Best Mice

Fantastic mouse, but left button died after two years – I was ecstatic to find a great mouse for my iPad… it changed the ipad into a “full laptop replacement” for me. I would rate the mouse itself as… Read more

5-star, but I knocked it down to 4-star as it wore out faster than I hoped.

It worked brilliantly for two years. Then the left button started to feel “heavy”… a little harder to push, and then many clicks started to be missed. And it got progressively worse over about two weeks. Other posts indicate that the contacts start to die, or the micro-button itself starts to seize up. Not sure which.

Admittedly I did use it a lot, probably 5 hours a day, so about 3,000 hours. But I have never had a mouse die like this on me before.

I still bought a replacement one (M350s) and I hope this one lasts longer.

This is a terrible product – No Offence to Razer but after 6 months after having this mouse the scroll wheel started jittering and after 1 year of having it, it just random disconnects and then reconnects.

It's good but not the best – The only problem with his mouse is that when you scroll up , your screen sometimes may go down and when you scrolling down your screen may go up. Other than that it's a good option comparing other products.

Left click button double clicks while selecting text or drag and drop. Its a failure in click board and a very common issue. I only occasionally used… Read more

this mouse and it failed me shortly after the one year warranty window closed. Logi did not do offer a replacement. Apart from this issue, it is over priced for what it offers.

Great product but bricked since Mac compatibility was removed – Great product with thoughtful key placement and solid build quality. Originally as with most Razer products Mac use was supported, now it's totally… Read more

broken and Razer has permanently removed the OSX software support - meaning no key binds are possible, no profile settings, and no lighting functions. It's been two years now, but Razer has not clearly labelled the product accordingly.

For such a simple device, this mouse ticks quite a few boxes for me: Reliable. I bought two of these, around 4-5 years ago. Both still function… Read more

perfectly, and neither have ever let me down.

Compatible. These are my "on the go" mice, and they've connected seamlessly to all sorts of systems and workstations.

Rugged. Mine have taken more than their fair share of knocks, and drops. Yet to cause any issues, despite the butterfingers.

Accurate. Not a high-octane "gamer mouse", yet it doesn't pretend to be one. Additional software from the manufacturer can almost double the DPI, but it's plenty accurate for even the most detailed office work.

Flat & Comfortable. Some folks may not like the low profile of this device, and I found it a little odd at first. Though after years of use, I've found the low profile to be much better on my wrists and hands. Especially if working long hours.

Ambidextrous, and suitable for a left-hander; no weird buttons in uncomfortable places, or missing crucial device functionality because of the design.

The only real downside to this device? Its age. While I still find the specs ample for everyday professional use, I've recently had to replace crucial parts of my home network. For one reason or another, sadly, this mouse doesn't want to play nice with my new KVM. Though I strongly suspect the KVM is to blame in this instance, it will be cheaper, and simpler, to finally upgrade these mice.

So reluctantly, I'll be looking for replacements soon. Though you can bet I'll be keeping both of these around, as they're too good to not be used.

Comfortable keyboard, That's all about it. The Worst Keyboard I've ever used. The keyboard disconnects while using and trying to connect to other PCs which doesn't exist and really frustrating. Would you buy this product again? Not for a $1 Show details

May2025. It's a cheap combo for a reason. Mouse is a bit laggy (yes I did check mouse speed etc in settings and yes the batteries are new new). Okay… Read more

to start with but the keyboard doesn't always respond/sometimes it double types. Keys are very tinny. Like I said - it's okay as a starter especially if you're not a fast typist and not looking for accuracy.

Overcomplicated to connect the keyboard and mouse, and could never connect. In the recycling bin now. waste of money. Show details

Logitech Wireless Mouse - because red goes faster? – Faster? Ok, well maybe that's debatable. Dependable? Yes. The benefits of this Logitech Red Wireless Mouse are certainly appreciated. Purchased… Read more

