Logitech M525 Wireless Mouse, Black/Gray

I really like this mouse and the Unifying Receiver (this is my second one). I used to use the M505 and liked it but it now feels clunky compared to this one, especially the scroll wheel (I just ordered two more M525s to replace the two M505s I have on my desktop). The scroll wheel on the M525 is quieter and turns much more freely, allowing faster vertical scrolling without losing any precision. A quick flick on the wheel will send the page sailing up or down. Clicking the scroll wheel button was a bit tricky to learn how to do because the scroll wheel spins so freely but I was able to get the

This is fantastic mouse and batteries last long. Fits hand comfortably even with arthritis

Well, for my hand and the way I grip a mouse, at any rate.Feels great, a pleasure to operate, and (for non-gaming purposes) a responsive instrument with just the right "ballistics" (moving slowly and precisely when you move slowly), yet accelerating smoothly and predictably when you want to get to the other side of the screen in a hurry.Setup is completely trivial: plug in the dongle to a USB port, install the pair of (supplied) AA batteries, and you're away. No fuss, no drivers - nothing: it just works.Traveling? It has you covered: If you're worried about the dongle getting bumped en route (

I am on my fifth work laptop and third job with this mouse, and it's great! For a work/travel/commuting mouse, it's the Goldilocks size: large enough to be comfortable in the hand, but small enough that I can toss it into a small parts bag along with chargers, cables and other stuff. It tracks and clicks well, and I've honestly never had an issue. While I can tell how I polished down the buttons from my fingers, you otherwise can't tell that it's a four year old mouse.Battery life is solid. It uses AA batteries that can be found at any Walgreens, CVS, airport magazine store, or other vendor. I

I am on a computer all day long and know what a good mouse feels like. This is a good mouse, and is very responsive and a good value for the money. Definitely get the free logitech software that lets you assign the buttons that will really speed up your workflow for copying and pasting or doing any repetitive activity. Works well with my full-size Logitech keyboard. Lastly, I really like the unifying receiver and allows you to easily set it up to use any combination of keyboard and mouse on any computer. Here’s an example of useful scenario. I have two mice programmed to the same receiver. If

I was nervous reading some of low rating comments about this mouse, but I'm happy I got this mouse. I literally just started using it minutes ago, so it's still new and works very smoothly. The mouse came with batteries and works perfectly so far, and I like that it has an on/off switch so it doesn't waste battery when not in use. Another cool small detail is that it has a button for you to slide to pop off the cover for the compartment that holds the battery AND the USB receiver that plugs into your laptop/computer. The scrolling wheel is appropriately sensitive, and the slight inward curves/

I bought a Logitech M525 in January of 2013 for $23.99. It was pretty much the go-to USB wireless mouse at the time. I remember thinking it was a little expensive, but... I've been using it continuously ever since, and it's practically like new. Battery life is still outstanding, buttons are still good, pointer precision is still flawless. There's some minor wear on the rubberized surfaces, that's about it. One or two of the mouse feet fell off a few years ago and had to be glued back on. That was the only repair.I've always been happy with the design: the size, weight, and shape are all spot

A week and a half ago I purchased the Logitech Wireless Backlit K800 keyboard. It works very well and I like having one less cord stretched across my desk. So yesterday I ordered, and today I received, the M525 wireless mouse, because the K800 and M525 are marketed as being able to communicate with my PC through the same USB Unifying Receiver. BUT, the K800 will not communicate through the one that came with the M525 and the M525 will not communicate through the one that came with the K800. Each one will only connect through the Unifying Receiver that came with it. So, while I like having yet