Customer Ratings & Reviews

Having a wireless mouse is extremely helpful. The Logitech wireless mouse is easy to set and use. Also, replacing the batteries is easy. I have been using Logitech mouse for years and always been happy with them. Plus, they do last two to three years before the mouse will need to be replaced.

The Logitech M310 Wireless Optical Ambidextrous Mouse is a solid, no-frills wireless mouse that gets the basics right. It’s comfortable to use for both left- and right-handed users thanks to its ambidextrous shape, and the plug-and-play USB receiver makes setup effortless; just pop it into your computer, and you’re ready to go. The optical sensor delivers reliable tracking on most surfaces, and the buttons feel responsive without being overly loud or stiff. Battery life is excellent. Logitech often advertises long service life on a single AA, so you’re not constantly changing power sources. If you’re looking for high-end gaming precision or extra features like programmable buttons and adjustable DPI, this won’t replace a dedicated gaming mouse. But for everyday use, browsing, office work, light productivity, and general computer tasks, the M310 is comfortable, dependable, and affordable. Overall, it’s a great choice for basic wireless mouse needs: simple, dependable, and easy to set up.

My wife wanted a mouse to use with her laptop. She saw this one advertised and like the price so i purchased it for her. It has worked very well for her and has made her computing easier. I said that i wouldn't recommend only because i never make recommendations. I give honest feedback so others can make a reliable decesion

This mouse is just what we needed for traveling small enough to slip into my computer bag but just the right size that it fits my hand

I like the feel of the mouse. it is comfortable in my hand. It is very easy to use and works well. The mouse is very affordable and does the job that it is meant to do. I do not use this mouse for gaming so I can't comment on whether this mouse would be good for a gaming function. As far as business application or every day use, its a good affordable mouse.

Exellent product, sold for a good price, which works very satisfactorily without imperfections. I like the portability.

Very convenient working with it. Good size, good to manage

I got this mouse on sale for $13.99. It is a great general use mouse that fits well in your hand and is comfortable to use. I use it for work so I use it 8-10 hours a day. It is extremely accurate. I have not experienced any lag and I probably replace the battery 3,times a year. I think that is great for how much I use it. It's easy to change the battery and it has an on/off switch so it doesn't stay on when I toss it in my work bag. Overall at the price I paid I have zero complaints. I have not used it for any serious gaming but that's not this mouse's function. I highly recommend this mouse. When it's on special don't hesitate.

Love my Logitech wireless mouse. Very easy to maneuver and work perfectly.

After an over-use injury, I regularly switch which hand uses the mouse, and this one fits comfortably either way. Price is competitive and it works well.

Good mouse for everyday use, basic navigation. Not a gaming mouse. Fits in my hand better than the smaller travel mouse. My last one (same model) lasted several years.

Good, handy product. Easy to use. Very good price also!

Great mouse! It's the perfect size and easy to use

Great mouse for the price, works with both my work lap top and personal lap top. I have a big hands and this mouse is perfect, not to big and not to small. The only thing I can complain about is the USA sensor is stored inside of the mouse. You have to open up the mouse to store it inside. I had an older logitch mouse and the USE sensor was stored on the outside and was easy to access. Even with my one complaint, I would recommend this mouse to anyone for any computer. You can not beat the price and from my prior logitech mouse experience, this mouse should last a long time.

works great and goes with me everywhere. I use the mouse on two computers without any problems.

This is the first wireless mouse we've ever owned. Its been very dependable and trouble free. The batteries seem to last and last, after 8 months its still going strong. I've accidentally dropped it on the carpet a few times and its never caused any issues. I've very happy with it.

The Logitech Wireless Mouse worked very well. It fits nicely into the hand which makes it easy to use. I usually buy Logitech because I can always count on its performance.

I like the wireless-ness, the color, the feel. It works without a mouse pad on my solid white desk top. Battery lasts forever, and I don't turn it off, ever. Plus, I needed a way to spend my $10 rewards, and I couldn't think of anything else to buy. I really didn't need it, but I'm using it right now. I have several in different colors to match my pc build. You can spend a lot more money, but you don't really need to. I've owned these for years.

This Logitech is my go-to for a wireless mouse! That really all I use. Built well, durable, responsive, battery lasts a long time, and I just like the feel as I have large hand! They last a long time! I have used others, and they always felt cheaper in comparison. Logitech has been a great choice for me.

Great, basic mouse that gets the job done. Tracking is good enough for the average person who point-and-clicks for web browsing, word processing and other basic tasks. Pretty portable, too — the USB dongle stows under the battery compartment, and the mouse is durable enough to survive being tossed in a bag or backpack on the daily. Graphic designers, gamers and others who need more precision will have to shell out the cash for a more-expensive, better built mouse. Occasionally, hair gets stuck between the buttons, but it's easy to clean out. Inclusion of the universal adapter is great for connecting this mouse and a separate Logitech keyboard using just one USB dongle, which helps with a streamlined setup, especially for people with few USB ports available. The dongle is type USB-A (traditional, rectangle-looking port), not USB-C (more slim, kind of looks like an iPhone's lightning port), so if you have one of those newer computers that is ditching USB-A for the newer, slimmer USB-C, you'll want to get a conversion adapter. Those are like $5 at other retailers, including the one that rhymes with "Slam-a-thon."