Wireless Mouse M317 with Unifying Receiver – Black
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There is a slight difference between the size of a full-sized mouse and this. However, it is a very useful tool.
A unifier is already included with the mouse. Logitech's tiny Unifying receiver lets you connect up to five other wireless mice or keyboards to your computer using just one USB port. The small receiver fits inside your laptop and is so small that you can leave it there all day. Secondly, it should be robust. This technology gives you the freedom of cordless communication as well as the reliability of wired connections. My guess is that it depends on other devices in your possession. Congratulations. I wish you all the best.
There is indeed a battery in it. This mouse uses only one AA battery and the battery can last up to a year and a half sometimes. I've been using this exact same mouse in a different color for the past few years.
There's a distinct click when it's turned on.
Selected User Reviews For Wireless Mouse M317 with Unifying Receiver – Black
My third MK270 combo is missing a mouse, so I bought this new one to replace the dying one. (That is a bunch of cheap Logitech mice and keyboards. The mouse itself is not bad, but seeing as I work from home, this poor mouse gets a lot of heavy use, so I tend to replace it every year or so. A man. )
. I'm so in love with this. This thing is so adorable that my 36 year old lady a** is over the moon. I got the one with the cute lil ice cream homies on it. Is it functional? There is nothing I dislike about the service. There's not much to it. It is hard for me to hold things in my As far as the general style goes, it's very similar to the one included with the MK270 combo (the size and shape are very similar), so no disappointment The pros are Please note - An ergonomic and compact design. I don't think it's the right fit for Lana Kane man hands, but it's a great fit for my little sausage mitts. Please review
If you're actually interested in portability, the receiver (eh heh, dongle) stores inside the battery compartment when not in use. Please review
I think it's incredibly cute. I invite you to look at it. Please note - It does not seem to cause range issues or interference issues when using another wireless peripheral across the living room. It is good to receive a response. The reason you're here isn't to participate in competition gaming, so I wouldn't recommend it. Aren't you well aware that we ought to know better? Please review
It cost me like ten bucks to get mine. Please review
The side gripes are a bit irritating. This mouse did not do it last time. This is something I am interested in. The cons are This is
br>- Is unification not possible? Although it may be, the receiver included in the package is not. did not matter for me, as the most recent MK270 is also not compatible. I don't know how to explain this. Basically, that's all there is to Please do not misunderstand me. all there is to There is a cute thing printed on it, which makes it a relatively small, extremely basic mouse. You might already be looking past the bells and whistles if you've made it this far. It's better to buy one than two. As far as I can tell, it works.
The Macbook Air I use is a 13-inch model. My mouse was compatible so I ordered it, knowing that Logitech is a reliable brand for wireless mice. After plugging in the receiver (which is located in the battery compartment), the mouse instantly worked. All I could think about was how it scrolled. Scrolling was in reverse of what you would expect from a normal mouse.
To save you time, we offered three suggestions If you try changing this in your system preferences, it will also affect your touchpad preferences. You can change this by installing the Logitech Options application on your computer and it will give you the option of switching from natural scrolling to standard. In brief, this is a nice mouse, and now I've got it set up, I like it. Logitech Control Center was installed from the website, already promoting the mouse, only to discover that it was not compatible with this mouse. If that makes sense, it was confusing to install the program and then find out that it was not compatible. There were a lot of problems with the website!.
My younger children are doing distance learning, so I was looking for good wireless mice for them. As a result, I measured several mice and compared the measurements to the measurements of their hands (I have a 5 year old and a 7 year old who are both mildly under-sized), so I calculated how much the mice should be compared to how much their hands should be. It is easier for them to avoid having many cords if they have wireless mice. Researching showed that the Logitech Doodle mice (and I think others that may be part of the M series) are the perfect size for The grips on the sides are ergonomic and provide a good grip. Despite being lightweight and gliding very nicely without additional skates, they are also very affordable. It comes with a battery and is easily connected with the little USB dongle provided. My 7 year old is left handed, so these mice can easily be used both with left or right hands. easy to turn on and off with the bottom switch, and we have not experienced any connectivity issues with it when used with a wireless keyboard. We are very pleased with it. Logitech is the way to go!.
I have been doing it for five With this one, however, the movement of the screen pointer is jerky or stops working intermittently. It did not improve with updating drivers or using a different computer. On my laptop, it was much less jerky. My investigation revealed this thing doesn't work with USB 3, has an issue with the unifying receiver, and electromagnetic interference due to being too close to electronic parts, so I've given up on it. There is supposed to be an issue with USB port 0 and changing USB ports can solve it sometimes. How can that be of any use? Since it connects to computers, electromagnetic interference is an inevitable product of its design. In any of my PC's eight USB ports, however, the device does not work properly.
I had a broken Logitech mouse with it's unifying receiver, which I used perfectly before. Did they do any QA testing on this at all?.
However, I was disappointed to find out it was so As I could barely hold my hand, my hand began to hurt in a matter of seconds. Due to my large hands, I began losing circulation in my hand almost immediately, leaving me with extreme discomfort. The proportion of people's hands versus the size of those people is important in taking pictures, particularly for individuals with bigger hands compared to smaller persons. It would be greatly beneficial if you did this. As well, the product itself is cheap, thin, and the mouse wheel is barely functional. In my opinion, this mouse is perfect if you're on a plane, but for a computer mouse for extended use it's pretty bad. Unless you're a tiny woman or a small child, it's useless to use on a desktop. The Logitech line of products makes fine products, but the one I reviewed was clearly designed for a specific demographic, rather than being used by bigger men in their desktop applications. Unless you have very large hands, I would recommend you find a different product and stay away from this one unless you have very large hands like myself!.
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