from Officeworks for a comparable price at $25.00 at the start of the first lockdown in 2020 and since then, I've found this little unit to be robust, ergonomic and still running on it's initial AA battery - which the manufacturer suggests will run out at approx the 18 months use. Most useful, as with most Logitech Wireless Mouses' is the design feature of a handy USB store aside the battery input into the cavity of the unit. This was purchased as a replacement to a more expensive HP Mouse & Keyboard option which didn't have this feature - and when the USB adapter was damaged the entire Mouse and Keyboard are rendered useless - expensive, wasteful and not sustainable. So this is a great option, would be better if you could also buy an additional USB in case you lost this one, but great for the price. I find that the matte red finish of the Mouse is both texturally nice to the touch as it is visually pleasing and easy to spot on my desk too. There are 3 buttons, standard Right/left and centre mecanical scroll which provides line by line scrolling and has the same matte rubber finish which is nice to the touch. As for connectivity, it is a 2.4GHz Wireless connection, and have used this mouse when documenting within Revit, and Cad with found no real issues for it's intended use. Hope that this helps if you are contemplating a purchase. We also have the same unit in Blue (I think that this is an older model - purchased via amazon) which is as good as this one.

Just what one needs for my new security systems. The Logitech M720 Triathlon works well with the Swann consoles, computer, laptop, but is NOT… Read more

compatible with Sony Bravia TVs, any of them, only PARTIALLY works on those.

That said, this Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse has excellent response time and works exceptionally well for the consoles, computer and laptop. The mouse has ONE and only ONE physical USB connector, other devices must be connected via Bluetooth.

The Logitech M720 Triathlon can control up to three devices, making it a handy proposition if you are not using them for smart TVs, especially SONY TVs.

One is however at a loss why Logitech call it a "Triathlon" when it only comes with one physical wireless USB connector? So be very aware of this when buying mice expecting to use in two devices. Other multi use USB wireless mice come with TWO USB connectors you plug in to devices, and with SWANN systems having no Bluetooth connectivity, one has to now go out and buy another one of these.

Otherwise, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Love this mouse <3 – The mouse is so amazing to use. I love everything about it! I definitely suggest this to all gamers around the world.  Show details

Product doesnt work how it should – The mouse wheel will not scroll, no matter what I try in the settings I downloaded the mouse and keyboard centre it didnt help at all. will be… Read more

boycotting all microsoft harware from now on.. its a shame because the keyboard design is quite nice. however some buttons are assigned to the wron key .

I usually use a Logitech Performance MX 3 mouse which I left at a site forcing me to get a replacement. I settled on the G502 X based on the reviews… Read more

I have been reading saying it was great. The mouse looks really cool with it changeable lights and assignable keys, so overall a very versatile in the options that it presents as a mouse. The set up was easy as it comes with a radio receiver but Does Not have Bluetooth capability so I had to use one of my USB ports for the wireless receiver. It also means I now have a piece sticking out the side of my laptop that gets caught on everything and generally being a nuisance. The mouse is very angular, and compared to the Performance MX, uncomfortable to operate after a while and doesn't have a natural feel to it. After two hours the angular features start to bite into your hand if you have previously use a more smoother mouse. Changing over may be difficult. You will have to fiddle around with the mouse setting as this is a mouse behaves as though it has had Nitro boost added, it is fast, precise, jittery and latches on to every window it passes accidentally dragging them to a new location or closing them. It will take some time to set it up to get it behave smoothly. There should be a dumb preset to slow it down. This might be great for gaming, but its rubbish for office work or mobile working due to the reckless nature of it darting around and the receiver hanging out of a port. Pros: Very lightweight, assignable buttons, rechargeable vis USB-C, has a lightshow, accurate and fast. Cons: Uncomfortable after a while, jittery, expensive, no Bluetooth (Why?). I'm busy hunting for a spare MX 3. This G502X is going back on the shelf or I'll give it away.

It is a good mouse, however i have had issues after just 1.5 year with the scroll wheel. Logitech support was not very helpful and very slow to answer. To get a replacment you will have to go through multiple people and E-mails its very frustrating. Show details

Been using it for about two weeks, overall it’s annoying – The mouse struggles with precise movements and sometimes doesn’t register that you’ve moved the mouse slightly. Just try clicking links or dragging… Read more

and dropping something. Tedious.

You cannot rest your index finger on the left side of the mouse (left click area) and try to right click with your other finger on the right side, this is because it will register it as a left click since you’re already touching the touchpad. This causes you to open links you didn’t want to often when all you wanted to do is open the right click menu. Frustrating.

There is no native middle click, you require software to be installed to middle click by using three fingers to press down. Absurd.

The idea is cool but they’ve failed at implementing it to replace a classic mouse. Not worth the hassle, will be returning.

