Logitech Signature M650 Wireless Mouse Small to Medium Sized - Off White

I bought this to use with my iMac. It connects well to the iMac, makes no clicking sounds, and is very quiet. Scrolling is also very smooth, and it fits my hand size well. It was even better because the white color was on sale. Value for money 💴. The battery life is also incredibly long. Highly recommend 👍

The Logitech Signature M650 Wireless Mouse is a great little mouse for small to medium sized hands. Pros: - Comfortable and high quality build - Pairs easily with Bluetooth or Logi Bolt dongle - Works perfectly with the POP keyboard series Highly recommend for everyday use. Would I recommend? Yes, 5 stars.

Very quiet, very smooth, very nice! She’s a tad small for my hands (~6 in handspan), but she connects very smoothly to my Windows laptop and other devices whenever I need to! A bang for the buck as they say. Only thing that annoys me is reconnecting. If you use your mouse and cheat on your laptop by Bluetooth-ing with a different one, the mouse won’t reconnect to the old laptop. After some trials and errors, I found that you need to forget the device before reconnecting. I like how it doesn’t shine the laser at your eyes when you lift it up to use the Bluetooth button or to turn the mouse on or off. The battery life is still going strong at even after a whole semester and then some.

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!

It works well after it wakes up. It didn’t pair with my computer via Bluetooth but works with the dongle. It’s not as precise as I would like. The sensitivity isn’t there. However the side button seems very sensitive and activates randomly without my direct input. It changes my window when I’m not expecting it. It’s not the best functioning mouse but it fits my hand the best. Hand pain is down 98% so I’ll deal with the tech issues. It is heavier which I appreciate. Again, it’s better for my hand. I went through many mice to find this one and I’m happy enough with it.

It is not easy to find a wireless mouse that has Bluetooth and USB dongle options and operates with a standard battery. This one has one AA battery, and it was included! USB dongle tucked neatly away in the battery compartment. While the USB is a nice to have, especially if you need your mouse for when in the BIOS, pre-boot and Bluetooth availability. I generally, don't need that, and don't like having to rely upon a dongle hanging from my laptops USB port. Also, takes up a port. So glad this mouse has Bluetooth. I don't want another device to charge and when you need your mouse, you need it! No time to recharge if you did not do so already. I can grab an AA battery though and the show goes on. My work has me on the computer for a good 8-10 hours, so I need a mouse that is comfortable and performs well. This mouse checks all the boxes! Plus it has a great software interface to customize all the buttons, even with certain applications. Scrolling is silky smooth and love the very light haptic feedback to be able to scroll one line at a time or quickly down a page. The left and right buttons are indeed silent. I have to get used to how responsive they are! Overall, Logitech hit it out of the park with this highly customizable mouse. Also love the matt finish, so the dirt and wear overtime won't cake on like with other glossy mouses. Yes, I am an office worker, my hands are clean, but somehow the glossy mouses get grimy over time. This mouse is a keeper!

THIS is the mouse I've been wanting!!! The soft silent clicking is wonderful, the size options ensures that you have a good fit to your hand, and the extra buttons are highly customizable with the Logitech Options software. You can customize with multiple keystrokes, or highly specific keys. I originally went with the cheaper "silent" Logitech mouse but it did not offer any key customization - this was well worth the extra money.

I've been looking for a reasonably priced mouse that is both quiet and efficient. This absolutely fits the bill. First it's compact and light (a bit too compact for me, unfortunately), and the mouse buttons are absolutely silent. I use this in an office setting, so I like my keyboard and mouse clicks quiet, especially when I'm on calls. Paired with an MX keyboard, this is an ideal accessory. I could see students appreciating this in a dorm room or in a library when studying. The mouse comes with a standard AA battery (not rechargeable), with a USB-A universal dongle inside the battery compartment, which is convenient. My windows system immediately recognized the mouse on both Bluetooth and 2.4 Ghz, so pairing was super easy. There are two side buttons, which are initially used for going forward/backward on web pages, but you can reprogram the keys using the logitech software. I don't love that you have to download the software and keep it running on your machine, I'd rather have a web-based interface. One thing to note, the side buttons are NOT silent like the main mouse buttons, but they aren't too loud. One feature I do appreciate is the fast/line-by-line scrolling wheel so you can scroll quickly or slowly. It's not as smooth or as fast as the MX Master 3 mouse, but it's better than any other mouse for this feature. For the price it's a great deal, the only caveat here is that it's a bit on the small side for me, and I have regularly sized hands for an adult male. Still usable, and some people may even prefer this, but for me I'm going to go with the larger size.

Changed from Microsoft mouse to this one. Should’ve done it ages ago. Mouse is smooth with easy no noise click. Bluetooth is also good meaning you don’t need to use the little stick thing.

It's a genuine Logitech mouse. Great for daily office use. Can be stored in your laptop bag with ease. Two connectivity modes (Bluetooth and Logi Bolt USB). It came with DokkanTech warranty.

Lovely mouse and working well.

very good product easy to handle easy to work with ! Recommended.

The received product looks like a scam. I can tell because I have bought another version of this mouse (the black/grey one) from another shop. The box tells that the product is shipped with a battery and a "BOLT" USB plug. Both were missing. The provided USB plug looks like nothing I know. "BOLT" USB plugs have a green lightning on them. The mouse is not recognized on my main computer, and recognized as a regular mouse on my laptop, meaning that I can't configure it. And I jus't cant pair it with the "BOLT" USB plug of my wireless keyboard, just as I did with the black mouse. In the picture I show the received USB plug (the strange black one) compared to the "BOLT" one (with a green lightning on it). Comparing the box of the two mouses, the black one was made in vietnam and this one is from china.