Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got this mouse for my teenage daughter who is left-handed. She is used to using the generic shaped mice with less buttons, because most of the premium options have the additional buttons on the wrong side. Now not only does she have configurable thumb buttons she can use, but a very well-designed mouse overall. - Comfortable curved shape and soft touch plastic - Quiet and smooth operation of both the scroll wheel and buttons - Easy setup: perforated packaging is easy to open; the battery is preinstalled and once I pulled the tab my computer recognized the mouse immediately (over Bluetooth) - Easily replaceable AA battery included - Multiple connection options: Bluetooth or USB wireless receiver - USB receiver can be stored in the battery compartment when not in use - 2 thumb buttons - on the correct side for left-handed users (normally forward and back, but configurable with the Logitech app) - No issues with tracking on every surface we have tried. I would definitely recommend and I might get the right-handed version for myself! The variable speed scrolling and quiet buttons would be a useful upgrade from my current mouse at work.

Review of M650 Lefthand - Large Size. The Logitech M650 for left hand is simple and easy to use inline with most of Logi mouses. It’s key attributes are: - Made for large sized left hands; - SmartWheel - Silent Clicks - Customizable Side Buttons - Comfort and upgraded for long hours - Connect via Bluetooth or with included Logi Bolt USB Receiver - Comes in smaller size. Upon unpacking and connecting to MacBook or Windows machines were straight and simple. It need to go through regular setting to customize to adjust to personal preferences. In this aspect it doesn’t require or have any differences with existing models. I have used the smart wheel and silent clicks mostly. And the silent click was most remarkable way of using compared to previous or other models. As click doesn’t feel that plastic touching noise that we are used. As click, works perfectly but smooth almost like something is missing but in the same time glad it is the way. It is battery based charging and according to the manufacturer claim should last 24 Months. But naturally will vary one length of personal usage.

Logitech Signature M650 Left Mouse Despite being right-handed I choose to use my mouse left-handed (software engineer war story = right shoulder blade pinched nerve) I’d become accustomed to having to deal with awkward ergonomics, and disabling usage of the right mouse left side buttons. This Logitech M650 mouse finally alleviates that for me. Having relatively large hands most mice feel too small. I thought this one would actually be larger. It’s actually slightly smaller than the right-handed Alienware mouse that had fit the bill with great ergonomics but the wrong side buttons were an issue. Using this mouse feels very natural, the scroll wheel that adjusts between precision mode and quick scroll mode is a nice touch. If I had one suggestion, nit pick complaint, it would be to flash it up a little more like Alienware or other gaming mouse rotating colors. Pros + Comfort + SmartWheel toggle precision to quick scroll + Silent Click Silent Touch technology + Side button for shortcuts + OptionsPlus app to configure Cons -not as flashy as Alienware LED colors -had to search for included USB dongle (in body) Conclusion: recommended buy if you’re a large handed lefty mouse user.

Truth be told, I have always been a fan of Logitech products. This Lefty mouse does not disappoint. First thoughts... While I understand the clamshell packaging, I HATE IT. Not at the fault of Logi, many manufacturers are using it as it's cheap and protective, but can some one figure out an easy-open application? Just a personal beef, but still withstanding. OK, once opened, set-up was simple and the mouse operation was as expected. The buttons and wheel were silent and the laser point placement were spot on. End of the day, it's a mouse and does what a mouse should. Where it beats many others is in the quite operation and customizations options. I would recommend to a friend.

After surgery on my wrist, I was forced to depend on my non-dominant hand so I'm somewhat ambidextrous now and being comfortable using a mouse with my left hand became my super power as it enables me to write at the same time. (Yes, it does drive the IT people crazy when they don't realize the buttons are swapped on my mouse) I never thought a left-handed mouse existed, but I recently needed to replace my trusty Logitech M305 and discovered that the M650 came in a left-handed version. At first I was a little reluctant to purchase it because it only came in the larger size and my hands are on the small side, but it's perfect. A lot of the Logitech mice that are bundled with the keyboards have no weight and feel very cheap so I've always used the M305 which has a little heft to it. The M650 is a huge upgrade -- from the smoothness of the wheel and the clicking which is practically silent. There are three buttons that you can map on this -- but per usual, the Logitech software is a little buggy (it still doesn't recognize my mouse when I try to check for updates). One minor gripe is that Logitech doesn't make their products easy to pair with Bluetooth -- when you're in the process pairing a mouse, you can't click "connect" that appears in the box. I'm still not quite sure how it paired, but it did. But as far as peripherals go, this is a great mouse -- and another plus is that it uses the new Logi Bolt receiver that is vastly more secure than the Unifying receiver. I suspect Logitech is going to take a lot of heat as the Logi Bolt rolls out because the receiver is not backward compatible with older products ... which will force people into upgrades they might otherwise postpone.

