Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like this mouse better than the Magic Mouse. Mostly because it is ergonomic and uses one AA battery! No need to have to charge it. You can of course use rechargeable batteries. The price is right and it has built in bluetooth and adds a free USB dongle that will let you use it on computers without bluetooth. Good value. I use this with my Mac Mini M1 !

I really like the ergonomics of this mouse. I also picked it for the ability to connect/switch between three different computers using Bluetooth. I also like the number of programable of buttons and hyper scroll wheels. The Logitech Options software is very easier to use and to switch functions of the buttons. On a smaller note I like the black and white color of the mouse. I highly recommend this mouse.

Simple and durable Bluetooth mouse. Instantly recognized when plugged into the USB-A port in my laptop. The battery typically last at least a year and the mouse fits my hand better than the smaller form factor ones. Highly recommend!

Small, compact and great usage. Has ideal storage for your USB reciever, and battery life last about 1 to 1 1/2 years. Sometime, it can last nearly 2 1/2 years. Also, just a warning, your mouse have a "sleep" function, so it'll go to low power mode to conserve battery power. The only thing I've REALLY love about this mouse is the ability to switch between three devices and the Bluetooth functions of the mouse is ideal with supported BT laptop and tablet/phone.

I like the mouse and it works as expected with one minor annoyance. My mouse goes to sleep constantly. I use it on bluetooth and after the mouse sits idle for a few seconds it will not respond until a mouse move occurs. The scroll wheel will not wake the mouse up. I guess this is a power saving feature, I also think it is too aggressive and should not sleep so fast. I haven't looked at drivers there may be a way to adjust the sleep settings. I got this for $29 on sale. Good deal for that I would probably take it back if I paid the retail price of about $60. I would recommend this to a friend if they could get it for around $30 or less like I did.

Good ergonomic design with a generous thumb rest, comfortable for extended use. It supports seamless multi-device switching (USD or Bluetooth) and features both notched and free-spin scrolling.

Fantastic mouse. I use it for gaming, it only requires a bluetooth connection. It elevates the palm to alleviate any fatigue. Can connect to 3 different devices with the toggle switch.

This is a solid multipurpose mouce that's easy to connect and use. I would recommend it to those who do heavy duty work like editing! It does deliver good performance!!

I bought two of these at the same time, one for wife and one for myself. I was needing a Bluetooth mouse for a MacBook Air and my wife just had to have something new also. This mouse will connect to three separate devices. It has a selector that allows switching between them. My wife is fairly computer illiterate and she was able to pair this to her work pc, her personal Chromebook and her iPad, without any help. She wanted it mainly for zooms. She uses her iPad as a whiteboard for zooms with students and this allows her to switch on the fly from pc to iPad seamlessly. I have only used it with my MacBook Air and it works well as a point and click device but it struggles to scroll, it will but it’s not as smooth as expected. It may be a setting I have not adjusted correctly, I do not think it is the mouse. So far, 3 weeks in and they work great. They have a soft rubbery feel that is pleasant to touch and the buttons work perfectly.

I'd been looking for a wireless mouse (I have a Logitech G502 for gaming, but that is wired) and came across this mouse quite by accident. I was sold on the ability of the mouse to connect via either the dongle or Bluetooth and long battery life (they say 2 years but I'm only a few weeks in so can't really comment on it). Currently I'm using it to switch between my work and home laptops. Setup is painless (just like connecting any other Bluetooth device) and switching is just as simple (typically takes 1 second to switch the mouse to a different computer). Plus with the my limited desk space (I also have a desktop computer to which I connect the G502), this thing is great. Just cycle through the connections using the assigned button and you're on your way. I still have 1 spare profile on the mouse to connect to yet another laptop later, which is great. Overall I love the mouse, the size is just right and can just throw it into a bag if I want to take it along.

When I found the Logitech M720 Triathlon on sale, it turned out to be an excellent purchase. Being able to switch between multiple devices and/or monitors with the customized buttons for window navigation, and toggle between precision scrolling and free-spin scrolling makes it incredibly versatile, especially for long documents. I purchased the mouse at a discount, but it is totally worth the full price. Overall, it’s a great all-around mouse and a great entry point for anyone who wants to better understand what premium functionality feels like and how it can, potentially, improve your efficiency without jumping straight into a higher-priced, more complex option.

I love this mouse. It’s my first “advanced” mouse. I’ve only used traditional wireless mice with left-click, right-click, and scroll wheel that also clicks left and right. The shape is very nice and very comfortable in the hand. All the buttons feel solid, although the scroll wheel clicks are a little looser than I’d like, but you get used to it. It comes with the Logitech Options software so you can map the buttons to literally almost any function: keyboard combinations, minimizing windows, volume control, opening applications, etc. Oh yeah, I also love that you can connect it to multiple devices at once. At work, I have it connected to my primary PC using the USB receiver (my work PC doesn’t have Bluetooth), and also connected to a Surface Pro via Bluetooth and I can switch between them with the click of a button. It also has the Logitech Flow software to transfer files between the two devices but I haven’t played with that feature yet. The only thing I’m a little unsure of is the rubbery, soft touch material on the top and sides of the mouse. I feel like that material typically gets sticky over a long period of time. We’ll see how it does.

Good size between a portable and full size mouse. Fits a lot of hand sizes without issue. Can connect with up to 3 computers via bluetooth. Standard buttons and wheel. DPI range is good for work. Battery lasts a good amount time, months. Another good logitech mouse.

I use my laptop every day for work and have severe arthritis in my hands. Using the touch pad on the lap top results in excruciating pain. Fortunately this mouse is ergonomically designed and greatly reduces the stress on my aging joints. Great battery life. Easy scrolling feature. Can connect to 2 devices (i only need it for 1).

Love it. Feels nice and sturdy. I have big hands so this fits great in my hand.. Set up was easy. I have multiple P.C.s connected to the same 30” TV so this technology works for me. I also have the Logitech K480 multiple device Bluetooth keyboard so this combination works perfectly since I don’t have to have multiple keyboards and mice

Love this device. I connected this mouse to three PCs and switching from one to another is easy. Tracking is smooth. No issue with battery life either. More expensive than the M705 but totally worth it. I am using one device instead of having multiple devices on my desk

Easily my favorite mouse I have ever owned. The fact you can switch it between 3 different devices, and use either bluetooth or the USB adaptor makes it perfect for someone with multiple devices to connect to. Perfect size for larger hands, very comfortable even after a 10 hour work day.

It's not absolutely perfect, but this mouse is really good. It has significantly increased my computer-based work productivity. I use it with a July 2019 MacBook Pro, so you'll need a dongle for the USB receiver. (IT IS NOT A DIRECT BLUETOOTH-TO-COMPUTER MOUSE. That's what I was originally looking for, but the features are worth the extra step and dongle price, to me anyway.) I have to have multiple windows and desktops for the quickest work, and with the control mapping onto the many ergonomically placed buttons, it allows me to move between them like a breeze. I truly dread doing my work without this mouse. Another benefit, for me personally, is that it removes need for multiple monitors. In terms of attention, and physical bulk in your space (particularly if you work from home), these are invaluable functions, that also make the dongle a worthwhile addition. I got it less than 6 months ago, and the value has absolutely outpaced the cost at this point.

I wanted a larger mouse that was comfortable, and has great battery life. The Triathlon fits my needs perfectly with the awesome bonus of usability between 3 devices. Even better, it's Logitech unifying dingle compatible (of which I use on my various computers) as well as Bluetooth capable which is great for my Android devices! An excellent device!

It's easy to use and navigate with my laptop. I can adjust the function to fit the need when it is necessary.