Comfortable, Stylish Keyboard – I bought the Microsoft Wireless Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop Keyboard & Mouse to fix the pain I was getting in my arm and wrist - and it worked! The… Read more

keyboard is gently angled, and has a soft wrist support. The keys have a nice spring to them. The mouse is nicely rounded, very easy and comfortable to hold - much better than the 'pinch' ones.

The only negative comment I have to make is that the T and N keys have rubbed off quite quickly - lol, I must use them a lot! Also, for goodness sake don't lose the usb connector, they cost as much to replace as the keyboard and mouse!

Overall I highly recommend this setup, it's reasonably priced and is definitely worth it to relieve any arm or wrist pain you might be having.

Perfect gift – The keyboard works great and hasn't gotten damaged even though my friend travels with it. Great product and i will be getting more for my other friends. Overall, great company. Show details

Absolute crap - don't waste your money – The only reason I am giving this product one star is that I can't give it a zero. On wireless keyboard keeps activating the search on a variety of… Read more

web browsers (Chrome, Firefox & AVG), which makes typing all but impossible. I'm able to type a few characters (sometimes a whole word if I'm exceptionally lucky) before the search function activates and I have to spend the next minute, or thereabouts, cancelling and escaping before I can type the next couple of characters before the search function activates, rinse and repeat.

I used three different web browsers, all with the same result, and now I'm using a different keyboard with a problem (hence I can actually write this review), and this infuriating pile of crap masquerading as a wireless keyboard and mouse are where they belong - the bin.

Do your self a favour, don't waste your money on this awful product.

MX Ergo is fantastic – For people who have limited space / foot print on their desk / workspace the MX Ergo is a game changer. It takes a little bit of getting use to not… Read more

needing to move your hand, the MX Ergo is controlled by your thumb and finger which means that there is less stress on your wrist, there is no sliding it in any direction to find you hit paperwork or run off the mouse pad or that you have a glass top desk. the MX Ergo will work on any surface including sitting on your all your paperwork.

Good mouse, but no longevity – I was initially really impressed with this mouse. Lots of functions and worked really well - for about 6 months. Then the main sensor failed so, no… Read more

more movement. A good, cheap option for gaming, but don’t expect it too last too long under heavy usage.

Disappointing - OK mouse let down by flawed middle button – It's a reasonable upgrade from its predecessor but has a couple of design flaws. First, the mouse wheel doesn't have a lot of grip - OK for the most… Read more

part but on very dry days it could do with slightly more grip. Secondly, the mouse wheel 'left' side button doesn't have as much surface area as the right side mouse wheel button. This is because the regular left mouse button (1) is slightly higher than the regular right mouse button (2). So, your left index finger (1 - left mouse click) is positioned higher than your middle finger (2 - right mouse click). Trying to engage the left side mouse wheel button usually results in the actual mouse wheel button (button 3) engaging. This is extremely annoying in the heat of an action game, and consequently isn't useful - probably no big deal for something like an RTS or RPG, but in a fast paced action game it's really bad.

Otherwise software is good and response times & accuracy seem pretty good too.

Unreliable and Disappointing – At first the mouse worked well. However, after about four months, it stopped working reliably. I tried reinstalling and researched advice without success. I don't recommend this mouse if you need reliable office equipment. Show details

“Silent” – Excellent keyboard for the first 3 months of use then keys start getting noisier and noisier and 12 months on there’s no difference in noise between the “silent” keyboard and a standard

Excellent mouse for 2 years office use, then the left button started missing clicks requiring harder presses. The mouse wheel is fantastic but i… Read more

hardly use it and it doesn't scroll left and right in Excel.

Battery life is excellent. Ergonomics is perfect for my smaller hands. Tracking is above average but not good on reflective glossy surfaces.

There are 4 extra buttons which need the new Logi Options+ software. The software is unstable and keeps failing requiring manual termination and restarting so the buttons work again. It also needs frequent updates so i don't like it. Going back to simpler Logitech and Microsoft mice.

I also use it with the rather expensive MX Keys keyboard which i love but is let down by this software.

Considering the price I paid for this set, the keyboard typed quite comfortably. The mouse was also quite comfortable to use, but stopped working… Read more

only 2 days after purchase.

Unfortunately the keyboard stopped working after one of the kids spilled cordial through it; definitely not water resistant, but most keyboards aren’t.

I would buy another set just for the keyboard though, if I see them again for a low price. I used them with a Mac.