Logitech Wireless Mouse M325 with Designed-For-Web Scrolling - Blue

I LOVE this mouse!! Every other wireless USB mouse I’ve used has taken minutes to connect to my laptop, or re-sync. This one connects the SECOND I turn the mouse on without even a moment of delay. I leave the USB connector in my laptop all the time and just turn the mouse off with the switch on the back of it when not in use. Then I just turn the switch back on and bam -it’s ready! I also lock/put my screen to sleep frequently throughout the day, and it never disconnects or even lags when I turn it back on. Not sure how long the battery lasts but haven’t had an issue yet! It’s super convenient and easily portable - super sturdy and reliable, so I just toss it into my bag every night with no issues. It’s also a great size (not too tiny but also not big and clunky), has great scrolling, and is the perfect level of precision (not too sensitive but still sensitive enough). As a Data Analyst working on my laptop all day - this is my new favorite mouse! Definitely recommend.

This is a wireless Logitech mouse I use in my Lenovo laptop on a daily basis. It uses a universal wireless dongle - universal because it will also work with other Logitech devices like keyboards. This is a bit smaller than a normal computer mouse but even with my large hands that's not a problem for me, but your mileage may differ. You can install the Logitech "Unifying Software" driver app which I downloaded from their website, and the setup is easy, intuitive, and mostly automatic. I also like that there is an on/off switch on the bottom of the mouse. It also doesn't take much power, takes one AA battery which based on my past experience lasts 18 months or more. I also like the wheel which feels and works great. This mouse is a basic mouse so not a lot of buttons or options. It has left button, right button, wheel scrolling, wheel button, wheel left, and wheel right.

Since I got frustrated with the similar model by Microsoft I can tell you how this one is superior. 1) does not keep downloading it's own version of software and drivers on every computer like microsoft similar model does. 2) the scroll wheel is much more finely gradated and it works across different types of windows and website file more evenly. With the Microsoft one, you get the wheel set just right for say Yahoo email and then it goes too slow (or too fast--scrolling that is) in a regular website or in Word. Get it set just right in one of those, and then sucks for how it works somewhere else. I'm not sure why, except the Microsoft mouse wheel has clicks that are much "larger" if you will, and getting them adjusted right so they do not move too much or too little is quite a pain, and then you are compromising between types of windows you are in. 3) this is the one that really prompted me replacing my Microsoft mouse that is similar: The buttons have too strong a spring for my taste, so you really have to press a lot harder than on this Logitech. That gets old, especially on alternate click. The Microsoft model has ONE advantage, though. The receiver dongle fits nicely into the bottom of the mouse itself for travel. It does on this Logitech one, also, but you have to open the batter door to stick it in there. On Microsoft model, you just insert it into a space and you click a button to release it. However, this is not a big deal and the door to open for batter and to insert dongle is very well made and works well on this model by Logitech. HIGHLY recommend this mouse.

Love the Logitech M325 series. These are perfect and very comfortable for small hands. The USB sensor is nice and tiny, takes up very little space compared to previous Logitech Wireless lines. If also has its own storage space inside the mouse. There is an On/Off switch that will extend your battery life if you flip it when your computer is not in use. The mouse works equally well on mouse pad or table surfaces (though the it can get a bit noisy on tables).I bought two of these for use with desktop computers, PC and Mac. No trouble installing and using on either machine, worked right out of the box without the specific Logitech drivers. It's best, of course, if you use Logitech's drivers. They work equally well on mouse pad or table surfaces (though that can get a bit noisy).

I bought this same one back in 2016. I liked it enough to get the same one again. But it isn't the same one. It is smaller. It works great. connects great. It's just too small. I've ordered a larger one and will keep this one as a back up.my point is don't do what I did. Read it to see if the size will work for you

Unlike the $7 mouse I replaced, this mouse does not "die" after no use of 5 minutes or more and doesn't need a jiggle to wake up. The Logitech mouse is always ready to go. After one month I have not had to replace the battery. I like the very quiet, silent mouse wheel. I wish the clicking was as quiet. I'm 6ft tall and fits my hand nicely. Not too big, not too small. Clearly a lot of care was taken in the design and manufacture. Again, not like cheapo mice. On/Off button and storage compartment for usb thingy nice features.OVerall, performs excellently. Zero issues for me.

Purchased this mouse back in September of 2015 when I was hired for my new job as it was cheap and could be delivered quickly. I was expecting it to last maybe a year and in that time find a better mouse to use for my daily tasks. Boy was I wrong… this mouse went through many 3-4 foot drops onto concrete floors, frustrated spikes into my computer bag, and many miles of traveling just bouncing around in a book bag. Today, one month short of 10 years, I lost the ability to right click. I write this as I go to order my 2nd with the hopes, I can get another strong 10 years and to leave someone looking for a cheap mouse an honest review.