Logitech Wireless Mouse M510

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4.5 out of 5 stars

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    amazing

    • Written by from Boston

    it has the look, it has the price, it has the sensitivity and the performance. it has it all

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Solid, accurate mouse!

    • Written by from Stettler

    After giving up on Apple's attempt at a wireless mouse (had two of them, both lemons that were a constant problem for me before they died shortly after the warranty expired), I was glad that I decided to try this mouse from Logitech. I always use a 3M precision mousing surface for my mice, and I find absolutely no less degree of accuracy from the Logitech mouse than from the Apple wireless mouse. The Logitech mouse may not be as slim, but it does seem to fit the hand better, which I far prefer to Apple's rather awkward feeling mouse.

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Great Investment

    • Written by from Cordova

    I'm very particular about my mice. This M510 has served me well for over two years without replacing the batteries. It has weight to it so it feels nice when using it. It also feels amazing in the hand. Scroll wheel is pretty well built. Not as precise as I would like it to be, but it works very well. It tracks well on most surfaces, not including glass. The back and forward keys are a life saver when browsing the internet. They did not work originally though, I had to install an app called SteerMouse. It automatically mapped my buttons accordingly. Great mouse!

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Worth the price

    • Written by from Carleton-Sur-Mer

    I'm using it for gaming and it's really ergonomic.

    18 of 21 people found this useful

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    The End of My Search

    • Written by from Lillington

    The end of my search for the perfect mouse. I have used the original Mighty Mouse that came with my 2008 iMac, the Magic Mouse that I got to replace the Mighty Mouse when its scroll wheel quit working, the Logitech M555b that would not go a day without losing contact with the iMac, and the Logitech Performance Mouse MX that came with a CD that informed me that it would not work with my 2008 iMac that had been upgraded to Lion version 10.7.4. This Logitech Wireless Mouse M510 is just perfect for my use, without any download of Logitech software that is available for it at a website that is identified in the enclosed paperwork. Disregard the review on this page that alleges that this mouse "doesn't work with some web browsers (notably safari and Chrome) on Mac OS"; I don't find any problem with it working perfectly with my Safari browser in Mac OS X Lion, and I'm sure if there may be any problem that has not occurred during my use of it, said problem would be solved by a download of the Logitech software that is offered in the paperwork that came with the mouse.

    62 of 63 people found this useful

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Excellent

    • Written by from Washougal

    Very nice mouse, works flawlessly with everything. The other review states that the mouse doesn't work with Chrome and Safari. If you install the Logitech software you can customize the mouse and it will then work with both browsers. No complaints here.

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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars

    Well worth buying

    • Written by from Fort Collins

    The M510 does everything i need it to - Gaming, browsing, precision work, and graphic design all work well with this. No software, just plug in the receiver and you're ready to go. The receiver itself is conveniently small, and if I want to take it to another computer, a little slot in the Battery compartment keeps it safe so I don't lose it. The only complaint I would have is that it doesn't work with some web browsers (notably safari and Chrome) on Mac OS, but the back/forward buttons do on Firefox and Opera.

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