Logitech M510 Wireless Mouse-Black (Renewed)

Works good.

The mouse that came with my Logitech keyboard was doing weird things so I bought this mouse. I'd hoped it would be compatible with the Mini Receiver for the keyboard, like the original mouse did, but no.The receiver for this mouse is very small. Mouse is tracking well and clicks are working consistently (problem with the old mouse).

I have five of these in the house, two at the office and my folks each have one. I think the oldest one may be around 10 years. It's a great, comfortable, basic mouse. The added buttons on the side make web browsing quicker, I use that exclusively as my Back button. The rubber grips on the side haven't gotten worn out or gummy like others do.Battery life is more than a year, I can't remember the last time I changed the batteries on the one I'm using now. It does get heavy use, as the "logitech" lettering is almost rubbed off the top.I'll also be honest and say I give these mice some occasional abuse. I've been known to throw one across the room or bang it on the desk repeatedly in frustration with whatever work I'm doing, but it still works great!

I bought this because it was wireless, its long battery life, and its size. I would come to appreciate the nice scroll wheel, the weight of the mouse (which was just right), and the shape of it, which fits comfortably using a palm grip. I have medium sized hands which lean toward large. This mouse is just the right size for my hands. The battery life is exceptional. I have been using this for nearly one year and I have yet to change the batteries. I hate changing batteries, so I am satisfied.All of the mice I have owned ended up with one of two problems:1. Left double click issues.2. Scroll wheel starts skipping.It doesn't matter whether it is Logitech or not. They all fail in time, at least that has been my experience. If these mice were made with much higher-end components they could last much longer. Or if they were modular you could easily replace the mechanical switches or replace the shell which goes over the switches. Wear on the shell can also cause clicking problems. The modern trend is that the switches outlast the shell. Some new Logitech mice use optical switches. If these were combined with a metal shell, then they might last even longer, assuming the scroll wheel mechanism was also made of something other than plastic, such as metal. This would increase the price, however, and some people aren't interested in paying more and prefer to replace their mouse ever few years. I don't have computer mice last much longer than two years, on average.

This mouse is one of my favorites mouses to use, it has a long battery life, I'm still using the same one for 3 years now and it still works to this day.

It’s a good item, but after a year of use, it lags and disrupts my work. I'm very disappointed because it was a good product initially. I bought this cheaper model for my office job and also got the newer version for home use. The one at home has noticeable improvements over this model. I recommend buying the new version instead of this one.

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 lost the connector for my Logitech wave keyboard. Instead of buying just the universal connector, I spent the same amount of money on a mouse that came with the universal connector. Setup was easy. Scrolling was comfortable and quiet. Love it