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Best Logitech Wireless Mice

Updated August 2018
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Bottom Line
Pros
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Best of the Best
Logitech
M570 Wireless Trackball Mouse
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Bottom Line

While its design may not appeal to everyone, this comfortable thumb-controlled mouse is particularly good for those who suffer from wrist cramping or carpal tunnel.

Pros

Thumb-controlled trackball takes the place of the mouse moving. Uses one AA battery (included), which lasts up to 18 months. Good for working in tight spots, and doesn't need a flat surface. 30' wireless range. Works with Windows and Mac OS.

Cons

Trackball can stick on some of these. The thumb trackball design may take a bit getting used to. Not the best choice for gaming or heavy graphics/photo editing.

Best Bang for the Buck
Logitech
M325 Wireless Mouse
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Bottom Line

This inexpensive wireless mouse is comfortable to use and works great to surf and search the internet, although those with larger hands may want to consider other options.

Pros

Comes in a wide variety of colors and styles. Easy to set up. Features micro-precision scrolling to enhance Internet browsing. Contoured shape and textured rubber grip feel good in the hand. Takes one long-lasting AA battery (included). Works well on most surfaces. Attractive price.

Cons

Scrolling wheel does not offer enough tension, or stops working relatively quickly. Small-size mouse may not be the best choice for those with larger hands.

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M317 Wireless Mouse
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Bottom Line

Lightweight and with a small profile, this mouse is reasonably priced and travels well.

Pros

Small and portable, with a nice, fun design. Easy installation. Lightweight. Works with most operating systems. Fits comfortably in the hand. Decent price. Wireless link works up to 33'. Has a long battery life.

Cons

Too small for larger hands. Despite its claim, this does not come with a Unifying USB receiver. Some felt that this option did not seem very sturdy.

Logitech
M510 Wireless Computer Mouse
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Bottom Line

A comfortable and feature-rich mouse that comes with a Unifying receiver, so you can use up to six compatible mice or keyboards with it.

Pros

Features a contoured shape, and soft rubber grips. Features include back/forward buttons, side-to-side scrolling, and a Unifying receiver USB plug. Available in blue, red, or black. Comes with two AA batteries that last up to two years. Wireless connection is good up to 33'. Works with most operating systems.

Cons

Some features of this require you to install Logitech Options software (available on their site). Scroll wheel can be noisy and loose, or not work well in general.

Logitech
M525 Wireless Mouse
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Bottom Line

A compact mouse that can go a good three years before you'll have to change the batteries. Some felt that the scroll bar was subpar, though.

Pros

Ergonomic shape and rubber grips are comfortable to use. For Windows and Mac OS. Comes with a Unifying receiver, an on/off switch, and a smart sleep mode. Includes two AA batteries that have a battery life of three years. Lightweight and compact. Stylish.

Cons

Mouse is on the small side. Scroll bar has generated some complaints, including that it scrolls too fast and wears out too quickly.

How we decided

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  • 15 Models Considered
  • 6 Hours Researched
  • 1 Experts Interviewed
  • 185 Consumers Consulted
    • Zero products received from manufacturers.

    We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

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    Logitech

    M570 Wireless Trackball Mouse

    Logitech

    M570 Wireless Trackball Mouse

    While its design may not appeal to everyone, this comfortable thumb-controlled mouse is particularly good for those who suffer from wrist cramping or carpal tunnel.
    $29
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    Logitech

    M325 Wireless Mouse

    Logitech

    M325 Wireless Mouse

    This inexpensive wireless mouse is comfortable to use and works great to surf and search the internet, although those with larger hands may want to consider other options.
    $0
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    Logitech

    M317 Wireless Mouse

    Logitech

    M317 Wireless Mouse

    Lightweight and with a small profile, this mouse is reasonably priced and travels well.
    $18
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    Logitech

    M510 Wireless Computer Mouse

    Logitech

    M510 Wireless Computer Mouse

    A comfortable and feature-rich mouse that comes with a Unifying receiver, so you can use up to six compatible mice or keyboards with it.
    $17
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    Logitech

    M525 Wireless Mouse

    Logitech

    M525 Wireless Mouse

    A compact mouse that can go a good three years before you'll have to change the batteries. Some felt that the scroll bar was subpar, though.
    $28