Logitech M590 RF Mouse, Wireless Red, 910-005197 (Red)

I'm not gonna waste time talking about precision and stuff. It works perfectly fine with any even surface, very consistent mouse pointer movement (I've used it mostly in bluetooth mode). Works perfectly on 2 device. I've used it with my Macbook Air and a Windows laptop. Switching between laptops takes fraction of a second with a button click below the wheel. :::Functionality & customization::: I didn't even tried "Flow", which is a multi computer mouse sharing over same network. You can even share files between computers. I'm still very much impressed with this mouse. Left and right mouse buttons are completely SILENT. Scroll wheel is very satisfying & accurate. With "Logitech Options" software, you can customize the buttons. SO, it can perform EVERYTHING that a $99 magic mouse from Apple can do in Mac OS. I've assigned top thumb button for mission control. Holding the button & moving the mouse upward launches mission control, holding the button & moving it right switches to the right desktop. AND these functions are very consistent. No hiccups / skips. I've assigned scroll wheel click to "scroll zoom", which is basically performs pinch to zoom in/out by clicking and scrolling the wheel!! Thats genius! I've the Apple magic mouse & I DO NOT USE IT any more! I love this silent logitech mouse. :::Button clicks::: Buttons are SILENT. LT and RT mouse buttons are 100% silent, thumb buttons are about 80% & scroll button is 90% silent (don't ask me how did I calculate, just feeling). Clicks are satisfying, feels stable. SILENT buttons are very very useful in libraries. :::Design::: It is not too big and not too small either. Easy to fit in a laptop bag. It is a nice, portable size and comfortable enough to use for long time (I would not say that it is THE most comfortable mouse I've ever used). *) It comes with a "Unifying" dongle, so you can add up to 6 devices to the receiver, if you wish to do so. I've found bluetooth connectivity is more stable than those receivers. *) I bought the mouse from eBay for $30. In logitech website it is priced $39, which is not too bad. :::verDict::: I'm amazed by the button customizability and SILENT click of the mouse. It is very easy to recommend such a amazing product, only if you find it in right price.

I've been using the more basic Logitech M330 Silent for several months now, and the M590 is a very nice upgrade. Aside from the extra buttons, which can be customized, the scroll wheel is waaay smoother and quieter (on the M330, it's actually quite noisy). Also the smooth texture on the handgrip makes this far easier to clean than the M330 with its recessed texture. One of my biggest complaints with the M330 is that the small triangular recesses on the grip accumulate dirt and dead skin cells that are hard to remove, and that also goes for the scroll wheel (I would post pictures, but it's quite nasty). The only minor gripe I have with the M590 is that the color is a dark grey rather than black. We'll see if it holds up over time; these are just my first impressions.

Good mouse but took 2 weeks to deliver.

I got this mouse specifically because it also had an rf dongle, so if bluetooth performed as badly as I've heard about other mice, I'd have a backup. I have to say, I'm very impressed. After leaving the mouse idle for 10 minutes, there was maybe a quarter second lag in waking up, but is that honestly an issue for anyone? It always works instantly, no lag, it's also a bit better shaped than some of the other headlining bluetooth mice by microsoft and logitech right now. I wasnt sure how I'd like a silent mouse either, as I've grown accustomed to hearing a click when I click. You can still feel the click, just no noise, it's quite nice, to silently click a lot again. Havent tried with another device, but pairing it was instant. Overall quite happy. I'd have to say, the connection and tracking is more precise and better than my old logitech m325, which needed the dongle right next to the mouse, and wouldnt even work on the opposite side of the laptop.

