Logitech M330 Silent Plus Wireless Mouse – Enjoy Same Click Feel with 90% Less Click Noise, 2 Year Battery Life, Ergonomic Right-hand Shape for Computers and Laptops, USB Unifying Receiver, Black

So far Im happy with the M330 Silent Plus. Am I in love with it? Kind of. The quiet clicking takes a little getting used to. All the other Logitech mice I have feature the traditional clicks, so this was a bit of an adjustment. You dont realize how much your hearing is involved in using a mouse until that aspect is almost entirely removed. The tactile response is excellent, though it too is a bit "muted" in comparison to standard mouse clicks. The overall design of the mouse is good for fingertip or claw grip users, but for palm grip it may prove a bit small. I wear a medium mens glove and if I palm the mouse, my fingers are basically sitting at the far end of the buttons. Fortunately for me Im a fingertip grip user. This is a right handed mouse, with a deep groove on the left for the thumb and a downward slant from the left mouse button to the right. The only design feature I would change on this mouse would be to fill the groove on the right side, changing it from a concave to a convex and rounding out that right edge. I find that the sharp right edge is not a "happy" place for my ring finger and I have found myself undecided where to place said finger in the few days Ive been using it. Maybe an update in the future. It works with the Logitech Unifying Software so I was able to pair it to the dongle of my K520 keyboard and leave the new one in the mouse. However, the M330 isnt supported by Logitechs SetPoint like the keyboard and other Logitech mice I have. Instead, I had to install "Logitech Options" which is a new control panel designed around the Windows 10 platform. This isnt a break point, but it would have been nice if the new software supported the keyboard, so there would only be one program encompassing both Logitech products. Im happy with the noise reduction and function of the mouse. Its actually quieter than the keyboard. Others have stated that the scroll wheel is loud, but I disagree. I will admit, it is louder than my Logitech G403s (gaming mouse) scroll wheel, but not by much and not enough to qualify it as "loud". All the clicks register at about the same volume with the scrolling sound just a bit higher. It tracks smoothly and it glides well on the surface of my gaming mouse pad. My overall feel is that this is a genuinely good mouse that just takes a bit of "getting used to".

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This is by far one of my favorite wireless mouse ive used. I am a big fan of noises from my computer accessories, whether that be my corsair gaming mouse to my cherry mx blue mechanical keyboard. Unfortunately, I am also very anal about respecting other peoples and my space. At home, those noises are music to my ears, but in class or the library it is unacceptable. This is virtually silent, but the feedback from pressing is still satisfying. It doesnt feel like a cherry mx red switch if I were to compare mech keyboard noise and feel. I use this as a daily driver anytime I am away from my personal computer. It is a simple plug and play device. I use it on my surface pro 3. The grip is fantastic. I have about a medium size hand. The mouse is smooth and soft. The Battery life is long! The scroll also acts as a third button, which I use very often, and scrolling is also very smooth. My major gripe with this is the lack of software support. Meaning that the sensitivity is in only one setting. This is fine on my surface pro 3, which a 12 in. screen. The problem is when I connect it to a bigger monitor, a 24 in. The lack of sensitivity is very noticeable. On my personal gaming mouse I use on my PC, the dpi goes up to 12000 dip (Corsair m65 pro). This one min/max at 1000 dpi. I use my personal mouse at 8000 dpi. So im working with almost 13% speed of what I use at home on a pc monitor. So other than the sluggish DPI on large monitors. Remember that resolution and screen size both take into play. When I used both surface pro 3 and my 24 in. monitor at 1080p, the mouse was same speed but because the real estate was bigger on the monitor, It took longer for me to get to one end of the screen to the next. When I bumped up the surface resolution to 1440p, i noticed some difference in the speed of the mouse, but because the screen is small it didnt matter too much. Just remember, if youre using a 13in laptop or smaller regardless of resolution (except 4k), this mouse will work perfect. Anything bigger from 15in monitors to extended monitors, you will notice a difference especially when you upgrade to 2k or 4k resolution. My last smaller thing, but I miss every time i use this mouse, is the back and forward button. Having to actually move the cursor to go back on pages or forward is annoying! The buttons are a luxury i never noticed i had before using this mouse. So its just an extra step when browsing the web, but not a big deal as long as you have a smaller screen, low resolution monitor. Having to keep going to the corner to go back on a extended monitor with 2k resolution is a pain in the butt. I have to use the whole mouse pad from one corner to the other (large mouse pad). Overall, highly recommended. Ill probably also get a more expensive programmable wireless mouse for my HP Spectre 4k 15in laptop soon, but mouse still kicks butt.

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The clicks are super silent. In library in college you wont hear it if you dont notice it. Youll be able to feel the clicks but they are damped and are unbelievably silent. Both left, right, and middle clicks are quiet. I believe the middle click is the loudest out of the others but its not loud enough to be detected by anyone else around you. The size of the mouse was quiet smaller than I imagined. I placed it over some sticky notes and its slightly larger than the length of the sticky note. The response time from click to screen is almost as fast as a wired connection. Depending on your screens delay time you wont be able to tell that theres a delay when using this mouse. The texture is comparable to high-grit sandpaper. Its very smooth and grippy. There are no glossy spots so wont have issue with fingerprints showing up. There is an invisible laser on the bottom so there will be no visible light being emitted to track the mouse. The only problem I have with this mouse is the accessibility of the USB connectors housing. Its so flush with the mouse that, even with a carved place to grip the connector, I have a difficult time getting it out. I dont have long nails so I had to use the nubs of my finger to pry it out. Its very secure so if youre afraid of it falling out for some reason, believe me, youll be spending time getting that little sucker out of there. The battery life hasnt been tested yet.

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I got a job at a very quiet office so I got the Logitech M330 to dampen the noise. This is easily the quietest mouse Ive ever used. The build does feel cheaper when compared to the Logitech MX and higher priced mice; however this is a $16 mouse. I would not trust dropping this from table height or packing this at the bottom of a loaded backpack. The mouse weight is average. I think if you have large hands you might want to double check the dimensions. I do miss the Logitech hyper scroll wheel, but you could argue this would add a lot of noise. AA battery life is incredible as it has been 10 months and counting. Ive tried using other non-silent mice in the office but now they all sound too loud. Ill be sticking with the M330 for now.

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I use this mouse with my 2012 MacBook Pro, and over the past week have had no problems with it -- once I got it working. It turns out that the USB dongle through which it communicates with the computer is hidden away inside the battery compartment. There is a pull-tab to isolate the battery until you are ready to use it, which is fine, but one effect of that is that you apparently dont have to open the battery compartment. There is no instruction sheet telling you that you have to open that up, then retrieve the dongle from that compartment before you can plug it into your USB port. And this, of course, comes AFTER you get through the dynamite-proof (well, not quite ...) plastic packaging. The grip is quite comfortable in my hand and, so far, the mouse has worked flawlessly. I have not answered the requested ratings of Material quality, Battery life, or Durability, because Ive only had the mouse for about a week, not the months or years it would take to make such assessments.

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