Logitech M510 Full Size Ambidextrous 2.4 GHz Wireless Mouse

I have tried this Logitech M510 wireless mouse for over a year. in fact I have purchased two. One for home and one for the office. It appears to be made of high quality materials, featuring soft rubber grips and a contoured shape for palm support. Supposedly, the battery lasts for 24 months, though I will have to get back to you in two years to confirm if that is true or just a very confident guess. It is awesome.The value is good for a 7 button mouse with 1000 DPI laser grade tracking. It uses a 2.4 GHz USB Unifying receiver that stays in your laptop and lets you add other compatible devices.

I've used this brand and model of wireless computer mouse for many years. It's very reliable and gets the job done so smoothly that I rarely think about it; it just works.Recently, I discovered that the last "Logi" mouse I'd been using for such a long time that it had built up debris from oils on my hands, dust in the office, etc. I cleaned it, but it was starting to get past the achieving-a-realistic-clean stage. I decided it's time to send it for electronics recycling and start fresh. This time I will try to do a better job of routine cleaning, and not just take the mouse for granted.Logitec

The Logitech M510 has become my go-to wireless mouse for use with my laptop. Its ergonomic shape provides an excellent palm fit for medium-sized hands, making it comfortable for extended use. The programmable thumb buttons are a great productivity feature, allowing quick access to frequently used functions and improving overall workflow.Battery life is outstanding, and replacing the batteries is simple thanks to the tool-free battery compartment. Logitech also includes a dedicated storage slot for the USB nano receiver inside the battery compartment, which is a thoughtful feature that helps ke

This mouse works great for my job and the fact that it's wireless is a bonus. The forward and back buttons are very useful to me and I use them daily. The only issue I have with this mouse is that the wheel makes noise as it moves side to side when I'm not using it. I can move the mouse without having my hand near the wheel and it seems to rattle. I have another logictech mouse, different model, that doesn't make that noise when I move it around. Maybe the one I received has a defect, or maybe it's a bad internal design for the wheel on this model. The mouse does its job, but that's just a bit

The Logitech M510 wireless mouse is a very comfortable and smoothly performing mouse. It is a full size mouse that nicely fills up the palm of the hand. The weight of the mouse is "just right". The mouse body is symmetrical so that will be equally comfortable for left or right handed people.The mouse movement and scroll wheel work perfectly smoothly with no jump or jitter. The mouse optical performance is very robust on poor surfaces. It works equally well on a mousepad, a bare table, on a pants leg, back of a book, even the palm of the hand. It tracks perfectly on almost any surface (which ma

I rarely write reviews but I came here specifically because this mouse is great! As someone who is technologically challenged I appreciate everything about it-- I bought one of these 5 years ago and use it heavily everyday, it still works like a dream which is why I bought a second one to use on a separate computer. Started using this new one and it was just as easy to set up as the first one, just plugged in the USB piece and was able to use it immediately, no further setup required. As a bonus, it already came with batteries like the last one did (by the way I never turn off my 5 year old mo

Love this mouse. This is my third purchase and I always know this style is going to be great. Easy to use and connect to any system, PC or Mac. The ergonomics fit naturally and easy with my hand. Super quiet and easy to pack into the computer bag to take. Never any issues with the movement and the rollerball. Just an awesome, durable wireless mouse. Once you try this, nothing else will compare to it.

I have a few of these Logitech mice - M510's. One of them is pretty old... I'm not sure how old. They were released in 2010, so it might be 14 years old! It seems like I've had it forever. Trusty ol' Blue. (It's a blue M510) Suffice to say it has wear marks on it where the finish of the plastic is worn smooth from my fingers. The old M510 is getting a little flaky, like it can't communicate with the USB receiver reliably well anymore - either than or the optical sensor is going bad. So when I read that the newest release of the M510 was improved over the old one, not just a continuation, I wen