This M590 seems to be identical to the M585 except this M590 is the "silent" version. They share the same shape, buttons, and features. Just slightly different color scheme. I've had this mouse for a week and I like it. Seems to be one of the best feature-rich mice for under $30 (on sale). I have NOT tried Logitech's "Flow" software, and I probably won't install that. I installed "SensibleSideButtons" freeware for Mac to make the thumb buttons do forward/back with low or zero system overhead. I haven't tried the Bluetooth either. The Unifying wireless USB is working great, and even works perfectly at 30-feet range in my initial long-range test. It's indeed VERY quiet, but not truly "silent." There is no harsh click. Just a muffled tap sound. It's similar in sound and feel to my iPhone 7's haptic Home "button." Perfect for late-night working. Some reviews have complained that this mouse-wheel click is not quiet, but I've found the wheel to be quiet enough. Nearly as quiet as its "silent" buttons, and certainly quieter than my other Logitec mouse scroll wheel (quieter both in wheel-clicks and wheel-scrolling). My biggest complaint is the left/right buttons are VERY sensitive. Too easy to press. If I relax my fingers and rest them, I've been getting unintentional clicks. It might take me another week to get used to that (I hope). Pros: -- VERY quiet and okay tactile feedback. Thumb buttons and scroll wheel are also quiet in clicking and scrolling. -- Solid build, no rattles, hefty feel. The matte finish is a nice stylish touch. -- Supports two wireless methods: USB (Logitech's Unifying USB) and also Bluetooth. -- Scroll wheel has fine indents (rather than the overly-corse and jumpy notches in other mice). -- Affordable, when on sale for $25. Still a good mouse for MSRP of $39.99. Cons: -- Minus 1/2 star for buttons being too sensitive. Too easy to press. -- Minus 1/2 star for convex grip on right side. Not the best for gripping. Minor gripe. -- Slightly too small in size (4.07" long). I wish it were longer, like the "full size" M510 (4.75" long). -- This M590 seems to only be readily available at STAPLES stores ($25 on sale, regular $39.99)

My wife had this mouse and she was delighted with it! I wanted to purchase something without needing a USB dongle (Which is included) so that it could connect directly to my laptops and this one does the job amazingly. It works seamlessly between my Macbook Pro 14" 2021 and my windows laptop. I can switch between my Macbook and Windows with a click of a button on the mouse. I can also move between my Macbook and Windows WITHOUT clicking the button with the "Logitech Flow" option where you set it up on both devices and when you move your mouse to the edge of the screen on one device (my windows laptop) and it travels to the other device (in this case my Macbook) and vice versa, you can copy and paste files and texts as well. Smooth (1000 dpi), "Silent" clicks, and long battery life (2 years) on 1 AAA battery

Currently, Logitech has an M235 model on Amazon that looks like a quality product at about 1/3rd price of the M590.. and which is a basic wireless mouse, with a nano-USB receiver, which means it pairs only with the USB receiver it comes packaged with, not with other receivers. Which means. if you have a wireless keyboard, you will need two separate USB ports... and if you want to connect another device like an external hard-disk etc, then good luck... cause latest sleek laptops etc don't come with so many USB ports. So, if you need a basic wireless mouse go for M235. But I'd highly recommend going for the M590, instead. It's barely 1200Rs more than the M235 but is far far more advanced and way more worth the extra spend. It's based on Logitech's unifying technology, which means it comes with a unifying USB receiver... such receivers can pair with up to 6 logitech devices at a time, so you can have only one port occupied and still have your wireless mouse, keyboard and other (logitech) devices connected. Also, this mouse is bluetooth technology. These days the new laptops are powerhouses but extremely sleek and lightweight, and have just one USB 2.0/3.0 port and a few USB-Type-C ports... so if you want to connect your external hard-disk etc, you will have to remove even the unifying USB receiver... so in such cases, it's nice to have the mouse connected by bluetooth and free up the USB 2,0/3.0 port for other devices. The unifying connectivity and bluetooth is just 1/3 the advantage... the other 2/3 of the advantage is in it's functionality, usage and customisation. It has 2 side buttons near the thumb programmed for "back" and "forward" by default... and the scroll wheel can be left clicked and right clicked for horizontal scroll, by default... and the scroll wheel can be pressed down for the "middle click" function - all these are nice to have for added productivity and comfort... but the real beast of performance comes in their customisations!!! All these 5 buttons.. the 2 buttons near the thumb, the scroll wheel left, right and middle clicks... can be customised to perform any function you like!!! You gotta download the logitech options software for programming each key for it. There are many many many options that you can select from for the button to do... so u can imagine opening a particular file/software/folder in one click, or assign your most used action... copy, paste etc... this means the 5 buttons can really make you a power performer! This is not all... these 5 buttons can also be programmed differently for different softwares!!!! So, you can imagine... in photoshop the 5 buttons perform functions that you assign specifically for photoshop... same way, they can be customised differently for let's say a 3d software.. different in some gaming software.. etc etc... it's endless and it's amazing. If you are a power user/programmer etc, i think you'd be a slave to this mouse once you try it and see how some tasks that take 5-7 clicks can be done in 1 click... and if it is an often repeated task, then the efficiency make sure you never go back to a regular mouse! I gotta add a note about "Gesture control". In the abovementioned customisation, one of the functions you can select to assign a button is Gesture Control... which means, if you keep the button clicked and move forward, it's one gesture.. same way, keep it clicked and move mouse back, or left, or right. So each button can have a basic click function + 4 gestures.. and each can be assigned a separate function. So, you could actually have 5 possible functions to each button... and so for 5 buttons, total possible programability is 25 functions... and you can do so differently for different softwares!!!!! You would only know how mind blowing this is if you were a power user, and not a simple email+browsing+MS Word user! ; ) Mind you all this is only possible in high quality mouse like Logitech MX Master 2S etc which are Rs.6000+ - i.e. to get such customisation power at this price is just too good to let go! Additional features - - it has Logitech Flow technology ... read up more online about it.. i've already written a lengthy review, so won't elaborate ; )))) - its a normal sized mouse good for normal sized hands. I have large hands and need the big-sized Masters MX 2S since I am a professional and power user and will find the M590 uncomfy for long use... but I love it for home use and travel. - the key clicks are almost soundless. This mouse is basically same as M585 model in all ways.. only diff is that M585 has noisy clicks... so the 100-200Rs extra price is worth the price and silence. Go for it blindly!! The mouse is unreal for the price...!

