Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great little mouse for my laptop! Low profile. Easy to transport and use. Great quality, as expected from Logitech.

The new Pebble Mouse 2 M350s ups the ante from Logitech’s previous Pebble Mouse efforts by offering quick-switch capabilities between 3 different devices, greater battery life, and higher DPI range while still retaining the same pleasant-to-hold/pleasant-to-use travel-friendly experience we appreciated so much with Logitech’s Made-for-iPad i345 Pebble Mouse. The budget pricing, Logitech’s typical bullet-proof performance and build quality, and the added customization available via the Logi Options+ companion app makes the M350s a solid option for mousing on the go. PROs: - Low-profile travel-mouse is easily pocketable/stowable and the identical form factor to all the other Logitech Pebble mice, and very similar profile to the Logitech Pop series mice, means plenty of carrying and protective cases are available as well. - Mouse clicks and scroll wheel action (including scroll wheel clicks) really are essentially silent--just as Logitech claims—I can’t imagine any situation you could find yourself in where mousing and clicking action would bother anyone - Ultra-fast BT pairing and the Pebble Mouse’s Quick-Switch button on the bottom lets you quickly and effortlessly toggle between up to three devices. The M350s is also compatible with the Logi Bolt USB receiver (though there is not one included in the package) and there’s even a storage slot for the receiver under the lid to keep it stowed away. - 400-4000 dpi range is adjustable in 100 dpi increments; the mouse seems to track very well on variety of surfaces and materials including those with little in the way of embedded patterns or surface tracking features like smooth table tops, fabric chair cushions or sheets, etc. - Powered by a single AA battery purported to last 2 years (!!!). And if you ever DO need to change it out, the upper lid is magnetically held in place so all you need to do is lift the top off, swap out a new battery, and place the lid back on…no fuss, no muss, no snapping of latches or hard-to-open battery doors. - The matte, satin-like finish isn’t overly smooth or glassy, so it remains reassuringly under hand; the gently rounded corners and sloped profile also help make the M350s very pleasant to both hold and use. The perfectly symmetrical design also makes the mouse ambidextrous for you or anyone you might loan out your mouse to. - You can use the mouse straight out of the box with limited to no customization beyond any that might provided by the host OS, but if you install the Logi Options+ software client, you get an amazing amount of customization options for a simple 3-button mouse including middle button function assignments or even “Smart Action” macros for various apps and programs; scrolling and mouse speed adjustments; left/right mouse button swap for you lefties out there; and Logitech Flow which acts as a virtual connection between two PCs so you can mouse from one PC’s screen onto another and even copy and paste files and data back and forth between them! - If you want to do even the smallest part for the environment with your consumer spending and consumption habits, Logitech claims that the Pebble Mouse’s graphite plastic construction contains 76% post-consumer recycled materials. CONs: - It is a small mouse that seems best suited to mobility (travel, student use, etc.) rather than heavy-duty daily use or for those with bigger hands. I have relatively large hands and while I can use the mouse with my tablet or my handheld gaming system, I wouldn’t want to use it at work or with my dedicated gaming PC because it does start to feel a bit…cramped…after a while. If you have smaller hands, or intend to use it solely on the go, this may not be an issue for you at all. - The design and feel of the scroll wheel may be an issue for some; it provides a slight tactile detent for each line of scrolling action, but the surface of the scroll wheel itself is rubberized yet totally smooth--there are no textures or ridges to provide for a more reassuring grip at your fingertip. - Although this mouse clocks in at just 76 grams, which makes it just about as light my full-sized ultra-light Logitech gaming mouse, the Pebble Mouse 2 doesn’t slide around on our smooth tabletop quite as deftly or effortlessly as I might have hoped. Granted, it’s certainly too much to hope for something like PTFE mouse feet/glides at this price-point, but the movement just isn’t quite as glassy smooth as I was expecting given its size and how light the mouse feels in the hand. Still, this isn’t a competitive gaming mouse so this is more wistful thinking than a legitimate knock on the M350s.

It’s a really great product feel great and comfortable in hand and good for travel , love it.

