Logitech M500 Wired USB Mouse, High Precision 1000 DPI Laser Tracking, 7 Buttons, PC / Mac / Laptop - Black

Great mouse, my first one lasted over 12 years with a multitude of uses, ranging from heavy gaming to day to day work, so glad they are still producing this model, as i purchased another to hopefully last me another 12+ years

I used one of these mice for years. When it finally broke, I bought a Roccat with more buttons, a better sensor, snazzy software. But the Roccat is slippery to hold (I added sugru "grips") and just not such a comfortable shape in my hand. I've ended up with RSI in my index finger. I don't know whether to blame the Roccat mouse, but it's definitely not helping. So I have bought a replacement M500 because it served me well for so long. I miss the extra few buttons when gaming and the pads underneath the Logitech aren't as slippery on my mousepad. But the logitech provides my wrist, hand and fingers a very gentle neutral position. I'm sure it is better for me in the long run. Welcome back, comfy mouse.

I have had too many troubles with wireless Logitech mice over the years so I got this for working from home and it has performed without a glitch unlike it wireless siblings. I have been using Logitech mice for many years now because the ergonomics suit me but, mostly, because of their hyper scroll function. I now find that I cannot use a mouse without it. It makes navigating long lists or large data tables so much easier and requires a lot less hard work for one's index finger which affects all the muscles in the lower arm. A mouse without hyper scroll is old hat these days, an outdated technology that should not be used. Incidentally, if you don't like the hyper scroll, it can be switched off.

I have used this mouse for many years, it does everything I need very well and has a good lifespan.

With mice, you basically get what it says on the tin. It does the job. What mainly lets this mouse down is the mousewheel. Apart from the annoying brrbrbrrrrbrbrbrr rattle you get from spinning it, as a middle mouse button, you really have to press hard to register. Even beyond the 'click', it'll sometimes not select unless you press further.

This is my favorite mouse for daily use. I regularly use the back/forward buttons during browsing. Decent quality, not too light. I bought a spare one already. I can recommend.

All the buttons and wheel are perfectly placed and comfortable for my large hand. Glides on the surface very well and the pointer is always smooth and accurate. Plug in and go without anything to set up, you can adjust mouse speed and pointer size on the computer to suit your preferences.Only lost a point as the wheel rattles from side to side and seems loose, although it works as it should, just a bit more refinement needed.

Bought to replace an older model where the microswitch bounce was too bad to ignore any longer.Was actually cheaper through their Amazon Store than direct from Logitech in Ireland (unless you're buying multiple items or they have a current offer - always worth a look!)Despite the comments, haven't noticed much wear with constant (6-10 hours daily) use though they will wear eventually (my older one had a thumb groove, little finger groove and shiney, smooth palm!).I find the M500 fits nicely in my palm, the button are firm without being noisy and the track wheel smooth in operation. If you find the screen travel is too fast/slow goto the Control Panel and tweek the setting under mouse until you get the response you want/need.My Wife has used MS mice all her working life and gets on well with the M500 and she agrees it fits her smaller hands quite well too for prolonged use.