Logitech M100 Corded Mouse – Wired USB Mouse for Computers and Laptops, for Right or Left Hand Use, Black

The Logitech M100 is my go-to USB mouse. It's a simple optical mouse that works extremely well. It's smooth and responsive, ambidextrous, light weight, and has sides that are sloped slightly to ensure it's easy to pick up. It works great on Mac, Windows, and Linux with no special drivers needed. It has a nice scroll wheel, three buttons (a left button, a right button, and you can press on the scroll wheel for the third button). It's dark grey with a black scroll wheel and a black stripe around the outer edge.I purchased mine at a very good price from the seller Hot Deals 4 Less®. It arrived in only three days, which was much faster than promised. It was well packed and arrived in perfect condition. I'm very happy with their service. Thank you!

I used to buy the Logitech B100 mice - this M100 is an updated version of the B100. With this one, the cord is a bit thicker (that's a plus), the cord is dark gray (I like) and the main mouse is basically the same. I love the feel of both of these mice, and the low, low price. I'm not into gaming so I don't need anything fancy. I just need to point and click. I want the mouse to feel comfortable and non-obtrusive. With this mouse, I work intuitively at the computer, it's just there and works as advertised, doesn't demand any attention, just delivers. The tracking is precise and forgiving - use it on a rough surface and it still performs well (like my bedsheets when I'm surfing on my laptop late at night!). Another example of a superb product that has everything you want at a very reasonable price. Wish my car was so well designed!

My Mac wireless mouse never worked right. So I replaced it with an old Logitech USB mouse that came with an old Dell computer my brother had purchased 10 years ago. It was worn, but it still worked. I used the old Logitech for about another year before it died. As a replacement, I purchased a wireless mouse from Anker. I also purchased this Logitech M100 as a backup... just in case.I'm glad I did. The wireless mouse felt great in my hand and worked well... when it worked. But it started acting up within two days. So... I went to my fallback position and hooked up the M100.It hasn't yet let me down. It's a little small (I like the feel of the Anker wireless mouse better), but you can't beat it for reliability. I fully expect this Logitech to last me another 10 years.AS to the vendor... they have been great. Shipped quickly and in good packaging. Got a winner here. :)

I got this mouse in May 2013 for work because my company's computer mouse was terrible. It had a double clicking/clicking problem which defeats the whole purpose of the mouse to begin with. It gets annoying when you mean to click once on something and it clicks twice. Talk about a lot of going backwards throughout the day.Anyways, I wanted something cheap because:1) I am not interested in spending $50+ for a mouse for work2) I am not interested in worrying if some coworker will jack my mouse because his default company mouse also stinks3) I needed something that was wired (because Bluetooth is not allowed at my company), and something that was accurate but simpleI chose Logitech because for the last 10+ years, anything Logitech I buy is awesome (speakers, mouses, keyboards, etc.). Anyways, this mouse still works great. No clicking problems. Scrolls very accurately. So what if it doesn't have scrolling side buttons or other features. This is a sub-$10 mouse that ALWAYS WORKS. What else do you want?

If you're just looking for a mouse to do its job, I don't think you can do better than this. It's cheap. It works. What else do you want?I suppose you could go cheaper if you really wanted, but then you'd lose two things. First you will probably lose brand quality. Logitech has been around for a long time now making mice, because they are cheap, and they keep on working years after you buy them. Secondly, even for the low price you get 1000 dpi. I prefer my mice at least somewhat sensitive and the 1000dpi gives me that. If you have small real estate to move your mouse around in, (for example you keep having to pick up and put down your mouse due to hitting the edge of your mouse pad or mouse area) then higher dpi is the way to go.

It's a great mouse, especially for the price! I love it, and it does everything I need a mouse to do. My only complaint is more of a preference then something wrong with the actual mouse. I prefer heavier mouses and this one is so light it takes some getting used to. However because its so light it makes it easy to take wherever you want. It weighs about the equivalent a Styrofoam sphere with a diameter of 6 inches. I also like the size of this mouse. It's the perfect size for my hand which is pretty small, although I often use big mouses. The mouse works on any surface so you don't need a mouse pad. It works on my glass desk, my blanket, even my leg. It's a very well made all around good standard mouse! I'm using it as a gaming mouse but if you are getting this for business this is definitely the perfect mouse for you.

One of the most reliable mice I’ve ever used. It just works. Macs, windows, Linux, it just works on everything. And it lasts forever.

The Logitech M100 computer mouse is aVery decent product for the price. They generally last me about 5 years or more. It's always the replacement that I choose. Great value for the money.