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small compact mouse, does the job, silent and fast connecting

Kargo firmasinin, kargosu ve teslimat adresi gayet net ve kolay olan bir yere teslimat yapmayi becerememesine ragmen urun tarafima Amazon ve destek ekibi sayesinde teslim edildi. Sasirtici bir sekilde musteri memnuniyetini onemsiyor ve yardimci olmak icin ellerinden geleni yapiyorlar. Belirttigim gibi, 'kargo firmasina' ragmen urunu tarafima teslim ettiler ve uzerine bir de jest yaptilar. Nasil tesekkur edecegimi bilemedim. Cok fazla alisveris yapan biri degilim ama bir urun alacaksam once Amazon'a bakiyorum. Hatta urunun kendisi yoksa yine Amazon'da muadili olabilecek alternatiflere bakiyorum. Cunku pisman olmayacagimi biliyorum. Urunun kendisi ile ilgili: Fiyat/performans olarak hic dusunmenize gerek yok. Sag ele uygun olsun diye asitmetrik yapilmis fareleri normalde tercih etmem ama bu farede cok ciddi bir fark yok. Bluetooth ile calisirken daha once kullandigim mouse'a ile (Microsoft Bluetooth 3000) kiyaslandiginda daha fazla 'lag' var. USB dongle ile kullanirken bu gecikme neredeyse yok. Oyuncu mouse'u olmasa bile, oyun oynayacaksaniz bir yerde test etmenizde fayda var. Kabaca, Skyrim oynayacaksaniz sorun yasamazsiniz ama Quake 3 gibi hizli akan oyunlarda pek verimli olamayabilir. Baglantissinda 2 cihaza ayri ayri eslestirdigimde dahi hicbir sorun yasamadim, gayet temiz, sorunsuz. Cihaz degistirme ve yeni baglanti kurma da gayet sorunsuz. Ekranlar arasi tasima-birakma da kullandigim isletim sisteminde (macos) gayet iyi ve kullanisli calisiyor. Yalniz bu ve tuslarin kisisellestirilebilmesi icin Logitech yazilimi kurmaniz gerekiyor. Benim bu mouse'u tercih sebebim tekerleginde 'side-click' (horizontal scrolling) olmasiydi. Boyle bir mouse'a ihtiyaciniz varsa, yine bu fiyat ve basarim olarak yerinde bir secim. Yalniz sessiz tiklama, tekerlegin butonlarina uygulanmis degil. Farenin sol ve sag butonlari super sessiz, orta tiklama da sessiz sayilir ama 'tilt' yaparken cikan ses 'sessiz tiklama' kavramina tezat sayilabilecek seviyede :) Malzeme kalitesi de yine fiyatina gore gayet iyi. Daha once kullandigim Logitech fareler, Microsoft muadillerine gore mekanik olarak daha kisa omurlu olmuslardi, bu urunde de zamanla belli olacak. Ozetle urunden memnunum. Amazon'un ve calisanlarinin calisma prensipleri ve hizmet felsefesi ise essiz. Yani kereste alacaksaniz dahi once buraya bakin, yoksa da alternatifini bulun. :)