I bought this mouse along with my MacBook! It works well, I recommend it to everyone!

LOGITECH PEBBLE MOUSE 2 BLUETOOTH MOUSE 09/11/2023 I'm going to get most of my "gushing" out of the way right now and tell you that I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS MOUSE!!! I cannot nitpick anything wrong with it and knowing what I know now, I would buy another one of these in a heartbeat if I need another one. Now that I have used it I cannot go back to using my old one. This mouse changed the feel of my laptop, literally. The first few hours with this mouse and I felt like I was on a new laptop. It made the interactions smooth and effortless. I swear even the tracking of the cursor just "felt better" and looked better, if that makes any sense. I'll tell you about one ISSUE that you need to be aware of if you are considering this mouse...and, honestly, you should be....it's a FANTASTIC mouse! Read to the end for a ***Hot Tip***. The Highlights are: The mouse is the Perfect Size AND Shape, in my opinion. It is super comfy to work with for hours on end while I edit videos and create content. It is made from recycled plastic which should be applauded by the majority. It runs with Bluetooth LE so a SINGLE BATTERY last up to 2 years!!! That's the bee's knees, in my book! It features a customizable “middle button click” action with the Logi Options+ App, which by the way is also SUPER FANTASTIC and customizations are supported on third party programs, webpages/services and apps! You can seamlessly apply custom middle click actions to all sorts of different things! Like Youtube, Spotify, Chrome, Edge, MS Powerpoint, Word, Excel and just about every other application you have on your machine/devices. The software is super easy to set up, the walk through does everything for you and you can customize the mouse the way you want to through it. When they say "High-precision optical tracking" they are NOT kidding! It's really THAT good and worth the mention. Also, the DPI range is 400-4000 dpi that is fully adjustable with 100 DPI increments. The only default I didn't like was "smooth scrolling" because the page kept moving softly and slowly after I was off the wheel and I couldn't come to terms with getting used to it. I was able to turn that off and go back to the scrolling method that is native to Windows. It's nice that they do not force you to use a feature they "think" is better and they let you pick and choose what you want the mouse to do when you do stuff on the mouse. Bottom Line: This mouse is SWEET! Now that I have it and know what it is all about, I think Logitech is about to sell one more Pebble Keyboard now, because I am now super curious about it if the mouse is THIS GOOD. They got me y'all! They got me.... THAT should tell you something right there! I am willing to buy more products from this line just because this mouse has been such an awesome experience. I've had no issue maintaining a connection, even when controlling my tablet, mirror casted to the bedroom tv while I am in the living room with the Pebble Mouse, with the kitchen, laundry room, cabinets, furniture and walls in between the mouse and the tablet. So, it is a given that, 6 inches away from my laptop works perfectly. Overall I feel this is a VERY WELL Thought Out Design that was implemented very nicely into the real world, including the customizability of the mouse through the very nicely integrated software. It is also a HUGE WIN that this mouse can be used perfectly fine WITHOUT the Software App and there are not limitations that force the software download in order for the mouse to function correctly. Without the software the mouse paired and then functioned identical to the previous mouse with the added upgrades of better tracking, accuracy and overall feel being just plain better. This mouse is QUIET! I need to hold my ear very close to the mouse when I click one of the buttons and the center wheel click is also very quiet but can be heard if you pay attention and listen for it.....nothing that will disturb anyone if you are in the same room playing a game or doing work. You get used to not hearing the "clicking" very quickly and I started to realize how annoying that clicking really is when you know you can function better without having to listen to it. Typing noise is way louder than this mouse...it's virtually silent! The button presses are super smooth with a short travel to actuate. I have been able to speed up tasking with this mouse...especially when editing videos. The tracking is super accurate and the scroll wheel, also SILENT, feels nice and smooth with great control and response. There is zero lag between when you do something on the mouse to when it applies that action on your device. I say "device" because I've tested this mouse with my Windows HP Laptop, a Samsung NOTE and a Samsung Tab S7+ and it works flawlessly with all of them. It worked out perfect for me because the mouse lets you pair up to 3 devices and you can switch between them with a button on the bottom. So now that I have a mouse that I love, I can use it with any of my hardware, whenever I want and seamlessly switch between them. I DO WISH that button was a small button on the side of the mouse that you could hit with your thumb though. Rather than having to flip it over every time you want to change to a different device. LOGITECH, maybe something to think about with the next Pebble “new release”...or a Pebble Mouse 2 "PRO" …maybe??? ***HOT TIP*** Originally when I got the mouse it would wipe out my WIFI Connection Completely to my laptop within seconds of turning it on. It worked perfectly on my Phone and Tablet so I was initially confused. I did some quick research and found out this is the fault of my laptop....NOT THE MOUSE! So, if you have a laptop that has a network card only capable of a 2/2.4GHz connection for WIFI then you may want to consider picking up the "Logi Bolt USB Receiver" that is sold separately or upgrading your network connection with a USB Dual Band network card. I've always had slight issues with my WIFI connection when a Bluetooth speaker was connected on the laptop but I never really thought much about it, until I paired this mouse with my laptop. After pairing, my WIFI speeds slowed for about 15 seconds, reacting like a lag, and then bandwidth and information just stopped flowing completely. Laptop still says it is connected to WIFI Network, it's just not getting any throughput from the connection. This happened every time I powered on the mouse. WIFI would look connected but I couldn't load pages or media until I switched off the mouse and after one second being disconnected, the internet would work again. THIS is COMMON ISSUE with Bluetooth and IS NOT THE FAULT OF THE MOUSE! It is fully the fault of the hardware design of the machines that are set up like this because Bluetooth runs off the same 2/5GHz band and causes interference with 2.4GHz WIFI connections across the board. I went out and got a USB Dual Band Network Adapter connected to the 5GHz Network instead of the 2.4GHz and BOOM everything works perfectly, as it should. Just something to keep in mind if you have an issue. It is not the mouse's or Logitech's fault, it's just the way things are in the world. So again, Yes, I LOVE this mouse and I would fully suggest it to anyone looking for a mouse upgrade or replacement. This one offers a TON of bang for the buck and I 1,000,000% enjoy using the Pebble Mouse 2 over any of my other mouses! ...meese? ...meeses? ....MICE! I Sincerely and Genuinely LOVE This Pebble Mouse 2. Go And Get One Now! Stop reading and just get it. You'll be happy you did!

