Logitech M720 Triathlon Wireless Mouse, Bluetooth, USB Unifying Receiver, 1000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, 2-Year Battery, Compatible with Laptop, PC, Mac, iPadOS - Black

I got this mouse specifically because of the wireless Bluetooth option. It works flawlessly and saves a port on my computer since I don't have to use a dongle for wireless in one of my ports. I like a mouse with at least three buttons to cover Mission Control options on my Mac. This mouse has a lot of buttons!The only thing I don't like is that it has a particular button that's built into where you put your thumb, and you can't turn it off. The settings on my Mac do not work to turn that particular button off, and the only way to turn it off is to use the actual logitech software, which causes other glitches on my Mac system so I can't use that. In practice, whenever I squeeze the mouse too hard, it activates that button, which clears my screen! When I let go of the button it comes back, but that can interrupt my flow when it happens. It forces me to be extra aware, which I am not all the time. That detail aside, I really like the mouse.

Cons:If I had to complain about this mouse, it might be the inadvertent touch of the right click button or the monster grip I use to inadvertently hit the thumb button. Maybe it's when I'm a little fatigued; however as it happens seldomly, it is enough for me to say something. So, the grip of the mouse for my hand might not be as ergonomic as I would like.Pros:* I like the ease and use of the wireless connectivity to switch from my PC, to laptop, to MacBook. I paired this mouse with the Logitech MX Keys Mini TKL Keyboard that also has the ability to switch between my three devices.* The scrolling wheel has three features that I love: First, a free spin option that I really enjoy. Having the ability to scroll vertically all the way to the bottom of a web page is effortless and quick. Second, it has the functionallity to click a mechanical button to have more preciese scrolling. Lastly, you can horizontally scroll left and right on a word doc or web page by pushing on the scroll wheel.* I purchased this product almost three months ago and the battery life is still at 100%!!!* I have not seen any lag, but I am not using this mouse for gaming.* The USB-A dongle is hidden in the battery compartment. This could be a con, as it should have been a USB-C dongle, but it is hidden and I have yet to use it.

I've purchased a few of these and they're pretty good.First, I have a medium size hand and this mouse feels right.I do enjoy the ability to have a screen wheel that is normal ("detent-y") as well as resistance-free (conceptually) to fly through long scrolling events (like excessively long web pages that insist you scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-scroll-...)The only negative is that the rubber section on the left size where your thumb goes will eventually get soft and wear out leaving a hole. I solved that on mine by adding a piece of copper tape to cover it before it wears through.So if the size suits you, BT recommends

PROS:Great mouse, that put in a good amount of mileage. But I have older mouse with logitech that still works, so I can't fully excuse it. However, when it was working, it was amazing. I loved the hyperscroll feature. All logitech mouse going forward should implement hyper scrolling, and it also could side scroll. 6 stars out of 5, just for those 2 features alone. I was even able to play FPS with it just fine as well, with no random disconnects.MEHS:But the extra button near the thumb was too sensitive, luckily you can just turn it off with the soft ware. Being able to connect to 3 devices is nice, but I only used it for 2, but the connector would still connect to 3, so I have to like double tap it. This mouse is also not logi bolt compatible.CONS:Anyways, the reason why it is not a full 5 star isn't because of the above. I ran into the double click issue with this mouse. You go in for a single click, and it start a double clicking. I tried every trouble shooting step imaginable, even the hold the mouse left click for 10 seconds.WARRANTY:I would still highly recommend this mouse to anyone, especially because it has a nice price point. But make sure you add extra warranty at check out.

I bought my original M705 mouse ~15 years ago and it worked flawlessly 40 hours a week the entire time. It finally died and I loved it so much that I bought another one. I have no doubt this one will last another 15 years. It fits my hand perfectly and I love that it has a thumb rest. The heavy weight is perfect. I hate cheap lightweight mice. Battery life is incredible, generally around a year in my experience. The programmable buttons are great and make repetitive tasks much faster. The fast scroll ability is very handy. The button clicks are not annoyingly loud and feel great to the touch.

I've always had good luck with Logitech mice, this one is no exception.I previously bought the MX Anywhere 2S and was switching it between my laptop and my desktop. But that thing is so small that after an hour I was getting hand cramps.Enter the 720. Man this thing is beefy! It fits my hand great, no more hand cramps at the desk top. If you have small hands this is not your mouse, but if you've been looking for a handful of a mouse this is for you.

I have been using this for my laptop for about a week now and I love it. Because it is full size mouse, my hand can rest on it normal and comfortably. I like the thumb grip on its side - it makes the scrolling much easier. It scrolls fast and accurately. 2 functions that I chose to ignore on my previous mouse but decided to use this time around. They help to speed up whatever I am doing. So, I am talking about the thumb buttons - I can press on back arrow or forward arrow like when surfing the net without actually having to locate the arrow on the screen to click. The other feature was the tilt wheel - I can scroll left to right or right to left working on a spreadsheet or big photos.