Logitech Signature M650 Wireless Mouse - for Small to Medium Sized Hands, 2-Year Battery, Silent Clicks, Customizable Side Buttons, Bluetooth, for PC/Mac/Multi-Device/Chromebook - Off White

This and the Lenovo Yoga Bluetooth mouse tied for 1st place out of 7 total mice I bought for my girlfriend's new home office. Top tier quality feel and function. Logitech is one of my favorite brands! They open sourced Logitech Media Server many years ago and that buys a lot of good will from someone like me. It's a rare good-guy move by a Corporation and I want to reward them. This mouse has everything most people need or want from one. The scroll wheel is sweet. The clicks are quiet and satisfying. The materials feel premium. And, there is Logitech software available for Linux so that's the final win. The small/medium was perfect for my girlfriend. Personally, I would choose the large but this one didn't feel excessively small and I could have lived with it. Overall, this is one of the very best and highest value mice available right now.

I was devastated when my old microsoft mouse 6000 stopped working. I wanted something just as small (I have small hands), but with quieter clicks and side buttons. I had ordered/returned over 4 mice before coming across this one. This mouse is ever-so-slightly larger, but still very comfortable for smaller hands. The side buttons are in the perfect location, and the clicks are SO quiet. Scroll wheel is smooth with some tactile feedback as well, which I didn't know I was looking for. So far hasn't caused me any problems with casual gaming. I actually really like the grippy texture on the side. Some have described it as very rough, but I find it quite soft. You can feel it has texture (the tiny beads as well as the raised curves), but not so much that it's distracting or causes any discomfort at all. It gives me the perfect grip with gaming, and something to fidget with when working. I have sensitive skin that peels easily, and this has not caused any problems whatsoever. Installation was plug and play (I ignored the software download, as I had for a previous logitech mouse and keyboard, and it still works just fine). So far I've had this mouse for about 3 months. I like that it sleeps when not in use, because sometimes I do forget to turn it off, or I step away from my desk. Takes zero time to wake up. If I do want to turn it off, the on/off switch is conveniently placed. Dongle is under the battery cover, which is nice because I'd definitely lose it otherwise. Battery hasn't been a problem so far! Will update if that changes. Very happy with this purchase!

This mouse feels excellent in the hand—just the right weight, a bit heavier than average, but in a good way. It glides effortlessly, even on textured or grainy surfaces, and the silent clicks are perfect for working in quiet spaces. The scroll wheel is smooth, and the two side buttons are super handy and easy to reach. It feels very sturdy and like it should hold up for a long time. One huge bonus that isn’t highlighted enough in the product description is that it supports both Bluetooth and a USB dongle connection, which adds a lot of flexibility. It’s not rechargeable—it runs on a single AA battery—which could be a drawback for some. But honestly, it’s also a convenience if you're on the go or away from power sources, since you don't have to worry about charging it all the time. The quality is great for the price, and I really like the off-white color. I just wish they offered even more color choices than they already do. Overall, a reliable, quiet, and well-designed mouse for everyday use!

This mouse is everything I needed and was surprisingly more. My bf has bought the same Logitech mouse for like $15 for the past decade. I wanted to switch to a wireless mouse and I was aiming for one that fits my setup a bit better than my old Razer mouse. That was my only expectation. In that regard it succeeded. Setup was easy peasy, though I still need to explore the software(will update as I do). The mouse fits my hand like it was made for it. I have decently small hands and every mouse I’ve owned was designed for gaming so it was bigger and admittedly bulkier. So this was a beautiful change of pace. It’s aesthetically pleasing and fits my setup so if you need a white wireless mouse that will perform, this is absolutely perfect. The one last thing of note that was a pleasant surprise, albeit one that requires some getting used to, was the mouse click. We all know that familiar mouse click sound and probably think nothing of it. But this mouse has a smooth, silent click that feels more like a bump? It kind of threw me off at first but has become a feature I love. Now the click of my mouse at work is a annoying. 😂. In summary, this mouse is wonderful and I would buy it over and over again.

I got the white version of this mouse and have used it for about a year. I work from home so it gets pretty heavy use. I love everything about this mouse from the size, way it feels in the hand, scroll wheel, silent click, side buttons, battery life, etc. My one big beef about the white mouse is that after about a year of use, it has developed visible grey stains where I most often click and on the rubber sides. I got the white one to match the Lofree Flow keyboard. The keyboard has held up but the mouse is looking dingy despite always using it with clean hands. I scrubbed at it with an alcohol wipe and managed to get the stains off the plastic on the top but haven't been able to remove it from the rubber on the sides. Google tells me it maybe wasn't a good idea to use alcohol on rubber as it may make the rubber prematurely break down but I was willing to try it as I find the stains unsightly.

