Wireless Mouse M325 Dark Silver (910-002816)

This is the only brand of mice that I buy. It is my favorite. Fits perfectly in my hand.

I had a logitech unifying mouse for my laptop at home but a microsoft wireless mouse/keyboard combo for when I was at my desk at work. The microsoft keyboard/mouse combo wasn't great. It did it's job, and I really like the layout and the extras on the keyboard, but the mouse couldn't be more than about 6inches from the receiver without being all screwy (this was really noticeable in the 2nd or 3rd day of using it, so it's not like the batteries were an issue). I have been using the logitech mouse at home for months, so I decided to get another unifying mouse and a simple unifying keyboard with volume controls for my desk. The single receiver for both mice and the keyboard is so mice, I don't have to unplug or re-plug anything. At first, I didn't really like the "forward" and "back" click ability of the wheel (you click the wheel to the left and you go back one page in your browser-to the right goes forward a page), but I got so used to it that I would try to do it on other mice and get frustrated when I had to move the pointer up to the left and right arrows instead (so silly, I know!). When I decided to replace the set at my desk, I knew that I wanted a second mouse exactly like the first. It is a great size, works from really far away (at least 20 feet) and an every surface I have tried so far (I use it on the couch cushion or my leg all the time). I totally recommend it!

What computer user hasn't gone through a score of mice? They get stuck, are not responsive, are cumbersome, and somewhat unwieldy. I'm used to swinging that mouse cord around the crevices on the desk, 'cause it gets stuck, is taut and not long enough. Sound familar?This mouse is different in that it is smaller and more compact. Might be reallyuseful for kid.Well, this mouse is really great. So great that I'll get another one as a Christmas gift for a good guy.This mouse is smaller, more maneuverable (zippy in fact) and fits well in the hand.Ya know those mouse pads? Well they can be a lot of fun, but with this mouse, get a nice mouse pad for a wall hanging, 'cause this mouse doesn't need a pad. It works on anything-wood, a metal surface of a filing cabinet, etc.Tested-works well 25 feet away.Installation was a breeze-the USB transmittor is small, unobtrusive, no larger than the size of the port itself. It barely protrudes (1/8 inch at best) and is just a great little device.For a standard two button mouse with a middle wheel button, it's super.Definitely will get another one of these superbly engineered mice.UPDATE: Repeat Buyer Have now gotten 3 of these highly responsive mice. Excellent product.UPDATE Nov 4, 2013: My only mouse. Still works well. If sluggish, change the batteries.

I need to use a pretty small mouse, and this works well.

Very good this mouse: great size for smaller hands, good tracking, smooth scrolling, and accurate tracking. I recently tried an M535, but found it was a too sensitive for me and would often move the cursor after I stopped moving the device. Not so with the M325. It moves as it's directed and really feels great in hand. The feet slide smoothly on rough and smooth surfaces. My computer desk is covered in a canvas fabric, and the mouse moves on this rough surface with ease, providing the the slightest bit of (desired) resistance. I don't like a mouse that glides as if it's on ice, and this one doesn't do that. The scroll wheel on the M325 rolls smoothly, no subtle click-like feel, but it scrolls smoothly and allows precise scrolling. In fact, scrolling is so very efficient that you may choose to select to scroll one-line at a time rather than SetPoint's 3-line default scroll. Yes, the scroll wheel does scroll quickly; and it may take a little getting used to using. I tried it set at 1 line in SetPoint, but it's too slow; and 3 lines is a bit fast; but with some use and patience, you'll get used to using the faster-than-default-normal scrolling.I like this mouse; but it's not as good as the discontinued five-star+ M505--it still reigns supreme for a three-button mouse.I had been using an M505, which I feel is one of Logitech's best three-button devices. But it's no longer manufactured; the M525 has taken its place in Logitech's lineup. The mouse has to be a 'best-buy' in simple yet effective three-button devices that's a joy to use. When paired with SetPoint software, it's nothing short of exceptional. The photos below show a comparison among the 325, 505, and 510 (the largest of the three pictured).Also ordered M560I've also ordered an M560 Logitech mouse. It has five buttons, two of which I'll use for volume up/down control. The 560 is 7/8 the size of the M510, which is a bit large for me and has an odd arch. I've held a 560, and it feels more comfortable and better sized for those of us with small to medium hands.