Logitech M185 Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz with USB Mini Receiver, 12-Month Battery Life, 1000 DPI Optical Tracking, Ambidextrous, Compatible with PC, M...

Connects instantly and works great . All good so far

Pairs on bluetooth with Samsung Galaxy Note 23 (Android 10) system. Designed for small hands, yet very nice, quiet and useful. Great option for the price!

I do get angry at my games on my laptop sometimes (I play Stardew) and I tend to take it out on my mouse... However, it stays to be in good shape, despite the beatings it took! I'm very happy with the color, performance, grip, buttons, connection to my laptop and other devices, and it's also very comfortable to use! It doesn't hurt my wrist at all, despite the mouse's simple appearance. The mouse color also matches my phone color and my laptop case color which is very cute. The product itself is very portable and it performs very well.

Honestly, I have to admit I had some issues with this mouse at first when got it. I purchased this to use with my M1 MacBook which only has 2 USB C ports (thanks Apple), so I didn't want to waste one with a receiver or to have to always use a dongle. This mouse seemed like the perfect fit. On the first weeks, however, I had a lot of issues with it stuttering and it was not a great experience. I found out that that was more of an Apple issue than a Logitech issue, and that it even happened with Apple's Magic Mouse on some laptops. I tried everything to fix it, but it just didn't budge. A few weeks later, my laptop received an update that seems to have fixed it. It still stutters sometimes, but way less than before, and not enough to be bothersome of even noticeable. Then, there is the case of the scroll wheel and the software. Apparently, Logitech hadn't updated their software to work with the M1 macs yet, so it just didn't work at all for a few weeks. I had to adapt to the mouse as it was, without being able to configure it to my liking (which was one of the main things I wanted). The scroll wheel has some impressive technology, but it was a bit too soft for my liking, and it would not scroll smoothly on the Mac OS. Today, I finally got the app to work and it, after messing around with it, I've got this mouse to be just as I wanted. Really, it is perfect. You can disable the thing where it transitions from ratched mode to smooth mode automatically, you can adjust the firmness of the scroll, and you can configure every one of its 5 buttons to do pretty much whatever you want. The technology on the scroll wheel is truly impressive, and the battery life is flawless (I use it every day, all day, and I still haven't had to charge it, not even once - and it shows a full battery on the Logi Options app). The clicks are indeed loud, but not enough to be bothersome in my opinion. It is an expensive mouse, but one that seems very well built and, knowing Logitech, one that will last for years to come. I fully expect to have to upgrade my laptop before having to buy another mouse. Recommended.