Customer Ratings & Reviews

I prefer using corded mice, but for the times when that just isn't practical, this mouse has been great and very reliable. It isn't too small and fits comfortably in your hand. I like the fact that you can shut the "clicking" on & off for the scroll wheel also. The batteries seem to last quite a while too.

I bought the m705 mouse because I had been using the m720 mouse which is identical except the m720 mouse had a 6th button on the side (gesture button) which I did not program but would select if I squeezed the mouse to hard. You could disable programming for this 6th button in m720 mouse but I used it with work computer so was unable to install mouse app and therefore could not disable button. So it would drive me crazy when it would be activated like 5 times an hour But this review is about the m705. Like I said it’s identical to m720 without the pesky gesture button Comfortable in hand, responsive, and about $10 cheaper than m720 It’s also got fast scrolling button so you can scroll line by line or click the button and just spin the wheel and list or page just flies to the end fast. Not many mice do that function today

Great for general use (I'm not a gamer). Runs a couple of years between battery change. Full size. Good ergonomics if you're right handed. Tracks well.

This mouse is the most comfortable mouse I've used. It has nice rubber sides and a great curve for you hand. The mouse slides very smoothly along most surfaces. The laser tracks great. The thumb buttons are great. Forward and back are perfectly placed, and there is a hidden one at the bottom. This shows all open windows which is awesome do quickly switch to other windows. The fast scroll wheel is the best feeling wheel on any mouse. It is sturdy, easy to spin with the perfect resistance. The weight with the batteries is just right. Not too light and not too heavy. If you want a mouse for regular desktop use, this is the one to get.

I use this mouse daily for work and gaming and have had no issues no lag keeps up great and even has some programmable side buttons have had several weeks and battery life seems great adwell

I've gone through three of these in the last 7-8 years, now on my fourth. #3 still works just fine and is now for the laptop. I bought this one because it was so cheap and was replacing keyboard at the same time. All four might not have been exact model (3 and 4 definitely are), but all were the "3 Year Battery Life" model. Mouse lives up to the claim - or close enough. I can't remember the last time I had to replace batteries. I could never remember to plug in the rechargeable ones and I hate the "mini" mice. This is the perfect mid-size mouse and the only model/version I'll ever buy again.

The Logitech - Marathon Mouse M705 is a great wireless laser Mouse with many features. Easy to install and a delight to use. Meets all of my pointer and scrolling requirements.

This was one of the best mouse i ever used in my life it’s comfortable and affordable

The quick scroll will become your best friend. And my favorite feature is customizable buttons per program. Nice size, not too small.

I have had one of these for a long time. I decided to get one for another computer. These are nice. I don't program the buttons too much. I like the ergonomics of this one. It feels smooth in hand.

I enjoy this mouse for the most part. It is very ergonomic, responsive and well built. I also like that it has a few customisable buttons. The one thing that I really don't enjoy however is the scroll wheel. You can customize whether you want it to be clicky (apparently useful for gaming) or loose so that you can scroll more quickly. I like the concept, but the finished product is pretty disappointing. When using the loose setting, pages will often scroll without you touching the wheel and if you scroll up and then stop the wheel, it will scroll in the other direction. It's basically unusable. The other option which makes the wheel clicky resolves this issue, but then it takes forever to scroll long pages. I find myself constantly switching between the two options because I always find myself wanting to scroll quickly, then getting annoyed at the sensitivity.

I purchased the "Logitech - Marathon Mouse M705 Wireless Laser Mouse - Black" as wearing out my previous Logitech after 5 years of constant and abusive use, breaking the left mouse button, so I repurchased another of the same make and model. The "Logitech - Marathon Mouse M705 Wireless Laser Mouse - Black" is a workhorse and takes a lot of abuse and is very comfortable on the hand and fingers. There are extra buttons that can be programmed or just turned off with the downloadable software that comes with it. I have several Logitech products and have found them all to be outstanding (keyboard, video cams, microphones, etc.)

I have big hands, and I use my Ultra Book in my recliner a lot. My current mouse was a "laptop" mouse, wick was just too small for me to use comfortably. However, I didn't want a *full size" mouse. This mouse was a great choice, it is big enough for my hands, yet not a "full size" mouse. Since I use the very expensive version of this mouse at the office, I figure I would try this one at the house. It has ALL of the options and features you could ever want the a wireless mouse. I just wish that the sensitivity could be a little more adjustable. I highly recommend this mouse to others. - C.A.

For the money, it’s a great mouse. I like the size, the forward and back buttons, and the long battery life. This my second M705 mouse. That said, there are a few things that could use improvement and I’m sure it’s software related. Every so often, the cursor will not move smoothly and I have to restart my Mac. The Logitech Control Center no longer works properly with Catalina so I had to download a shareware app to enable the forward/back on a my Mac. (That shouldn’t be an issue on a PC.) I’m sure I could find a mouse that improves on this but it would likely cost twice as much or more.

This mouse is best suited for use at a desk than on the go with my laptop. I tried it with the laptop but the laser tracking doesn't work on all the surfaces I needed such as my cloth couch or bedsheet. Microsoft's Blutracking technology is still the best for tracking on any surface including cloth. Works great on my desktop and the ability to roll the wheel and scroll down pages at whatever speed I want without the limitations of a typical mouse. The nanoreceiver is great since it is almost flush with the USB port. Programmable buttons including two side buttons are a plus for those who prefer mouse buttons versus scrolling on the screen for actions.

This is a fantastic office mouse. Having the scroll wheel that tilts side to side is extremely useful for working in Excel or similar programs. It is also very comfortable and having the option to just run 1 battery instead of 2 makes this lighter and less exhausting to use.

Love the feel of this mouse. I've been using mine for two and a half years with no issues. Also works better if you download Logi Options+ and customize settings the way you want them. I use the side buttons as "copy" and "paste".

This wireless mouse is great. Battery life is long and the freedom of not having a wire is fantastic. Buttons and wheel work perfectly.

This is by far my favorite Logitech mouse, even more than the more expensive ones. NO issues with the scroll wheel or sensitivity like some other mouses I've picked up from Logitech. It's very comfortable too and has a nice weight to it.

I was using a standard Mac Mouse before and it was glitchy, probably due to the set up at my desk, but the mouse was right above the computer. However, I have multiple bluetooth mice I am using at the same time. This mouse I have had no problems. It's smooth, the clicks are easy, and it's comfortable to use. I have a similar version I am using on my other computer from a few years ago and love it as well.