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Posted by Nicolas

- October 24, 2017, 14:26:06

No news here... Why is this in the news section ?

The good thing is it's actually old enough to know that the claims of battery life are true. So if you don't need fast precision for gaming or a great sensor for not so flat surfaces (that's the tradeoff for good battery life, as the other commenters have said), it's a great mouse I have recommended around me and would recommend again.

Posted by Kalev2836

- October 23, 2017, 14:58:41

I bought it to myself too around 1.5 years ago. While the batteries lasted long
(don't know how long, becaused stopped using it), it was a nightmare to use
on notsoflat surfaces. I used it with a laptop and usually not on a table. It NEEDS
flat surface.M215 in comparison works like a charm,
but it does not have thumb buttons, which i would like.
I also use most of the time additional keyboard, and because of that i need ONE receiver behind both the keyboard and mouse.
So... 1.5 stars out of five.

Posted by oski

- October 23, 2017, 13:06:22

What's new about that mouse? It did work for me for 1.5 years on original batteries though which is nice. But if you do any FPS gaming don't even think about it, its sensor is terrible.

Posted by Redaktion

- October 23, 2017, 12:24:24

With a sculpted body that fits right-handed persons perfectly, the new M705 wireless mouse from Logitech is specifically designed for laptop users. It also comes with a 1000 dpi sensor and the Unifying Receiver.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Logitech-Wireless-Marathon-M705-mouse-lasts-3-years-on-just-2-AA-batteries.259488.0.html