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About the cheapest best option for a decent enough (if not high end) brand. Works well but mine needed a mouse mat which I found ironic as these things should work on any surface, including my old PC desk in wonderful 80's black vinyl. It's lightweight and comfortable. Responsive (on a mouse mat). The clicks are positive and quiet. The small wheel control sounds and feels a bit vague and cheap for want of a better word. It's Windows Vista, 7, 8 or 10 compatible so will work easily with many PC's. Also, it's a plug and play job via USB so very easy to install. Overall pretty good, and if you do need a mouse mat they can be had for cheap here on the bay. About your best choice for the cash (£7 with free click and collect as of April 2018).
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Works well, except it came with bad scrolling wheel - it does scroll up when you scroll down sometimes. Can happen with any mouse and can be issue for some people, so be prepared to send it back if it does same for you.
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I would suggest that for those who prefer a "Mouse" this Logitech model is a good choice. It is keenly priced, nicely packaged, simple to connect and user friendly. The design is pleasing.The plastic case readily fits most hand sizes. It is of good size but very streamlined in design and therefore reassuringly firm and well directed in use. Long term durability naturally depends very much on long term usage but I see no reason that the Logitech "Mouse" should not be as durable as much more expensive examples. I recommend this particular product to those who are seeking such a device.
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I had a previous Logitech mouse for a while. Actually I had it for about 16 years. It was a similar design and apart from a microswitch issue on the right mouse button (which I successfully repaired using a small piece of bluetac to raise the switch contact enough to function again, and which lasted for the remaining 6 years), I had no other issues at all. Robust, always worked and worked on every surface. Without fail. In fact it will still work, but for the microswitch for the left button now failing and not responding all the time, and when it does it responds twice, making audio editing a bit tricky hehe. BUT IT STILL LIVES ON! So I got another one as similar as my old faithful. Darn fine device! I highly recommend these mice if you want something that will last practically forever and not cost a fortune.Read full review
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Selecting a mouse seems like the simplest thing in the world. But for me, at least, it's not. If a mouse is too small it can cause hand pain. Too large and it becomes difficult to control. Some have loads of buttons, when an average user need two (and a wheel). Then there are flashing lights, weird designs and so many other elements that put me off. So, after much deliberating I went for this mouse. A later model of the mouse I was replacing (so basically the same device). You can't go wrong with this mouse. Good size. Simple clean design. No bells and whistles. Smooth movement. The buttons work perfectly, and the wheel allows for precision scrolling. Looking back I thin that Logitech is the most common brand that I have purchased for the last 20 years. And the price won't break the bank either.Read full review
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