Catalog :: Computers :: Keyboards, Mice & Accessories :: Logitech M705 Marathon Wireless Mouse – Long 3 Year Battery Life, Ergonomic Sculpted Right-hand Shape, Hyper-fast Scrolling and USB Unifying Receiver, for Computers and Laptops, Dark Gray

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Make sure this fits by entering your model number. LONG BATTERY LIFE - 3 year battery life and auto-sleep help you go longer between battery changes - the M705 uses less than half the power of comparable wireless mice HYPER-FAST SCROLLING - Scroll through long documents or web pages faster and easier. Or press the wheel and shift to click-to-click mode for precise navigation ERGONOMIC SHAPE - The sculpted, right-hand design guides your hand to a naturally poised position and places customizable control within your reach PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLS - Configure the buttons to do exactly what you want like switching applications, opening browser windows or jump to full screen while watching videos PLUG'N'PLAY CONNECTION - Nano-sized Logitech wireless unifying receiver stays in your computer— plug it in, forget it, even add compatible wireless devices without multiple USB receivers

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R2P2

06/25/2019

3

After ordering this mouse (my 3rd of the M705 line), it seems theres two variations of the M705 model: The one with the Logitech logo and smaller "Logitech" name beneath it, and this one with just larger "Logitech" lettering. This one is definitely the cheaper of the two: It feels much lighter, the laser feels slightly less accurate (possibly due to placement differences), and most importantly to me: there is no "hidden" thumb button on this one. The logo M705 has a button in the rubber grip area that I use often for work purposes that this model lacks. If youre wondering why this M705 is about $15-20 cheaper than the other M705, the quality and different hardware features are the reasons. Things I wish Id known before ordering.

T. Henley

06/25/2019

3

I want to like this mouse, but its list of flaws relegate it to just "ok" status. PROS: - Well built, and has a good weight to it (I guess if you want it to weigh less, you can run it with only one AA battery, but I really like the weight of it). - The free scrolling wheel feels good, though many programs do not react well to its use. - Contours to the hand nicely for many people, Im sure (more on this in a second). - Task switching button works like a dream in Windows 10; Windows 7 (which I have at work), not so much. CONS: - The mouse is small for my hands, and I dont exactly have big hands. Im just shy of 6 feet tall, so Id think Im pretty average, but this mouse feels like its about 10% too small to fit my hand, and also not long enough to comfortably fit in my palm. - Similarly, the scroll wheel is about a half inch too far back for my liking. I want to be able to have the tip of my finger on the wheel, not the middle of my finger. - The scroll style toggle button protrudes from the top of the mouse WAY too much. It touches my finger constantly and it drives me crazy! - The scroll wheel clicks left and right too easily. Sometimes, when trying to middle click, the program will register a left/right tilt instead. Very annoying. - The back/forward buttons on the side arent contoured like the M510, and I loved that feature on the M510. VERDICT: All in all, this is still a solid mouse and it can be found relatively cheap compared to some of Logitechs other offerings. I know that this model has been around for a long time, so its baffling to me that they have made seemingly zero improvements to this model over the years.