I have no problem using the trackpad with the Magic Keyboard and my iPad, but sometimes, especially in Word or Excel, I just prefer the precision of a mouse when highlighting, cutting and pasting - so off to find an alternative to the Magic mouse which is total garbage in my book - awful shape, super noisy and lousy tracking. I originally tried a few other mice including the Pebble mouse to go with my iPad. However, while I originally really liked it, the flatness of it bugged my wrist after using it a short period of time. I went in search of an alternative and after a few tries of different mice, I am super happy with the Logitech M650 mouse. I comes in multi colors and configurations to suit both left and right handed use and also has the “L” version for large hands. I have a medium woman’s hand with long fingers and the regular size fits me perfectly. It is super quiet with the clicks - when I say super quiet, I mean no sound at all. The shape is great for any long haul work and the tracking and scrolling work extremely well with my iPad. It’s a keeper for me! 😀😃😄

When choosing a mouse there are hundreds of options available, but Logitech is known in the industry as the strongest and best mice out there which is why I selected this one although it is a little more expensive than the knock-off Chinese mice, and don't have some of the added features like RGB. This is a wireless mouse and has two types of connecting wirelessly: (1) Using the included Logi Bolt connector; and (2) using generic Bluetooth if your computer has that. The advantage of using Bluetooth is you spare the extra USB port which, otherwise, would be occupied by the Logi Bolt dongle. The disadvantage of using Bluetooth is if you want to use mouse functions while making BIOS settings, that's not available, since Bluetooth is established after the operating system (Windows) is booted up. I didn't find this out until I tried it and noticed to my disappointment the mouse didn't work which making adjustments in BIOS. This may not be a problem for most people if you don't go into your BIOS settings, but for me I'm setting up a new computer and need the mouse to work in BIOS. The problem I ran into is this: I had no difficulty setting up the Bluetooth connection for this mouse, although there's just a tiny bit of latency (lag) which is hardly noticeable. After I decided to connect with the Logi Bolt receiver, however, and disconnected the Bluetooth, the mice wouldn't recognize the dongle. I tried updating the firmware but the Logi Options software couldn't find the mouse, saying it was "inactive". I rebooted the PC several times, unplugged and re-plugged the dongle, removed and re-inserted the mouse battery, etc, with no change. The action which finally fixed the problem was to REMOVE the mouse from the Logi Options software (click on the image of the trash can below the mouse image on the main page), then click "Add a Device" upper right of the same page, and it takes you through the set up finally recognizing both the Logi Bolt receiver and the M650 mouse. There is a support page I had gone to which gives a list of steps, but it did not mention deleting and adding the mouse as one of the steps. So now I'm good. Here are some PROS and CONS, although my experience is just a few hours old: PROS: - The mouse feels really good. It has rubberized sides with a "wave" design as one reviewer described it. The weight it good so it feels substantial. It is well made. - I chose this mouse partly because I wanted a white mouse, which matches my keyboard and PC, it is an off-white with gray accents so good looking. - It works great (now that I got it working), is very responsive, and adjustable either through the Logi Options software or through Windows Mouse Settings (note in CONS about "smooth scrolling" option). - Battery life is rated at 2 years (good Duracell AA battery is included) which is phenomenal! This is one great advantage of NOT having RGB. I'm also glad I don't have to charge the mouse all the time. - Firmware update is quick and easy though the Logi Options software, so any future problems can be addressed by Logitech using firmware updates. - It's also a plus that Logitech provides software (Logi Options) although you have to download it (just google it). CONS: - As described above, changing connection type was a painful learning curve. - Using Bluetooth means mouse use isn't available in BIOS (although this would be true with any mouse) - More expensive than no-name brands, but to some extent you get what you pay for. - There is a setup option in the Logi Options software to set the vertical scroll wheel for "Smooth Scrolling", but the result is there is a distracting lag whenever you use the scroll wheel; it is much better in my experience to set this off. Bottom line, I really like this mouse and hope to keep using it for many years to come. It feels good, looks good, and works wonderfully. Good luck in your mouse hunting adventures!

Comfortable to use it

Realmente faz jus às avaliações. Clic silencioso, scroll horizontal funciona (era a função que eu queria). A inércia da roda de rolagem não é igual a de um mouse MX, mas scroll vertical infinito funciona bem. Peso e tamanho ótimos para produtividade. Aparência ao vivo é melhor do que nas fotos. Budget+quality.

Mouse de qualidade! Materiais refinados e de boa qualidade, silencioso, muito sensível ao toque. Vale cada centavo!

El producto funciona correctamente y con la aplicación la personalización es muy amplia. Sin embargo, el tamaño del mouse a lo ancho se me hizo algo pequeño y personalmente creo que mis manos no son grandes, lo cual siento que es algo molesto ya que siento que debo hacer fuerza para sostener correctamente el mouse, espero pronto acostumbrarme

Ainda estou a utilizar por pouco tempo, mas é silencioso, usa somente uma pilha, toque macio, se fosse um pouco maior acho q seria melhor ergonomicamente pra mim. estou usando no bluetooth e naõ vejo problemas com delay ou qdo adormece.

Genial para manos pequeñas. No necesité usar un mouse pad y aun así se desliza suavemente. Los clics son bastante silenciosos; no los escuchas a menos de que acerques el mouse al oído. Los botones a los lados sí suenan, pero no hay mucho problema con eso.