 64-bit system and the mouse will freeze on the screen or jump when u move it and sometimes it just disappears. My old mouse never did that and my older logitech's never had that problem. I might return it if it keeps misbehaving.

Not my expected. So so. Maybe I used to use my previous one.

Shipping is quick. Note that there is a quantity limit.

I like it better than our old wireless mouse. We had to replace our old one and am very glad we went with this one.

Looking for a new wireless mouse and found this one on sale. Extremely happy with it and price

I love this mouse. The batteries last forever and it works like a dream! Highly recommend this one!

Great mouse and value. Wireless is key and functionality is great.

I bought this Logitech M510 mouse and I don't like it so much. The store salesman said that he's had this same model for many years at his home and I think it is old technology. It uses two batteries whereas most modern mice use one. It has a coarse, rough scroll wheel whereas new mice have finer turning scroll wheels or wheels limited by friction. I wanted a traditional scroll wheel with detents in the wheel. A friend of mine bought a mouse with a smooth scroll wheel that is supposed to be held in position with friction when you leave it. I do not know what brand of mouse my friend had. But he demonstrated it to me: if he just brushed the mouse scroll wheel, the image on the monitor would move. Most modern Logitech mice now have a friction-control wheel and I had bad thoughts about just brushing the scroll wheel and having whatever I was viewing on the computer screen shift, so I wanted a traditional scroll wheel with detents. This Logitech M510 was like that. But now that I have it, I don't like how coarse the scroll heel moves. If I did not know any better (it is new) I would say that there is dirt in the wheel and that is why it is so rough to scroll. The last mouse I had, which had detents, was five years old and it had a much smoother scroll wheel than this Logitech M510. The Logitech M510 is designed to be "ergonomic." It has cushioned panels on the sides and a concave surface where your thumb is to rest. The problem is that to use this mouse they way it is designed, you have to hold it deep in the palm of your hand. That's when your thumb fits into the concave detail on the side. That's also where your thumb (if you are right handed) can manipulate the two auxiliary buttons. I have longer-than-average male fingers so when I hold the mouse that way (holding the mouse mostly in the palm of my hand) my fingertips are out beyond the left and right click buttons. I have to click the two main buttons with my entire finger, not just my fingertips as I am accustomed to. In the past I have held mice with my fingers only and my palm is way back behind the mouse. That worked for me. But that is not the best way to hold this Logitech M510 mouse. So the ergonomic "features" of this mouse actually make it more difficult and awkward for me to use. (But they may be just fine for you, given your style.) To get the auxiliary two buttons to work, you have to download this Logitech software called SetPopint from their website. That software is easy to download and to program the auxiliary two buttons. But it creates a folder called logishrd and puts it into your My Documents folder. So among your user folders of documents, is this stupid Logitech mouse folder. If you move it or delete, it comes back when you reboot your computer. That is really annoying. At least the communication with the plug-in receiver works well.

Nice looking, long-lasting batteries, very convenient and works great.

Easy installation, mouse size great for my hand, feels really comfortable. Works great on a mouse pad.

Works well right out of box. No need to download software.