Logitech Pebble M350

This thing is solid. You can pair it via bluetooth or a USB dongle, and it works with everything I have tried so far: Android tablet, BlackBerry phone, multiple computers (Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Linux). I like having a contained solution rather than a separate mouse and keyboard, since I have used only laptops for over a decade. It is a nice answer that doesn't force compromise in the way my previous setups did.

I've had this mouse for about 8 months now; it is a really good mouse and within a reasonable budget. It is able to connect to multiple devices however, I found it difficult to switch between devices. I mostly use it for my computer anyways. It connects via bluetooth seamlessly even after I turn it ...

I got one of these bundled with my Bluetooth keyboard, and I would say to pass on this. I don’t find it comfortable at all, and if you’re looking for a small, flat, portable mouse, get a Logitech pebble instead. It’s the exact same height but has the highest part on the rear instead of the center, and more importantly is less wide, so your hand isn’t forced to be as flat.

Great for travel or throwing in your bag as you move from office to coffee shop to home or pretty much anywhere. Works on just about any surface, including glass. Buttons are very quiet and have a very soft response, no loud clicking here! Perfect companion to the Logitech K380 keyboard. The Pebble ...

Logitech Pebble M350 is pretty good. it offers a fairly unique design, it's extremely slim and has a really good sensor at the bottom.

We partnered this up with a Logitech K380 Bluetooth keyboard to provide a workstation setup for a Macbook Pro. The mouse is small and seems fine ergonomically despite looking very minimalist. It can be used with either right or left hand, which is an important ergonomic feature in my opinion. I some...

You’ll get the same click feel you love, but make about 90% less noise.2Sound level comparison between Logitech Pebble M350 and Logitech M170. Left click dBA measured by an independent lab at 1m. Even the wide rubber scroll wheel glides in silence. Here's the link to know more:

Has a very light clicking sound, almost mute. The mouses response to movements to the screen is accurate. I use it for my macbook air & my dell desktop & it works very well with both. It's light & thin. Only issue is that because it's so thin it's not very ergonomically friendly at least compared to...

I got this mouse because it is flat and small enough to fit in my backpack during school. It fits comfortably in my hand and it has a nice feel. I use the USB dongle to connect to my laptop and I use the Bluetooth option to connect to my Samsung tablet. The switch from USB to Bluetooth is very easy ...

I give this high points for ergonomics because it isn't a left or right handed mouse. Very universal in that regard. A little small for my big man hands but not awkward to use. Good travel size for sure and would be perfect for someone with smaller hands than mine. It connected to my Mac instantly a...