It is a pretty solid mouse, it is comfortable and feels really well made, the unboxing is something simple inside the package is the mouse, receiver, quick-guide and a AA battery, so basically just unpack, connect and is ready to use. It has a nice design, for regular hands like me it feels comfortable and looks cool. The performance is one of the best parts it is smooth, the side buttons are great help and if you download the Logitech app can be customized to get the most of them and, one thing I really like is that doesn't make noise, I'm use to the noise that mice do, but it's kind of funny that this mouse doesn't make noise, the side buttons are quiet too and the scroll wheel (SmartWheel scroling) it feels different but it does a good job, if you scroll slowly down or up it'll go line by line but if scroll fast it will go up or down all the way in a bit, I believe this is one of the best wireless mice that let you use your pc Bluetooth or the receiver that is included, for that price I think it is a good option and if you're left handed person, this mouse could increase a lot your daily productivity, highly recommended.

Finding a comfortable left-handed mouse has been on my list for quite some time. Leave it to Logitech to come up with a versatile and comfortable option for us lefties. I appreciate that it has two modes of connectivity. It comes with a dongle if you are lacking Bluetooth, yet offers Bluetooth if you are short on USB ports. Both methods of connectivity work perfectly, but I will always prefer the dongle for the best service. This is one of the best left handed models from an ergonomic point of view. However, since I have been forced to use right handed peripherals for many years, I found that this worked equally as well with my right hand. I have switched back and forth with ease. The scrolling wheel works perfectly as expected and is smooth and quiet. The buttons are also very quiet with very little clicking noise. While quiet, the buttons give the feeling of pushing them like any other mouse. The mouse is equipped with two programmable side buttons to use as shortcuts, but you will need to download the Options Plus software to take advantage of this feature. While the battery is not rechargeable, it is rated for up to two years with just one AA battery. The dongle has a convenient storage spot next to the battery if you choose to use Bluetooth connectivity. With all of my devices and laptops, it is easy to lose or mix up dongles. Overall, this is a very nice option, especially for us lefties.

GOOD -USB and Bluetooth connectivity -Smooth gliding over work surfaces -Internal storage compartment for USB dongle -Comes with AA battery -Main buttons are very quiet -Larger size is nice for bigger hands BAD -Main buttons feel mushy -No side or tilt scrolling -Left-handed version not available in smaller size or different colors The good news is the M650 continues Logitech's typically good mice. It's relatively comfortable to use. It has a nice, smooth glide over desk and mouse pad surfaces. And it can store the USB dongle inside the battery compartment when you need to travel with the mouse. Also nice, Logitech includes a AA battery with the mouse. Two new changes with the M650 are the new Bolt connector and quieter main buttons. The Bolt replaces the older Unifying USB dongles, and is supposed to offer better connections in busy wireless areas. Personally, I haven't experience wireless interference with mice or keyboards since the first-gen wireless mice 20 years ago. Perhaps the Bolt will make a difference to people with desks in a cubicle farm where everyone is using wireless keyboards and Bluetooth headsets. The switches for the main mouse buttons are indeed quieter than any mouse I can remember using. However, this also makes them lack most tactile feedback. They almost feel mushy. I've rarely been in places where so many mice are in use that noise is a problem ( again, maybe someone in a cubicle farm will appreciate it ) but if you're used to tactile and audible feedback when using your mouse, this is a big adjustment. Perhaps one you don't want to make. While this mouse certainly works better for left-handed users, I don't know I'd call it fully left-handed since it's not molded specifically for the left hand. It uses the same symmetrical shell as the normal M650 L, it just has the thumb buttons on the other side. Years ago Logitech ( and others ) offered ambidextrous mice that had thumb buttons on both sides of the mice. I'm surprised Logitech didn't just take that route again to simplify production. Doing it this way means using mostly separate production lines for the three different models ( RH small, RH large, and LH large ), which would appear limits options. Though the M650 is available in five different colors, not all models are available in all colors. The LH variant is only available in Large size and in black. So I guess LH people with smaller hands, or those that want a smaller travel mouse, are out of luck.

Logitech has done it again. Finally for all those lefties out there a mouse that is designed for them. Logitech is the leader in accessories, especially wireless mouse. My daughter loves this. It fits her hand perfectly and she finally can use her left hand and all the features of the mouse naturally. The curve is nice and the placement of the buttons is perfect. The smartwheeel functionality is wonderful. Quick and precise scrolling all at your fingertips. The clicks are just barely noticeable, so you know you are clicking but it is not obnoxious to those around you. Especially when you are using it at school. You also can customize the functions of the side buttons. You can really make this mouse fit your personal use. You can connect to your device via bluetooth or via the usb adapter. Connection is a snap and easy to change from device to device.

