LogitechM185 Kabellose Maus, 2,4 GHz mit USB-Nano-Empfänger, 12 Monate Batterielaufzeit, 1000 DPI Optical Tracking, Für Links- und Rechtshänder, Kompatibel mit PC, Mac, Laptop - Rot

So I purchased this to allow me to work whilst on business travel. Unfortunately unpacking and pulling out tag for the battery the item did not work. I checked it all, replaced the battery but to no avail. Big disappointment!!Anyway, as the item was relatively cheap I managed to survive with a wired mouse for the duration of my trip. SO why did I not contact Amazon?? Well, I have been ordering quite a few things lately with Amazon and there have been niggling issues with most of them and Amazon have been great in resolution in each and every case and for the sake of £7.99 I decided to take this one on the chin.UPDATE so today, just over two weeks since I order the item, I was looking at the mouse and checked online if others have had similar issues. There were some great YOUTUBE videos and I quickly dismantled mine, had a little fiddle around and noticed one of the cable clips had come of its mounting. After pushing this to secure it I put the mouse back together and it now works!!!!! For £7.99 I'm not going to complain and happy I managed to get it to work

Can't go wrong with Logitech products in my experience, and this wireless mouse is no different. I've had a few of these over the last 5 years, each previous one being replaced as a result of my own clumsiness! There's a reason I keep coming back to these!In the time i've owned Logitech wireless mice, i've never had to replace the battery, and that's with heavy, everyday use (sometimes 12 hours a day) and never switching it off.One of these was kept in my laptop bag and taken everywhere with me for around 18 months. It was dropped, bumped, knocked, and still it performed as it did when new.I've always found these to be "plug and play" devices, installing themselves within seconds of plugging in the USB receiver dongle, without any required input from me.The only issue I had with one was when it was dropped onto a hard floor from a high desk. The impact was enough to break one of the plastic retainers for the scroll wheel. A few minutes taking the mouse apart and hot gluing the broken piece back into place, and all was well!I knocked one star off the durability rating for this product due to a small issue with the battery cover i've had with the last two mice. The cover doesn't seem to "click" into place. It slides into position as normal, but it doesn't clip closed as it should. I think this is due to the plastic "transit strip" of plastic which isolates the battery when packed, and then needs to be removed prior to product use. It's quite thick, and therefore possibly distorts the plastic of the battery cover over time.With all this in mind, I would still order another one without hesitation as and when my current mouse meets it ultimate demise at the hands of my cumbersome activities. Absolutely love it!

I have an older version of this very same mouse (but grey plastic not blue!). The newer one has much sharper moulding lines and scratches your hand. The newer mouse sounds tinnier, the movement isn't as smooth and the button click sounds cheap and tacky.I have always bought Logitech Mice because they have been worth paying extra for, but now I'm not so sure.Still, there are worse mice out there. Maybe I'll have to buy my next mouse from a real shop and try it before buying it.

I've had a bit of a tough time with mice in the past, something always seems to go wrong, but I've just passed the two year mark of owning this mouse and it still works as well as the day I got it.I think the main thing I've started taking for granted since using this is just how long the battery lasts. My previous mouse was an Anker one, and I had to change the battery every 2-3 weeks, but with this it's about every 5-6 months, maybe more, I'm actually a little shocked when I have to change it. It always hits me by surprise.The mouse is very comfortable. I have slender-ish hands and fingers so I either usually find them to be a bit too big making my hand feel stretched, or too small and my fingers feel like a spider perched on top, but my hands fit around this nicely and go into all the right places.The little USB dongle is almost non-existent, it's so small you'll probably forget all about it. I suppose if you will be moving the mouse a lot and using it on various systems that could be a negative as you might lose it easily, but plugged in a desktop permanently that's just how you want it.This will definitely be the mouse I go to next time I need a new one, though at this rate who knows when that will be!

My pics have Logitech M185 on left and Logitech 345 on right. The left click on my Logitech 345 wireless mouse finally stopped working after 7 years and I chose this Logitech M185 Wireless Mouse to replace it. But unfortunately, I find the mouse quite uncomfortable as it is too high under my palm compared to the 345. It doesn't have an LED indicator showing that the power is still on either but admittedly, that is a very minor drawback. But I am going to have to find a more comfortable mouse somehow and have written to Logitech to ask for their recommendation as to which model would be closest in size and shape to my old 345 model....