Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this mouse. I use it with a desktop Windows 10 PC and I didn't need to install any software to use the special buttons. They all work out of the box. I have tried it using Bluetooth, but so that I can use the mouse before Windows boots (in BIOS or when reinstalling Windows), I am using it via the included USB adapter. You can pair up to three devices at once, great feature. It's comfortable and I've used it basically every day for 3 months and the battery meter is still showing 100%! Can't beat that.

My 8 year old Marathon died, and I was going to just get a replacement. But I saw the Triathlon could do both a USB dongle and Bluetooth, AND switch between 3 computers with the push of a button. I am frequently using my desktop, a laptop, and one specialized computer at the same time, and that was the closer. This mouse is comfortable and smooth, the scroll wheel is great, it works on many surfaces. No complaints whatsoever. In fact, I'm probably going to get one for home also!

I wanted a Bluetooth mouse for my new Chromebook laptop to avoid consuming one of the rare USB ports with a RF dongle. I found this one which can be rapidly switched between three different devices through separate Bluetooth channels or two devices with Bluetooth and one with the Unifying RF receiver. Channel selections are made by pressing the side button below the illuminated channel indicators. I was afraid that it would be easy to bump the button accidentally, but I have not found that to be the case. The mouse was easy to pair up and rapidly switches between my Chromebook, iMac, and Kindle Fire Tablet. All three are using the Bluetooth channels. The RF dongle stores in the battery compartment when not being used. The mouse has very rapid scrolling. If you rapidly flick you finger you can send the scrolling literally flying through a long document or web page. The scrolling can be slowed down for more precision by engaging a mechanical "clicker." Press the button behind the scrolling wheel to engage the clicker. The clicker places a slight mechanical resistance and gives the scroll wheel a minor clicking action as you turn it. It can give you more precise scrolling, although I have found little need for it myself. Press the button a second time to disengage the clicker. The tracking of the mouse is excellent, and it glides easily over hard plastic mouse pads. It is very comfortable and I find I can use the mouse for extended periods without fatigue. The mouse has 8 programmable buttons and also incorporates Logitech's "Flow" for cross computer control. I am not using either of those functions and can not comment on them. The mouse also has an easy to operate on / off switch on the bottom surface. All in all I am very pleased with this mouse. I can not think of anything that I dislike about it.

I've been a fan of the Anywhere line of Logitech mice, but wanted something with a bit more battery life and better button placement. The M720 has a more ergonomic fit for right-handers and larger thumb buttons in more natural positions for page navigation and light gaming. It also cuts the number of batteries needed by half while basically having year-long operation. The scroll wheel toggle button is also dedicated while leaving the scroll click intact like Logitech's desktop mouse offerings. I haven't tried Flow yet but plan to use it between my laptop and office PC. The only thing this mouse lacks compared to the Anywhere line is the Darkfield technology for glassy surfaces and a travel pouch. You can find decent cases for the M720 online, though.

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.

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 !

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 never thought I’d fall in love with a mouse, but here we are. The Logitech M720 Triathlon is the Swiss Army knife of mice. It can switch between three devices with the click of a button — which is great, because I apparently live in the 2030s where I juggle a work laptop, a personal laptop, and a tablet, all while wondering why my coffee’s cold. Battery life? I don’t even know how it’s still running. I think I installed the battery during the last ice age. Logitech says two years, but I’m convinced it runs on good vibes and ambition. It’s also weirdly comfortable — like, “did they mold this to my hand while I was asleep?” comfortable. The scroll wheel is a multitool in itself: super fast when you’re doom-scrolling, and precise when you’re pretending to be productive. I’ve used a lot of mice, but this one’s a keeper. It’s loyal, efficient, and doesn’t judge me when I open 42 Chrome tabs. Honestly, if it had legs, I’d take it for walks.

After using the same model of Kingston mouse for years nearly 10 years was hesitant to switch, but this mouse fits the bill for large hand feel, and the functionality of all the buttons really is amazing. Being able to program buttons and gestures for different applications is very helpful for me as a video editor. Also love Bluetooth (with having to use a usb port although it has that option). No noticeable latency on Bluetooth either which is great. Minor gripes: don’t love the feel of the scroll wheel free spin. The clicked button version of it also feels a bit too clunky. But getting used to it. Also miss the scroll click and drag, but have it mapped to screenshot screen which is a neat feature.

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.

Previously, I was using the small mouse that comes with the MK270 combo, and upgrading to the M720 has been a huge improvement. It fits my large hand perfectly and stays comfortable even during long periods of use. The overall performance is smooth, and being able to switch between devices with just a few clicks is incredibly convenient. The scroll wheel is fantastic for reviewing spreadsheets, and you can use the Logitech app to customize the buttons to your liking. It’s been a great purchase—I even ended up buying one for my wife as well.

I bought two of these Logitech M720 Triathlon mice and I’m really happy with them. Super comfortable in the hand and the build quality feels solid, not cheap. The scroll wheel is smooth and fast, and I love that you can switch between devices easily — perfect if you use more than one computer. Battery life has been great so far, and the wireless connection is stable with no lag. It’s not flashy, but it just works really well for everyday use. Reliable, comfortable, and worth the price.

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!

The Logitech M720 Triathlon Wireless Optical Mouse is a fantastic choice for anyone who needs a high-quality mouse for work or everyday use. Here’s why I’m impressed: 1. Multi-Device Connectivity: This mouse can connect to up to three devices via Bluetooth or the included USB receiver. Switching between devices with the press of a button is seamless and incredibly convenient for multitaskers. 2. Comfortable Design: The ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, reducing fatigue during long hours of use. The soft rubber grips and curved shape add to the comfort. 3. Excellent Battery Life: Logitech promises up to two years of battery life, and it holds up well. I’ve used it for months without needing to replace the single AA battery. 4. Precise Tracking: The optical sensor provides smooth and accurate tracking on various surfaces, making it suitable for both work and light gaming. 5. Customizable Buttons: The mouse features several programmable buttons, which can be configured using the Logitech Options software. It’s a great productivity booster. 6. Durability: The build quality is excellent. It feels sturdy and well-made, with a design that’s built to last. 7. Compact and Portable: It’s lightweight and compact enough to carry in a bag, making it a great companion for travel or working on the go. 8. Affordable Price: For the features and performance it offers, the M720 Triathlon is very reasonably priced, making it a great value. Overall, the Logitech M720 Triathlon is a reliable, versatile, and feature-packed mouse that’s perfect for professionals and multitaskers. If you need a mouse that works across multiple devices and offers excellent performance, this one is hard to beat. Highly recommended!

This is the first time I was really intentional about buying a mouse. This is very comfortable and smooth. I like that I can have it paired with 3 devices, the ergonomics feel natural, and the scroll wheel feels more sensitive than others I've used. My only complaint would be the placement of the side button under my thumb. I tend to life the mouse a lot, which often causes me to unintentionally click that button. It's a minor annoyance. Overall I'm very satisfied with it.

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 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).

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.

Pros: -Multi-button features. This helps with quickness and productivity. - Long Battery Life (using 1AA battery). -Smooth gliding surface. - Good ergonomics. Cons: - Occasionally unpairs with device (laptop) - Clicking noise can sometimes be loud and annoying

This is my 3rd purchase same model (all others are working too, but it just that I move around places and one at each place), ever lasting battery because of low power requirement, multi device support exceptional the ease of switching between devices, truly ergonomic..no other product matched to this one so far. I would certainly recommend.