Logitech Wireless Mouse Signature M650 L Full Size - Large Hands, 2-Year Battery, Silent Clicks, Customizable Buttons, Bluetooth, PC/Mac/Chromebook - Black, Right-Handed, LargeCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

Jul 2025 Update: Had it at four stars, but changed it to five. After a few days I was able to open the mouse easily with two screws and fix and dust it very easily. The button was misaligned because of the plastic flexing weird?Love repairable and maintainable tech. Now the buttons are all back to normal. I'll update again if this changes. If it makes it to two years it'll be worth the cost. $20 per year is average these days. Some of the logitech G series mice don't even last this long without issue.-----Jul 2025: I have been using this mouse for a year and five months now. It was good but if I knew it was going to last 1.5 years, I would have spent the $35 dollars towards a mouse that would last 3 years instead. If it was $15-20 it wouldn't be so bad.I love how quiet the clicks are. Never really had a problem with it until today. When the left click button started to have problems. I am used to computer mouse lasting longer than this. Some mice from the 90s still work, so I don't know why modern mice should be different.Pros:Ease of setup: Plug and playScrolling speed: decent, you can change it in settingsBattery Life: AmazingSize: L version fit my large hands well.Sleek: Good for any purpose or setting. No bright lightsSome issues I had:Accuracy: There were some issues with the accuracy at times but turning it on and off fixed it.Dongle: When I used the USB dongle on Linux the system detected it as a wireless receiver which would interfere with wireless connectivity of the computer. Passing it through a USB hub prevented this issue somehow.Life: Lasted 1.5 years of office work and browsing.My next mouse will probably be an upright mouse for better ergonomics.

This mouse is everything a mouse should be: it moves easily and quietly, is comfortable in the hand, and is easy to control. It connected via Bluetooth to my iMac without any trouble at all.The buttons are very quiet, but there is tactile feedback when they are pressed. The buttons on the left side scroll forward and back in my web browser (Chrome) and did not require any additional configuration. I did NOT install the Logitech software.The mouse comes in two sizes. I got the size for larger hands.The mouse will connect either via Bluetooth, or wireless USB. There is a small USB connector in the battery compartment that can be removed, and plugged into an open USB port. As Bluetooth connected for me without any issue, I have not tried the USB connection

I needed to replace my tired old trusty Microsoft wireless mouse 4000 but Microsoft stopped making hardware a year ago. I'm a creature of habit and resist change when I have grown accustomed to a product - partly because quality seems to erode over time despite advancements in technology.I read a few reviews and decided, with a bit of dread and apprehension, to try Logitech's mouse.I thought all wireless devices needed a dongle to connect so imagine my surprise when I pulled the battery tape out and my laptop immediately asked if I wanted to pair the new mouse! I paused for a moment wondering if this was a good idea - we're supposed to have a dongle for all of our wireless devices, right? I took a chance and let it connect without the dongle. Then it asked, without prompting, to install the configuration software. The amazing product experience continued.After a few minutes of configuring and using the new mouse, I tossed my two remaining Microsoft mice into the trash and ordered two more Logitech mice. I'm a convert.

I'm used to using an M510. I have large hands, so when the occasion came to buy a new mouse, I wanted to try one of the "L" Large hands mice.Apparently mice are also suffering shrinkflation. The 650L appears, by sight, and by feel, to be dimensionally equivalent to the M510. So if you want something bigger than an M510, the 650L is not it.Two other detractorsThe comms now use a "Bolt" not a "Unifying" receiver. the Bolt requires a logi app to connect, so you have to use/run their app. Maybe more secure than Unifying, but for those of us who strive to avoid apps on our devices a detractor.Second, the serrations on the sides where your thumb and pinkie/ring finger fall are a bit... sharp. Not so much they cut you, but enough they are an annoyance. Not the grippy/soft/texture of the older M510.Overall, the 650L is ok. Suits my needs. Just not "better" in the way I expected, with a few things that aren't as nice. I'll likely look to replace it with an M510.

This mouse feels excellent in the hand—just the right weight, a bit heavier than average, but in a good way. It glides effortlessly, even on textured or grainy surfaces, and the silent clicks are perfect for working in quiet spaces. The scroll wheel is smooth, and the two side buttons are super handy and easy to reach. It feels very sturdy and like it should hold up for a long time.One huge bonus that isn’t highlighted enough in the product description is that it supports both Bluetooth and a USB dongle connection, which adds a lot of flexibility. It’s not rechargeable—it runs on a single AA battery—which could be a drawback for some. But honestly, it’s also a convenience if you're on the go or away from power sources, since you don't have to worry about charging it all the time.The quality is great for the price, and I really like the off-white color. I just wish they offered even more color choices than they already do. Overall, a reliable, quiet, and well-designed mouse for everyday use!