Logitech's Pebble Mouse 2 M350s raises the bar for portable, wireless functioning, making it an essential accessory for tech-driven individuals. It boasts a beautifully minimalist design that houses surprisingly advanced and adaptable features. The first thing one notices about the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s is its exceptionally lightweight construction and its small footprint. Its ambidextrous, compact design makes it a loyal companion to your day-to-day tech activities – whether I was at work or home, I could easily slip the Pebble 2 into laptop bags, work bags, or even jeans pockets. The flat shape promises ease of handling, an attribute that not many travel mice can claim with confidence. The surface of the Pebble 2 mouse feels more secure in-hand with its slightly coarse finish. It also has an easy to remove top, held together by magnets, for battery replacement or a quick cleaning. The middle scroll button on the Pebble 2 is a particularly well-designed feature, providing a smooth and solid scroll response on a myriad of surfaces. Engineered for seamless experience, this device promises an extraordinary battery life of 24 months on a single AA battery—a nice addition for those on the move. One of the game-changing attributes of the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s is its ability to adapt and connect effortlessly with multiple devices. Switching between my iMac desktop, MacBook Pro, and Chromebook became a breeze thanks to the easy-switch button conveniently located at the bottom of the mouse. There is a limit of 3 devices that can be configured but that was all I needed personally. I was surprised at the ease of installation considering I had Chromebook OS, a 6 year old Imac, and a fairly new Macbook Pro. Installation on all three took less than a minute each. The downloadable Logi Options software is the mouse's secret weapon in customizing functionality, but also offers your basic settings such as scroll wheel and pointer speed adjustment. Speed settings were default at 50% and that felt just right for me. Although the customization extends only to the middle button for this specific device, the range of programmable smart actions and features it brings to the table—like emoji menus, screen capture, app open, etc.—is immense. The Logi Flow feature also stands out, allowing me to control several computers simultaneously and transfer files and text effortlessly among these devices, much like handling a double monitor setup, you can simply move off the edge of the screen, or copy and paste files from screen to screen. In your Logi Options settings menu you can also switch buttons for a left-handed setup if necessary. Despite all the positives, the Pebble 2 is not without its limitations. While it is perfect for portable use, I found it less than ideal for gaming or prolonged use, primarily due to its lack of ergonomic comfort. Also, despite being compatible with Chromebook, which marks a significant positive, software customization features are unfortunately missing. The Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 M350s, with its multitude of beneficial features like portability, extended battery life, and multi-device control, offers great value for its affordable price. Its uncomplicated functionality and adaptation across devices are remarkable, making this device a worthy contender in the tech sphere. Pros: Compact, lightweight design ideal for portability. Unmatched battery life of up to 24 months on a single AA battery. Seamless connectivity across multiple devices with easy switching. Robust customization features available with Logi Options. Perfectly suited for multi-device users and those requiring easy portability. Cons: Not ergonomically designed for prolonged use. Limited to middle button customization. (although it offers an almost infinite number of customizable features) Not ideal for users with larger hands or gamers. Chromebook compatibility does not include software customization features. In conclusion, I would highly recommend the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s to individuals who work across different devices and require a reliable, handy tool for easy portability and switching. I enjoyed the simplicity and convenience it offers in an increasingly multi-device tech environment.