My partner is left-handed and even uses the mouse on the left of the computer. The Logitech M650L the L is for Large not Left is a mouse made for left-handed people. How? The side buttons are on the left, so as a lefty you can hit the buttons with your thumb. This may seem trivial, but for my partner who has been denied access to additional mice buttons forever, this was exciting. As for the rest of the design, the M650L is a bit on the large size, so my partner did wish they made this in the smaller size. I paired it via Bluetooth with a Macbook, but the bolt does have a USB dongle if you prefer to pair it that way. The dongle is the Logitech Bolt (not unifying) which is worth knowing. The scroll wheel has a rubber grip and noticeable traction as you scroll and mouse clicks are silent - two things my partner and I like about a mouse. FYI, the M650L is battery-powered and runs on a 1x Double-A battery. Overall, the M650L is a great mouse like all the mice Logitech make and they deserve praise for finally accomodating left handed-people. If it was a little smaller, it would be perfect. Would I recommend it to a friend? The answer to this is YES if the friend was left-handed :-)

This is a great basic mouse. My son is the only left hander in the house and I sometimes forget how the majority of the world is set up for right handed people. We are now virtual learning and the mouse makes that a lot easier. He's becoming more dependent on technology to get him through the day and having a mouse made for him really helps. It was super easy to pair and set up. No crazy requirements. Battery life has been great. Not loud when clicking repeatedly. I'd highly recommend to anyone looking for a basic mouse.

It's exactly what it looks like, a left-handed mouse. Comfortable, solid connection, low latency input I like it. This is replacing an ambidextrous mouse because it was just never as comfortable as a proper left-handed model. It takes one AA battery, included, and that should last a really long time based on my experience with the mouse this is replacing (G305). It's got a nice precision wheel and the left and right clicks are nice as well, super silent too. nice bonus. Yeah it's good. If you're left-handed this is probably the one for you

Whenever I come across anything designed for left-handed people, such as myself, I take notice. That, along with this M650L being a Logitech mouse, made me doubly interested in giving it a try. However, while there are definite 'pluses' to the basic features of this mouse, its large size was just too big for my "smallish" lady hands. That isn't to say I won't be able to use it. But it isn't going to be as comfortable an experience as I'd like. Now with that being said, this mouse may be a perfect 'fit' for someone else. The positive features are many. It's just the "right" weight. The scroll wheel is indeed very smooth. Button presses are silent. The contoured shape is basic, yet the soft rubberized side grips are very nice. And while you can just 'plug-n-play' with this mouse, using the Logi Bolt USB receiver or via Bluetooth, installing Logitech's OptionsPlus software lets you customize those handy side buttons. All in all, this Logitech Signature M650L Left-Handed Wireless Mouse is a good basic mouse. Just not the best fit for me.

As a lefty, the vast majority of mice are at best awkward if not downright uncomfortable for me. This mouse is built specifically for left handed people and by far the most comfortable mouse I have used in my life. But there's a lot more to like about this mouse besides the handedness: My next favorite feature is the soft click of the buttons; they are totally silent while still giving a positive, tactile feel when you click. My previous mouse, the Logitech 310, has an audible click to the buttons which in fairness, I never gave a 2nd thought to. However, now that I have used the M650, going back to a mouse that clicks is grating! They really did a great job on that. The scroll wheel is equally silent and has a great feel to it. I have large hands (XXL gloves) and the large size of the mouse is welcome. The size, shape, contours, handedness; everything about the M650 L feels like it was custom made just for me. I would absolutely recommend this product!

The 650 mouse is practically ubiquitous in the workplace or anyone who needs a solid, performing, no nonsense mouse. Myself and others are relieved to see that it has arrived in left handed form. This mouse is not OVERLY shaped, at least to the point where it would be impossible for someone to switch it to right handed and use it to do some basic tasks, but it does fit the hand nicely. The scroll wheel and thumb buttons feel satisfying to use and you are confident in clicks that are firm and not overly loud. Also this mouse continues Logitech's unifying receiver method of connection, which is not Bluetooth, but almost as convenient, you can connect more than one device to a single unifying receiver. This mouse is shaped, but is not an ergonomic dedicated device by any means. It also clocks in a lot cheaper than anything that is ergonomic. I would recommend it.

The Logitech M650 (large) left handed mouse has many features of more premium Logitech products: the included Bolt receiver, ability to use Bluetooth LE, automatically adjusting scroll wheel, and silent tactile buttons to name the most important. The mouse is lightweight, has a soft touch but solid plastic feel, and overall just seems like a really good mouse without the high price tag you'd expect for what you get. Having a dedicated lefty version is amazing for those of us who like thumb buttons but curse right handed mice. The mouse is easy to set up, instantly pairing to the included Bolt dongle and easy to pair to Bluetooth as well. I also downloaded and installed the Logitech Options+ software but it was totally unnecessary. Big thumbs up for this mouse. Hope they include it or similar versions in some keyboard mouse sets so I can recommend it for my employer!

The Logitech Signature M650 L is a left-handed mouse. I am left-handed and always had right-handed mouse. Left-handed Mouse are hard to find. The comfort and feel of the Logitech M650 L are amazing. With the extra buttons on the thumb side, I had less hand fatigue at the end of the day. Have you ever heard the clicking of your mouse? With this one there is no sound and the adaptive scroll smart wheel is precise and adjusts to super-fast spin mode at the flick of the wheel. This mouse comes in 3 different sizes to make sure you get the right perfect fit and comfort. The paperwork say’s the battery life is up to 24 hours. If you are left-handed you need to try the Logitech M650.