Customer Ratings & Reviews

I needed a new wired mouse for my laptop, but I didn't want to buy another cheap $5-$10 one that I'd have to replace again within a few months. I know you are probably thinking, "Why don't you just get a wireless mouse?". I did initially have a wireless mouse. It was good, but then you run into having to replace batteries and the occasional connection issues. I preferred wired! The Best Buy sales person understood what I was talking about and showed me this entry level gaming mouse. It cost around $30, but it is well worth it! It is built well, quiet click, has some noticeable weight to it (way better than the feather weight plastic of a cheap wired mouse), and a comfortable shape. I don't do gaming on my laptop so it is more than I really need, but I also don't need to change out this one for years to come.

Went into the store for a basic corded mouse. I ended up looking for something better then basic. This mouse was a decent price and after using it for a month it has operated without issue.

I connect my computer to my TV, therefore I am not close to my computer. I previously used a wireless mouse, but I was tired of constantly replacing the batteries. I wanted to switch to a mouse with a cord to avoid having this problem again. This product worked out well because of its long cord. The sensitivity was great for gaming and could be adjusted to: very sensitive, regular sensitivity, and low sensitivity. I found that even the low sensitivity was more sensitive than my wireless mouse. It took a little adjusting to, but I did eventually get used to it. However, I realized that if I didn't use a mouse pad, the mouse would shake. For example, I was trying to click on a file folder while not using the mouse pad, and I clicked on three different folders before I finally brought my mouse pad over and used it to stop the mouse from shaking (forget about gaming if you don't have a mouse pad). Finally, I would have liked a better design of the mouse's grip. There are better designs for grip from cheaper wireless mouses or you could spend more money to get better grips from the same company's more pricy mouses.

The mouse is light and very easy to operate. Very concise.

i love the way the mouse feels, and it performs smoothly. i didn't need anything special, but it was a nice upgrade from the plain jane mouse that came with my computer. as far as the adapter cable goes, my husband uses it, and it apparently does what he needs it to do. so yay, my products work!

i needed something for just a couple macros and didn't want to spend a boatload on a keyboard that had 15. The mouse uses the wheel click as one macro and the button you see on top as the other. the software is good, and you can actually change what the left and right clicks do as well. Very cool and customizable. have always loved logitech products.

Wasn't sure how this mouse would fare, but it has delivered. Not a lot of heft to it, but it is very fast and accurate. Not a hard core gamer, but do use it for photo retouching along with my games and it is very responsive.

I havn't had a wired mouse in a long time, the last time I had one i had to install a driver just to make it work. This mouse was literally as easy as plugging it in and going.

This is the first "gaming mouse" I've ever purchased so I may not be the most informed reviewer of such a product. That said it is excellent and I like the extra button that changes the cursor speed .I can now with just my mouse choose between three cursor speeds for different activities. I usually stick with the middle speed. This is a good mouse and I would recommend it. It has the two basic buttons for left/right click, scroll wheel (plus scroll-wheel click if you want), and the cursor speed button. I know some gamer mice have even more buttons you can program but for me the basics are good.

So I got this as my gaming mouse broke... Its a decent mouse minus the lack of buttons, but I have to say all around solid mouse....

A good mouse! Very quick and accurate with a very comfortable fit. I needed a wired mouse for a racing project and it get's the job done quite well.

Seems very reliable, like the adjustments, I am very happy with this mouse. Not a real high end gamer, but it seems like it would be OK for that.

It serves it purpose and is easy to use as well as comfortable. If you are looking for something basic this is it.

very good design, feel comfortable to use. Extra buttons are very useful for create shortcuts apps

I went with a wired mouse because of interference problems between my old mouse (Microsoft) and voice chat system. This mouse is a bit smaller than my previous mouse which means not as comfortable for long sessions. It responds adequately in both games and day to day use. The Logictech software has issues on the MAC but works fine in windows.

I originally bought a ROCCAT - Lua Optical Gaming Mouse, but I found that it was too small for my hand and grip that I use. This mouse is bigger and I can use a palm grip for when I am playing online games ( counter-stike, League of Legends, ...).

Not a fan of a mouse with tons of extra buttons. This mouse works great for my gaming.

I was looking for a good mouse for school and work and not so much for gaming but its just a bonus. I do a lot of excel work and drafting and CADing and a good mouse is vital. Ive tried lots of other regular mouses but it gives me headaches that I kept missing the cells on excels and i constantly have to keep adjusting the sensitivity every time i disconnect the mouse and use a track pad. I went to the store and told them my problem and recommend me to try a gaming mouse. I listened to the advice and saw this mouse on sale and decided to try my luck with it. I gotta say, it was perfect for what i do. The sensitivity with this mouse and the track pad is dead on. And there's the option of the DPi selection setting to which ever one you'd prefer. Gaming with this mouse isnt that bad either. Smooth and well controlled mouse. however, this mouse is very light that it felt weird at first till i got used to it. Not really ergonomic either so if you have that carpel tunnel thing going on, you might want to check out something bulky. Good mouse for the price

This is an inexpensive mouse that works great for all of my gaming needs!! Very responsive and accurate.

This is a pretty basic mouse which I knew going in to it, I wish they wouldn't call it a gaming mouse because I have other gaming mice and everyone who plays games knows you want more buttons than the standard left and right click + wheel. For instance I have a G602 by Logitech that has those buttons plus 10 extra "G" buttons 8 on the left thumb for trigger buttons and 2 next to the left click. I'm guessing they call it a gaming mouse due to the precision of the laser which is fine but to me this is just an average mouse. That being said I bought it for my wife to just use a spare computer for Sims and Rosetta Stone so it serves its purpose and I knew that going in so I'm not disappointed just want to be clear that this is a pretty average 2 button + wheel mouse. Other than that it is sturdy, feels comfortable in the hand and I have no issues with it, and for the price I think it is fair value.