This mouse is easy to recommend. I already own 2 similar Logitech mice (an original pink M350 and a i345) and they have been working perfectly for a few years. This new model takes the same compact design and quiet operation as those models but adds the ability to connect to and switch between 3 devices. I will be using this one for my daughter's new Chromebook, but I am glad she can also easily switch to using it with her Windows laptop. Pros - Perforated packaging is easy to open without scissors and as soon as you pull the battery tab the mouse is ready for pairing. - Paired quickly via Bluetooth with a Chromebook (running ChromeOS 64-bit Version 116.0.5845.168) and 2 PCs running Windows 11. It also allows you to quickly switch between 3 devices using the same button on the bottom of the mouse (quick press to switch and hold until the light flashes to pair). - Quiet buttons and click wheel with good feel. - Rounded edges and satin finished plastic make it comfortable to use. The symmetrical shape also means it works equally well for left or right-handed users (important, because 2 of the 6 people in my house are left-handed). - Magnetic top panel comes off easily to change the disposable AA battery (included and already installed). Logitech claims battery life is around 2-years, which means it will probably be a while before you need to do this. - I appreciate Logitech using recycled plastic and responsibly sourced materials. Things to Consider - This mouses is compact and flat (designed to be portable), so some people with bigger hands might have an issue using it for long periods. - Bluetooth (or a special Bluetooth USB receiver - not included) is the only connection option so this might not work with some older desktops. - This mouse has a more accurate 4000dpi sensor (compared to the old ones 1000dpi), which beats a lot of other portable mice, but you will still need a mousepad for glass (I tried it on my wife's glass-desk and it was a no go).

Right off the bat the Pebble Mouse 2 is by far the most comfortable experience with a mouse for casual computer usage I can remember having. Its flat, minimally raised, and subtle curve lets my palm and fingers come to a natural resting position on the device. High marks for ergonomics as my laptop battery ran low with prolonged usage and not even the slightest discomfort crept in. And this is from playing computer games with heavy mouse usage (Civilization 6). This device is as quite as a church mouse (pun intended). You feel the click of the buttons and scroll wheel rather than hear them. And they are sturdy enough to let your index and middle finger rest comfortably on the buttons without fear of accidental presses, thus reducing strain. Presses are responsive and never overly sensitive. Connectivity is a breeze. There is no dongle to plug in. And not once in my hours of usage did it lose Bluetooth connection. And the mouse is able to be synced to up to three devices. With a simple and minimalistic design comes some drawbacks. There are no other options besides left-right click and a scroll wheel that can press inward. And if this is all that a mouse is going to offer, well it better do it well. Luckily the pebble does.

