Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have big hands and it fits. Has 3 settings for different computers or devices. Long battery life. Haven't done any gaming with it but for daily use good mouse.

I was looking for an inexpensive bluetooth mouse for use with my work PC, and this easily fit the bill! Setup was smooth and simple, and I've been using it for weeks without issue. If the battery life is anywhere near what they advertise I'll recommend this mouse to everyone!

Best feature of this mouse it the ability to connect it to three devices. Have it connected to a work PC, a macbook and an android phone. Assign each one to either #1,#2,#3- and thats it. Lost my first one a plane. Had to reorder a new one ASAP

Great mouse that doesn't break the bank. No issues setting up with Bluetooth to iMac and tracking is pretty stable without using mousepad. So far battery life has been as expected, no replacement yet in almost 2 months of everyday all-day use.

Its that simple, This multi device mouse is one of the few that have the device switch button on top of the mouse. Its probably the best mouse you can get for multi device set ups, specifically for the office

I have a MX Master 3S for work and really love it. I wanted a second one for my personal use but didn’t want spend the money on it as I had just purchased a different mouse to try out. I found this and I am seriously impressed! It’s almost as good and full featured as the MX Master 3S at a much lower price. I don’t feel like there was any reduced quality either, just cut back on all the right areas to get a good price:performance.

Very ergonomic shape and soft material. Supports 3 devices pairing plus USB and very easy to setup and switch. No complaints. meets my 10/10.

Bought one for home and one for office. I like the feature to switch the scroll wheel between smooth scrolling and clicking. Using Bluetooth connection and having no problems at all. Still getting used to the placement of the thumb buttons - not positioned where my hand is used to resting on the mouse - but I'm sure I'll adapt. Very happy with the purchase. Great value with "deal of the day" purchase.

My old trusty Logitech v270 bluetooth mouse died and I was desperate for a replacement. Optical vs laser doesn't really matter to me, though I do like that the laser works better on multiple surfaces (such as glass) so it gives me flexibility when I travel. Sure there are much cheaper mice, but I got this one on sale so I figured I'd try something fancy, and I'm absolutely delighted with the custom buttons that I didn't think I'd ever use. Just download and install the "Logitech Options" program, and customizing the buttons is as simple as choosing from a drag and drop list. I use this with a Macbook Pro, and I love having dedicated buttons to go backwards/fowards for web browsing, and i programed the other buttons to clear the desktop and mission control (see all open windows at once). NOTE A few things to note: when I first opened the Logitech Options app to customize the mouse buttons, I was confused about the "middle button" which looked like it was between the left and right mouse buttons in the graphic. I foolishly tried clicking both buttons at once, but then realized the button is the scroll wheel. Just press it in like any other button. DUH. The other button I was confused about, yet felt less silly over, was the one on the left side of the mouse where your thumb would be if you were holding it with your right hand. There's actually a little button hidden in the body of that little ergonomic curve, which you'll quickly notice when you press it in. It has a nice touch so you can tell when you press it, and I haven't had any issues accidentally pressing it. BLUETOOTH NOTE I wasted a bunch of time trying to figure out why this bluetooth mouse wouldn't sync up with my laptop or even be recognized. Turns out, this uses Smart Bluetooth, which I guess is a newer version of the tech, and is incompatible with the bluetooth in my old 2010 MacBook Pro. Considering my laptop's 6 years old now, I guess that's fair, being that's a lifetime in tech years. Fortunately they include a unifying receiver which works very well and has a little slot to hide inside the mouse when not in use or traveling. My only knock on this mouse is that I can't use it with a bluetooth connection like I was hoping to, but that's cause I have an old computer. Other than that, it's a great mouse and I really enjoy the custom buttons which I use way more frequently than I thought I would.

This mouse is extremely responsive and the ergonomic design makes it comfortable to use all day. I love that you can connect it via Bluetooth or the provided dongle. I highly recommended this mouse as it provides a host of great features at an affordable price.

Very adjustsble mouse with its application. Use it for both school and gaming, so I can swap to different use cases quickly. Feels smooth, and price is insame for how great it is.

