Logitech M330 SILENT PLUS Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz with USB Nano Receiver, 1000 DPI Optical Tracking, 2-year Battery Life, Compatible with PC, Mac, Laptop, Chromebook - BlackCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

This wireless quiet mouse is a game-changer! Smooth, precise, and whisper-quiet, it makes work a joy. The ergonomic design is comfortable for long use, and the battery life is impressive. Reliable connectivity with no lag—highly recommended for anyone seeking quality and peace of mind!

Using this mouse is such a relief for ears traumatised by years of furious clicking (mine and those of everyone around). At worst you'll ear a faint noise that isn't disturbing at all, especially compared to the obnoxious clicks of a "traditional" mouse. Conveniently, that doesn't come with any loss of function. It's just as fast and precise as others I've used.Other than that, this mouse has a robust build, worth every penny. I really like the grip-texture on the side of it. The wheel is rather classic, it works, I'm happy. The whole thing slides well on my desk, without making any noise. Again, perfect. It's been 9 months of heavy daily use and it's still looking great. No rubbing wear at all.Maybe a bit small? I have large hands, it's a common issue.Easy to use, there's nothing to download or install. Plug in the dongle on your device and you're ready to go.I'll buy it again if I ever need a new one.

I love tech. I always try to embrace new things. I love Logitech and have used their mice forever. So this mouse was pretty much as I expected, good build quality, nice and easy plug and play setup in about 30 seconds, wireless handy and a good size for the hand. I was surprised at myself perhaps to find one thing I just couldn't take to, and that's the silence of it. I had no idea how much I would miss the familiar click of pressing the buttons! It's not just a moment of nostalgia... I do find it actually quite difficult at times to know if I have actually pressed it and the computer is just not responding yet or if the fault is mine. Now I know that is a first world problem, since the lag time on computers is minimal now and not like the dial up days, but still in the world where we are conditioned to expect immediacy I do inadvertently find myself clicking a second time sometimes. Partly I think it's a combo not just of the silence but the ultra responsiveness of the buttons ie you really don't have to be heavy handed at all, the slightest touch is enough to click but you hardly feel and don't hear the click. Is this progress? I'm not sure.

lovely product very good value for money

The Logitech M330 is a full-size mouse designed to be enveloped by your whole hand. It is nicely contoured and makes it comfortable for your hand to be placed on top. Your palm and thumb will make contact with the rubber surface whilst your clicking fingers rest over standard plastic buttons. The click wheel is ratcheted and there are no other distracting buttons. On the base, you have standard gliding pads, the optical sensor, an on-off switch and the battery compartment which can also be used to store the receiver. The mouse comes complete with battery.Connecting the mouse is plug and play, insert the USB receiver to a spare USB port and it is picked up instantly. The mouse is marketed as silent and there is no clicking sound made when pressing either the left or right mouse button. At first, this is off putting but after a few hours use, becomes normal. The mouse tracks as well as any optical mouse can. The build quality is good and there is a bit more weight than most.The question is why you would buy this rather than a cheaper Logitech or generic mouse? I have used a couple of cheaper Logitech mice and found them to be a bit lightweight and less comfortable to hold. Although they would do the same job, the M330 will be more comfortable for longer. I have also tried a couple of cheaper generic mice. Here, the argument is more difficult. Some generic mice are just as comfortable to hold and equally well weighted. Some will also come with more buttons and features and even the silent clicking feature. I went for the M330 because I trust Logitech customer service. Quality control on many generic mice can be potluck whether you get something which is reliable. As an example, I recently purchased a well reviewed generic mouse. It appeared well built, was comfortable to hold and would have been a better mouse than the M330, had it worked. Unfortunately, it continually went to sleep within a few seconds of use. Unfortunately, such experiences are not unusual and life is just too short to worry whether a mouse will work or not. As a result, I’m back to insisting on Logitech or Microsoft for my mouse and the M330 is the cheapest wireless mouse from either brand that I would be comfortable using for long periods.

Only had it for 1 day so far but it feels like it's going to be a decent mouse.It's not loud when using it but there is a noticeable click sound for all buttons (I wouldn't exactly call it "Silent")The left and right click are very responsive, the scroll wheel has a texture for ease of use and can also strafe when single clicked. The scroll also counts as the middle mouse button for anyone that uses it Gaming/editors etc.There wasn't a lot of information I could find on different variants/versions of this mouse, but mine arrived without the rubber texture that is in the description and clearly visible in the pictures. A few YouTube videos showed some with and some without, but I prefer it without the rubber as it discolors and gets a strange sticky feeling after a while."Will update this review in a month or so once I have properly used it"