I have 3 of these now! Really nice to use, though I turn off the infinite scrolling as it seemed to scroll by itself when moving the mouse. It's worth noting on the newer ones, Logitech removed the extra left side thumb button... shame as personally I really find that useful. 2 of mine have it, the other doesn't, and know other people recently purchasing and no button there. Still the perfect mouse, super accurate and nice to hold. Couple with a nice memory foam wrist wrest, and goodbye sore wrists!! I have 3 of these now! Really nice to use, though I turn off the infinite scrolling as it seemed to scroll by itself when moving the mouse. It's worth noting on the newer ones, Logitech removed the extra left side thumb button... shame as personally I really find that useful. 2 of mine have it, the other doesn't, and know other people recently purchasing and no button there. Still the perfect mouse, super accurate and nice to hold. Couple with a nice memory foam wrist wrest, and goodbye sore wrists!!

Nice sharp for hand Nice sharp for hand

Nice shape, fits easily in the hand. Not as many buttons as some more expensive models but enough for me. Works nicely with the Logitech unifying receiver - so my mouse and keyboard are on a single usb receiver. Nice shape, fits easily in the hand. Not as many buttons as some more expensive models but enough for me. Works nicely with the Logitech unifying receiver - so my mouse and keyboard are on a single usb receiver.

Been using the M705 for 12 years for cad/cam. Feels good in the hand. Had many years of service before I wore the first one out, rubber on thumb grip disappeared til the buttons gave a sore thumb. Found them no longer available when replacing it so sought a 2nd hand one! Glad that they continue to be made. Scroll wheel occasionally needed hairs cleaned away from the axle. Battery life on these are excellent. I love the low friction scroll wheel for flicking through long doc's and webpages. Couldn't go without the forward/back buttons for navigating windows explorer and web browsing. tracking is great on most surfaces. Didn't use the...view more Been using the M705 for 12 years for cad/cam. Feels good in the hand. Had many years of service before I wore the first one out, rubber on thumb grip disappeared til the buttons gave a sore thumb. Found them no longer available when replacing it so sought a 2nd hand one! Glad that they continue to be made. Scroll wheel occasionally needed hairs cleaned away from the axle. Battery life on these are excellent. I love the low friction scroll wheel for flicking through long doc's and webpages. Couldn't go without the forward/back buttons for navigating windows explorer and web browsing. tracking is great on most surfaces. Didn't use the thumb button so no big loss that this feature disappeared on recent production. Resolution could be better when selecting fine lines on a drawings.

These mice are popular as they are a good size for the larger hand and allow ergonomic mouse use - important for computer based staff These mice are popular as they are a good size for the larger hand and allow ergonomic mouse use - important for computer based staff

Service was very quick and easy. The product is great with easy setup, just the right amount of functions for my needs and overall the mouse is super responsive also easy on the wrist. Service was very quick and easy. The product is great with easy setup, just the right amount of functions for my needs and overall the mouse is super responsive also easy on the wrist.

Nice high arch, easy-roll wheel. The thumb side buttons feel quite nice too. Glide pads have higher friction than I was expecting, not by much though. Latency seems usual for a non-gaming mouse. Pointer stability on the screen seems good, although I haven't spent time evaluating the latter two points.

A little heavier than I was expecting. Works OK with claw grip, and would work with palm grip for smaller hands.

Logitech have had some reliability issues recently. I'll check back in 10 years :-). Nice high arch, easy-roll wheel. The thumb side buttons feel quite nice too. Glide pads have higher friction than I was expecting, not by much though. Latency seems usual for a non-gaming mouse. Pointer stability on the screen seems good, although I haven't spent time evaluating the latter two points.

A little heavier than I was expecting. Works OK with claw grip, and would work with palm grip for smaller hands.

Logitech have had some reliability issues recently. I'll check back in 10 years :-).

This is my second, the first lasted 7-8 years and finally just collapsed through worn parts. Literally my thumb rubbed through the side of it. I probably should buy another, just in case Logitech stop making them This is my second, the first lasted 7-8 years and finally just collapsed through worn parts. Literally my thumb rubbed through the side of it. I probably should buy another, just in case Logitech stop making them

Very ergonomic and the scroll wheel is nice, only issue is the receiver gets interference if you put it on the back side of your computer which is quite bad for gaming. I'd recommend using a USB extension cable with the receiver. Very ergonomic and the scroll wheel is nice, only issue is the receiver gets interference if you put it on the back side of your computer which is quite bad for gaming. I'd recommend using a USB extension cable with the receiver.

I got this mouse as I was tired of the apple Magic Mouse and thought it will be more ergonomic. It was more ergonomic but I found that I accidentally pressed the right mouse button several times a day due to the force required, which is not identical to the left mouse button; In the end it was a waste and is now just sitting on my desk as a spare. I contacted Logitech support, but I will advise you not to bother, they have responded and asked me to do some tests (specific to Windows OS). Which I did not as it is irrelevant, and after that the Logitech support stopped.

I then bought the Logitech Master M3 which is way better, the hyper scro...view more I got this mouse as I was tired of the apple Magic Mouse and thought it will be more ergonomic. It was more ergonomic but I found that I accidentally pressed the right mouse button several times a day due to the force required, which is not identical to the left mouse button; In the end it was a waste and is now just sitting on my desk as a spare. I contacted Logitech support, but I will advise you not to bother, they have responded and asked me to do some tests (specific to Windows OS). Which I did not as it is irrelevant, and after that the Logitech support stopped.

I then bought the Logitech Master M3 which is way better, the hyper scroll is way better and most importantly I do not accidentally press the right mouse button as the force required to press the buttons (left+right) seems to be the same.

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Travels well on most surfaces. Like the back button for use on the Internet Fits the hand great Travels well on most surfaces. Like the back button for use on the Internet Fits the hand great