I like this mouse as a travel mouse due to its size. Its pretty slim and can fit into a bag without issues or taking up to much space. The buttons are soft click so they do not make any noise when pressed. The scroll wheel is easy to use and I like the fact its wider than most scroll wheels. Scrolling is also smooth and easy to use. I do like that you can connect this to three different devices like a phone, computer, tablet, etc. However it is not easy to switch devices. My older Logitech mouse had the button on the side to cycle through the three devices which made it super easy to use. I usually have my laptop and tablet next to each other. It was nice just clicking the button on the side to navigate between the two. This mouse you have to turn it over and click the button to change the device. So this isn't as useful for my situation. The other downside to this mouse is you can only connect via bluetooth. If your work computer is locked like mine you cannot use bluetooth to connect this mouse. I had to order the logi bolt adapter to be able to use on my work computer. I also have the older K380 keyboard that I thought I could use with this mouse, I was wrong as that one can only be connected via Bluetooth and not with the logi bolt. I love Logitech stuff but currently they have three different usb connectors. These USB connectors can only be used with certain devices. I thought the Logi Bolt adapter (the newest) would be backwards compatible with other devices, I was wrong and found this to be a little frustrating. I do like this mouse and it is now my go to travel mouse. I did buy the Logi Bolt so it can be used with my work computer. The mouse does have a built in spot to store the Logi Bolt so I can now use this with any computer. It also looks nice with the K380 series keyboard, which is also nice to type on.

This was the 3rd mouse I tried - and it was the “winner”! I loved the color and how it fit in my hand. It works great and is just what this addicted to using a mouse customer was looking for!

Most of us don't expect much from our mouse. We want a consistent connection, smooth scrolling, and a clicky button. Everything else is reserved for power users or at-home workers who need zoom and other features. You'll pay a lot more for those features, and that's the main difference between this logi pebble mouse and logi MX Master (see picture). The pebble is $30. The MX is $100. That's a huge difference. The pebble is exceptionally lightweight. At first, coming from the MX to the pebble was jarring because of the weight of it. The pebble seemed like it would break if I squeezed it too hard, but rest assured, it won't break easily. It's made very minimally but is sturdy, one of its features. It's light, made from two pieces, and works well. Dropping the pebble from your desk will not cause it to break into a million pieces. This thing is compact and strong. For those of us who like to work away from home, at a coffee shop or library (a thing we Northwesterners love to do), you'll want to bring your laptop and a mouse. That's where the pebble comes in. This is the perfect traveling mouse. It's so lightweight that you can place it in your pocket without being bothered. It can fit in the palm of my hand! That's why you want this mouse. I wish it had a way to stick to my laptop for even easier traveling, but I'll settle for my pocket. Logi is a reputable computer accessory company. They've got it figured out across the board. And anytime a company has one of the top-tier accessories (The MX), you can trust them when they make a barebones version of the same accessory. That's what they've done here. The pebble works just as well as the MX, with minimal features. If you don't need all the extra capabilities of the MX, do yourself a favor and get the pebble 2. You won't find a lighter, more minimal mouse by a reputable company for only $30!

The Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 (M350s) is a sleek, compact, and quiet wireless mouse that’s perfect for travel or minimalist setups. It connects easily via Bluetooth, works with multiple devices, and boasts an impressive 2-year battery life. The silent clicks are great for shared spaces, and the eco-friendly design is a nice bonus. While it’s not ideal for large hands or users needing extra buttons, it’s a stylish, reliable option for everyday use.

