Logitech M185 Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz with USB Mini Receiver, 12-Month Battery Life, 1000 DPI Optical Tracking, Ambidextrous, Compatible with PC, Mac, Laptop - Grey

Fantastic little mouse and great value! Bought this to use on the move with a laptop and it works great. Really easy to connect and nice and compact so it's easy to pack away.The USB bluetooth connector is tucked away inside where you would put batteries in, I was a bit confused at first when I couldn't find it in the box, but it's so nice that it has a little storage slot so you don't need to worry about losing it!Feels decently sturdy, it's a very lightweight and fairly small mouse, but it doesn't feel flimsy. The buttons and scrollwheel all feel pretty sturdy as well so I think they'll hold up well!It's fairly responsive for basic usage as well, I've not noticed any issues with the clicks being delayed at all.

The Logitech M185 Wireless Mouse is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a compact, reliable, and easy-to-use mouse. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and works flawlessly across multiple devices.Pros:✅ Plug & Play Simplicity – Just plug in the nano USB receiver, and it works instantly. No drivers or setup needed!✅ Excellent Battery Life – Logitech promises 12 months of battery life, and it truly delivers. No constant recharging required!✅ Smooth & Precise Tracking – The 1000 DPI optical sensor provides accurate cursor control for daily tasks.✅ Compact & Comfortable Design – Fits well in both right and left hands, making it perfect for all users.✅ Universal Compatibility – Works with PCs, Macs, and laptops without any issues.Cons:❌ Basic Features – No extra buttons or customizations, but it’s great for everyday use.❌ Not Ideal for Gaming – If you need a high-DPI gaming mouse, this might not be the best choice.Final Verdict:If you need a simple, durable, and efficient wireless mouse for work, travel, or casual use, the Logitech M185 is perfect. It’s affordable, hassle-free, and gets the job done effortlessly. Highly recommended!

Seems okay.. Just arrived this afternoon and one corner of the rigid plastic outer wrapper was open. But nothing was missing and it is, as it says, a plug and play item so easy to get started. Smaller than my previous mouse which is a good thing for me. Only 1 battery which is a bonus as well, if it lasts a year. Strangely, the LED on the underside does appear to be lighting up, but since the mouse is working, I don't think it is a problem.

Works very well and is affordable. It is a replacement for the same make and model mouse but where the left button stopped working reliably after many years of daily use. I do like the size and feel of this mouse.

This does the job very well, being responsive and comfortable to hold. It came with a battery which is said to last a year. I like that it has an on/off switch and that the connector is small and discrete. Very reasonable price in the sale.

Great little mouse, comes with batteries. I have been using mine for three months on a daily basis and still haven’t had to replace them. Handy to have the usb storage slot in the bottom of the mouse. Very useful and have bought a second one for my son. You can’t get them mixed up through as the usb only works with your mouse.

Small profile. Great connection. Good value.

I bought the Logitech M185 mouse to replace a very old Logitech M103 which had died. Fortunately I had a spare M103 which I could use, but it was a bit juddery on its tracking, hence the need for a replacement.The mouse arrived earlier than the stated date (good) and I quickly plugged the USB receiver into my laptop and switched on the mouse. Nothing, nada, no cursor and no red light underneath as is the case with the M103. I checked the battery, no problem. I tried another brand-new battery, nothing. I came to the conclusion that the mouse was faulty, so initiated a return and replacement. Amazon were extremely quick to replace the 'faulty' mouse and the new one arrived the next day.To cut a long story short, the replacement mouse was the same - no response at all. It seemed unlikely that two new units were faulty so I did some Googling and came across others who had had the same problem. I ascertained that the USB receiver was working correctly as it appeared in Device Manager, so the problem was with the mouse itself. As this is a Plug & Play device I had assumed the mouse would automatically pair with the receiver, as my old mouse had always done. Apparently, this is not always the case and a manual pairing process has to be done. This is not mentioned in any of Logitech's documentation. The manual pairing requires the simultaneous pressing of various buttons, after which the mouse now works perfectly.If only the documentation was more helpful I would have avoided sending what was probably a perfectly good mouse back to Amazon for a replacement.