Logitech M510 Wireless Computer Mouse – Comfortable Shape with USB Unifying Receiver, Back/Forward Buttons and Side-to-Side Scrolling - Red

I’ve always used a wired mouse when I had desktop computers. When I got a laptop, I just used the pad. I noticed that some of the games I was playing were easier to play with a mouse so I went back to a wired mouse with my laptop for gameplay. I figured that I’ve always used a wired mouse so why change a good thing? That changed when my dog got rambunctious and decided to jump up on me while I was playing and he caught the wired mouse and pulled it off of my table (he’s never done that before or since. He just wanted my attention I guess.). Thankfully I was able to pull it out of the sub port before he pulled my laptop off the table too. But the mouse hit the floor and was toast. I figured it was time to try a wireless mouse so it didn’t happen again. I can’t believe it took me so long! This wireless mouse is fantastic! It’s comfortable in my hand, it works well with my laptop and is responsive enough for the games I play. I play games like The Sims 3, The Sims 4, Simcity and The Tenants. None of them are fast paced so I can’t speak to how responsive it is in games where people are competing or that require quick reactions. I really like that I can turn it off when I’m not using it which will prolong the battery life. It was also really easy to set up; just plug the usb thing in the USB port and you’re good to go. I appreciate that because though I can do basic installations of drivers and such, I’m by no means good with more than basic computer skills. It’s nice not to have to fuss. It’s a little heavier than I’m used to but not in a bad way; it just feels really solid in my hand and well made. I would buy this again and I would recommend it.

This is my go to. I have several of these at any one time.I keep one at the office, one at home, and one in my backpack.I have never had any problems with this mouse. It has smoother buttons than other brands with great tracking, it is simple to synch, and has worked for me every time.It is easy to set up and has adjustable sensitivity, and great quality. Portable it fits in my backpack side pockets easily.Looking for a new mouse give this one a shot.

I now have 6 of these for all my computers. They fit my big hand and glide so easy. This mouse is taller than other mice which I like. I think you can't go wrong with this one.

Very good mouse as most Logitech mice are. I had been using an old 325 style ultra compact Logitech wireless mouse for ....7-10 years?? Used it with a netbook, then the Lenovo Twistbook I'd been using the last 5 years or so and it still has plenty of life left. I finally got on the gaming laptop bandwagon with the Helios 300 (never thought I would ever buy a gaming laptop....EVER) and I needed a full size more featured mouse. .....is it perfect for gaming, NO, it isn't, is it good for gaming, yeas it is, quite good IMO, though for my needs on this particular machine I'll be using an XB1 controller most of the time, keyboard and mouse gaming is primarily still done on my desktop. The laptop is for occasional on the road use and is my "HTPC"....primarily my Forza on my 60" plasma living room machine. Its fast and accurate, switches feel great, and its very comfortable in the hand.This would have gotten 5 stars if it supported Bluetooth, the dongle while compact is still a dongle, it ties up a USB port, it can get lost, it can get snagged and break either itself or an internal port, and I have even seen kids have contests on how many dongles they can swipe in crowded areas (never happened to me....yet) or it simply gets lost....lots of potential disaster scenarios that would render the product totally useless, all because of the dongle. Bluetooth connectivity, even if inferior would at the very least give you an option if you lost said dongle, but today, in real world use, most would hard pressed to notice a difference unless they really cheaped out.....one less thing to worry about and a free port on the machine are big things IMO.I really hope they make a Bluetooth enabled version of this exact mouse, I would gladly pay an extra $10-$15 for the option if it was implemented well.

Its Logitech.. its brilliant.. what I escpect from Logitech..

I bought this mouse in July 2019. As of Mar 2024, almost 5 years later, this is still working very reliably. It uses 2x AA batteries, and I only changed them once. For the past 6 months, the low-battery warning sign has been showing up on the screen once in a while, but the mouse is still working fine. The scroll-wheel turns very smoothly, and the cursor responds to the mouse moves very accurately, smoothly, and immediately. I don't use the auxiliary buttons, but they work just fine and they are easy to configure. If this mouse ever breakdown, I'll buy another one.

In an action FM (force Make-ups), our cat killed the previous MS mouse (seriously). This Logitech M510 mouse is not only yet surviving but doing the job on the computer perfectly well. Fits right for palm and fingers of my right hand (sorry, left-handers, can’t speak to your question), moves with precision and reacts to button-pushes or wheel-turns with the intuitively correct amount of force. I am using the mouse for office and GIS design work (no gaming). I am using this mouse on my MS surface Pro notebook when connected to my home office setting and take it with me when traveling to a construction site. Removing the small receiver from the USB port and into its housing inside the battery compartment (and vice versa) is easy and quick. Reconnecting happens faster than you need to move your hand from the receiver at the USB port back to the mouse.Let’s now hope that the bright red color intimidates the cat enough to not swipe it off the desk as she did with its predecessor.

Worked out of the box with the included thumb transceiver. Nice feel and the scroll wheel feels good to use.