I actually returned this mouse because I found it a bit "bulkier" than I preferred, but that's just "personal preference" rather than any knock against the mouse. But I can certainly write a review and put this mouse into perspective: Over the years, I have certainly come to prefer Logitech's mice. Frankly, my favorite mouse for many years has been its "MX Anywhere" mouse, a rather spendy mouse that has one slight problem: It just plain wears out over time, and starts malfunctioning just enough to make life miserable. And actually, Logitech has come out with a "new, improved" version of that mouse, which I tried and definitely didn't like as much as the older one. I was able to find one of the older ones the last time I needed a replacement, but that option is long gone by now. So, I thought I'd give this one a try. It's certainly not a bad mouse in any way, and it has the novel feature that allows you to use it with three different computers over Bluetooth. Though, I have to say that I usually use my notebook computers "along with my desktop computer" -- my normal usage means that I really do need a different mouse for each computer. Otherwise, I suppose this feature has got to be worthwhile to a lot of other folks. I went through an interesting little setup routine when I installed this mouse on my desktop computer: It's "Bluetooth," and my computer doesn't have Bluetooth. But, since it showed that it comes with a dongle that has a Bluetooth logo on it, I figured I could indeed install it on my desktop computer. Well, surprise number 1 came when I went looking for the dongle -- the package just shows a PICTURE of it, and in fact it's contained within the mouse, under the slider you have to pull out to change the battery. This is one of those things that the "pictures-only" instructions could have clarified in a couple of seconds, by using just a handful of words. But no. Surprise #2 came when I plugged the dongle into my computer -- I got an "Oh, no, you can only use one dongle at a time." I still had my old dongle plugged into the computer, because I also use a Logitech wireless keyboard. In the end, this is all part of Logitech's "Unifying" hardware and software, and what I finally comprehended was that all of those "Unifying" dongles actually HAVE BLUETOOTH -- I didn't need to use the new dongle at all, as my old one provided the Bluetooth connection I needed. Ultimately, though, I wasn't quite satisfied with the feel of the mouse, and I wound up returning it. Not only was it a bit bulkier than I preferred, but the buttons weren't quite stiff enough to deal with a little personal issue I've always had: I always tend to rest my "right mouse finger" on the right-side button, which often leads to unintended right mouse clicks. Like a lot of mice these days, this has "nothing but buttons" all the way to the edges, and the buttons weren't otherwise stiff enough to keep away the inadvertent right-clicks. In the end, I found a different Logitech mouse -- the M10 Advanced -- which not only felt better in my hand, but also has the buttons "inset" inside an outer shell, which really allows me to rest my finger without activating unintended right clicks. So, that one was "just right," instead of this one. So, that's my story. This is a fine mouse, but I prefer the M510.

Mouse is great didn’t care too much about connecting to 3 computers until my mouse at work broke, then it came in extra handy, has a great baterry life you can adjust how loose the scroll wheel is just does whts its meant to and more

Love this mouse. I especially like the ease with you can assign most buttons to execute commands that would otherwise require finger gymnastics on the keyboard. Scroll wheel is smooth as silk. I bought the open box version for savings and I found it to be like new.

Years ago i used to have the marathon mouse with the logitech usb dongle. Battery and mouse lasted me about 6 years before I switched to using a gaming mouse. Now that I’ve started using a MacBook, this triathlon mouse is a big upgrade and even allows bluetooth so I don’t have to keep track of the dongle and constantly plug and unplug it.

Bought my first one for home and absolutely loved it. Was having a lot of hand cramps with traditional mouse and this one just feels better. Allowed me to use home computer and work computer so loved that. Ended up buying another one exclusively for work. The work one lasted couple of years but just recently the right-click just randomly clicked and sometimes the programmable buttons just activated themselves. Kind of dealt with it for a while and then finally it just wasnt responding to bluetooth very well. I have never used the included wifi dongle so have no clue how well that works. But I have just recently bought my third one of these. And I probably will buy another soon to have as backup.

Great mouse for controlling multiple PC's. The logitech flow function is great - as it allows you to seamlessly control two PC's by just mousing over to the edge of the screen. You can also switch by just pushing the toggle button on top I bought this for my girlfriend because ergonomics are good for smaller hands and it has both bluetooth and logitech unified dongle connectivity. Larger hands should go for the logitech mx master 3.

I bought this along with the K780 Wireless Keyboard so that I could use my mouse and keyboard across 3 different machines (at different times). The only reason that I gave this 4 stars is because I sometimes have to re-pair the bluetooth device to my computer randomly. As far as the mouse goes, it is very comfortable in my hands (I can easily palm a basketball... not a brag) and is very smooth. Along with that, the Logi software allows you to customize the buttons to do a bunch of things. I have a button mapped to open up a specific program and another to switch windows. This is a great mouse, and I am even considering buying one for work. Go get it if you are thinking about it.

I'd give this a 4.5 if I could, because it's ALMOST "great". I got it to replace an M505 whose right button died after years of heavy use. It was only a few dollars more on Black Friday, and I like the idea of being able to pair it to multiple computers, and maybe even a tablet via Bluetooth (haven't tried it yet, though). The M505 is "ambidextrous", and I find the right-handedness of the M720 a little more comfortable. I also like the M720 wheel better. The one downside is the side buttons. I don't find them that easy to use. They're positioned a little differently, and don't seem to match my hand as well. But they might match yours better, so try it in the store to see whether it's a problem for you. I'd definitely give it 5 stars if it weren't for this.

Functions as advertised. I haven't hit 1 trillion clicks yet but will keep everyone updated if I don't.