Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mouse is a great price! Just keep in mind it can be slow to sense movement at times. If needing to have a fast workflow, I would consider upgrading your mouse.

The nose is ok. I don't like that its very small and uncomfortable

Works great if you have a flat surface. Otherwise can lag a bit

Decent mouse, however, not even comparable to my MX Master in my home office.

This mouse would not work consistently. The housing where the battery goes would not hold the battery in place. It kept moving and losing contact. I returned it.

Bought for my Mac, doesn't work right. will be returning for refund. Disappointed!

Did not like it. Would not work when needed. Disappointed in mouse

Its perfect for Medium size hand only. I would not recommend for L/LX.

This works great and doesn't require you to eat up a USB port for a dongle since it runs right off your computer's Bluetooth

Worst mouse ever, tracking sucks.. Glitchy and jumps around even with a mouse pad. Try a new battery no luck.

Purchased this mouse for my son and he loves it. Fits his hand great and overall a great mouse.

Works instantly, no muss no fuss. Great value. Cost to benefit ratio exceeded my expectations.

quick & easy transaction,sales person was right on.I was in and out in 10 minutes

Reliable and easy to work with; excellent product at a reasonable price.

Easy to set up and for the right price!! Highly recommend it!

Definitely one of the best inexpensive wireless mice available.

I like the Logitech Signature M650 mouse itself, but the instructions and the app need some work. The mouse came packaged in a clamshell package with an easy-open design. I plugged the USB receiver in and it connected within seconds. The bluetooth connection took longer, due to the incomplete instructions. The connect button on the bottom has to be held in for several seconds to make the connection. A single push doesn’t do it. The mouse glides smoothly. It’s the perfect size and weight for me. Scrolling and clicks are quiet and it has ridged rubber side grips. The textured sides give some traction when pushing the side and middle (wheel) buttons. The packaging states that it has a 24 month battery life. That’s a good thing because the battery compartment is hard to open. I’ve seen better designs. On arrival, the side buttons are set to forward and back shortcuts and the wheel button activates fast scrolling. Customizing the mouse and its buttons requires a download from Logitech options plus. It was initially hard to know what to do with the download. The screen showed a picture of the mouse with “settings” and “add a device” options. Neither of those took me to customization. I found that you have to click on the picture of the mouse to proceed. The next picture identifies the buttons on the mouse as does the 3rd picture. After experimenting for a while I discovered that clicking on the button labels (Middle button/Forward/Back) opens a dialogue with options for that button. A few words of instructions like “Click on the mouse to proceed” and “Click on the labels to see customizing options” would’ve helped. The smart scroll wheel can switch between line by line scrolling and faster speed scrolling. A push on the scroll wheel switches between the two. When speed scrolling is activated the pointer icon changes. A slight movement of the mouse initiates fast scrolling to the bottom or top of the document. A second click of the scroll wheel stops the speed scrolling. The app shows that the front side button can be customized for forward, paste, volume up, redo, a keyboard shortcut or gestures. The back side button can be customized for back, copy, volume down, undo, a keyboard shortcut or gestures. Gestures do things like open the start menu or show/hide the desktop. A push of the middle (scroll wheel) button has about a dozen customizable options including emojis and a calculator. Holding in a side button while scrolling should enable horizontal scrolling. The app appears to be in beta testing and making changes in the app did not always make the corresponding changes to the mouse. I selected copy and paste for the side button functions but they did not change from the forward and back initial setting. Something I saw on the website made me think that the copy/paste shortcut only works in Excel, but it wasn’t clear. I wasn’t able to get the horizontal scrolling to work. I was able to select the calculator shortcut which added a calculator to the PC taskbar. The Gesture shortcut also worked, but there were several functions that would not work for me. I contacted Logitech support and they advised me to uninstall and reinstall the app - which I did with no better results. I feel like maybe there is some combination of pushing buttons that I haven’t stumbled onto yet that will make all the options work. Or maybe the shortcuts only work in certain defined applications. The app information on the Logitech website was minimal and unclear. I like the size and feel of the mouse and the speed scrolling might be a useful feature. But pushing side buttons to do things like copy and paste seems cumbersome and the force of the push makes me hold on to and accidentally click the left click pad. I think I could do it just as fast the old fashion way. It’s kind of cool that a mouse could do more than just be a mouse and some of the shortcuts might be useful, but I think there are easier ways to do some of them.

Logitech wireless mouse is a great mouse for a great price.

Very comfortable reliable mouse. Good value for the price.

Such a great office mouse and a even better price!