Before delving into the myriad options for a new mouse, my primary consideration revolves around its intended purpose—whether it's for gaming or non-gaming use. As a dedicated PC gamer, I've often found myself investing in high-end gaming mice only to relegate them to basic tasks like web browsing, while I stick to a controller for gaming. In this context, the Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 M350 has proven to be the perfect all-around mouse that seamlessly adapts to my needs, whether at home or on the go. When it comes to design, the Pebble Mouse 2 keeps it simple yet elegant. It exudes a sense of understated sophistication without going overboard. While it may not scream luxury in terms of build quality, it more than suffices for everyday use. Setting up the Pebble Mouse 2 couldn't have been easier. Once I inserted the battery, my laptop immediately recognized it without requiring any manual configuration. Connecting it to my tablet was nearly as effortless—simply press a button on the mouse to make it discoverable, then proceed with Bluetooth device setup on the tablet. The mouse's user-friendliness and portability make it an ideal companion for travel. Typically, I bring both my laptop and tablet on trips. Although my tablet has a keyboard case, I'm not particularly fond of its trackpad, nor do I favor my laptop's trackpad. The Pebble Mouse 2, however, seamlessly connects and effortlessly switches between devices, making it a breeze to use while on the move. Plus, it's compact enough to stow away conveniently during transit. Powered by a single AA battery, it eliminates the need for a charging cord, and while I haven't conducted exhaustive battery life testing, the efficient power consumption suggests that its functionality won't overly tax the battery. In sum, the Logitech Pebble Mouse 2 M350 is a reliable choice for individuals on the move who don't require a high-end gaming companion. I wholeheartedly recommend it for both home and on-the-go use, effectively replacing the less ergonomic trackpads found on laptops and tablets.

It’s a simple mouse that works perfectly out of the box. It paired with my MacBook Air easily. It looks slick and modern as well.

Purchased the mouse because I was looking for something light and small, and easy for traveling. Connected easily with use of Bluetooth. My laptop has a trackpad to use a mouse, but I'm not much of a fan of using it. But, its there if needed. I guess you can say I'm old school. So far works for me!

I bought this mouse to stick in my business laptop bag for when I’m traveling for work. It’s flat low profile makes it easy to fit into a side pocket, and it is also very quiet to use during business meetings without sounding like you are clicking secret Morse code messages and gossiping about your colleagues. I plan to buy a second one for my home laptop as well.

The battery life has been amazing. The ergonomics of the mouse is comfortable and sleek and glides easily over the surface. The Bluetooth detects the device quickly.

It’s a great portable low profile mouse for a laptop (MacBook in my case); I though have a pebble mouse of an older model (i345 for ipad) for which I use with my iPad Pro which is every now and then, so I have used a closely similar model. What sets this apart for the Pebble 2 M350s is the 3 devices this can be paired to wirelessly via Bluetooth. This has USB radio connectivity and Logi bolt receiver (I see the two icons of usb and Logibolt embossed), but no usb receivers which are usb-a (old school connector) which my laptop doesn’t have unless I get a usb-c adapter to usb. But rather I’m connected wirelessly and dongle-lessly using Bluetooth. As I read AND also took the time having downloaded the software Logi-options+; which you can customize the scroll wheel.. I launch the app, nothing is showing.. I clicked the supported mice list, the M350s doesn’t show; zero nada nothing. The back of the packaging says something about still otherwise “Logitech options +” that you can download for Mac/win (Mac in my case) and “customize” the device… and reading down further on then back of the packaging there’s more to it - Logi options + app is currently not supported. So I don’t get it, and I dont care about the middle wheel anyways so I just deleted the Logi software as it’s useless. I think, IMHO this was misprinted.. or otherwise I’m just not doing the install of the correct Logitech software because there’s Logi options and Logi options + but clearly it says logi options plus… nothing happens when I click on Bluetooth which brings me back to the settings screen. Though as I said earlier that I don’t have a need for it, It’s cringe to me that something noted on paper instructions or documentation that it can, you cannot and this depends on different consumers expectations. Some wires are crossed here in the explanation but I’m just going to move on forgetting about customization and just use i as a travel mouse when I work remotely in different locations whether Starbucks or a brewery or a hotel. Just simple plug and play after paring Bluetooth or getting either usb radio adapter in the long run as mentioned before. The feel is nice and I like the on off switch displaying slider colors of red being off and green being on. Fits easy in pocket or laptop bag to carry around.

This is a great mouse, it's simple, it's smooth, and it's comfortable.

This mouse works well wherever i am while using this computer. Great comfort and it makes multi tasking so much easier. It's also lightweight and easy to use.