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I use depleted AA batteries from remote controls, or other needy battery devices and use them for my mouse. It lasts 30 days, +/- 2 weeks. Then the battery finally gets thrown out.
I use depleted AA batteries from remote controls, or other needy battery devices and use them for my mouse. It lasts 30 days, +/- 2 weeks. Then the battery finally gets thrown out.
I have several of these M352 models. After several years they start to lose contact and if I open the compartment and reinsert the batteries they work fine again for a while. It's not the batteries. I am thinking that it's the spring. After serveral years it loses tension. I have tried to "strectch" it but I was affraid of breaking it. Anyone else have this problem?🤣
meh, it's got that annoying USB transmitter which makes it a pain if moving the mouse between different 'puters. Much prefer the ease of a BT mouse, and the Logi M196 which is still on sale for the same $10 at Amazon.
Logitech M325 and M325s are 5 button mice.
The scroll wheel can be pressed sideways left and right to navigate backward and forward on web browsers like Google Chrome.
They are the lowest price 5-button mice I know of when on sale for $9.99.
Yes they require a USB port for connecting the dongle.
Are these the same size or larger than the M650?
Went to the jungle and asked AI and here's what it said: No, the Logitech M325s is actually smaller than the M650. M325s dimensions: 3.7" x 2.2" x 1.5" M650 dimensions: 4.2" x 2.4" x 1.5"
The M650 is designed for small to medium hands, while the M325s is specifically marketed as great for users with smaller hands, including kids, and limited workspaces. The M650 is about 0.5" longer and 0.2" wider than the M325s you're currently looking at.
I did notice someone said this mouse will work with the unifying dongle as well. I don't know myself. I like the unifying most times. Neat to be able to use two devices on the same computer (two keyboards or two mice).
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The scroll wheel can be pressed sideways left and right to navigate backward and forward on web browsers like Google Chrome.
They are the lowest price 5-button mice I know of when on sale for $9.99.
Yes they require a USB port for connecting the dongle.
Went to the jungle and asked AI and here's what it said: No, the Logitech M325s is actually smaller than the M650.
M325s dimensions: 3.7" x 2.2" x 1.5"
M650 dimensions: 4.2" x 2.4" x 1.5"
The M650 is designed for small to medium hands, while the M325s is specifically marketed as great for users with smaller hands, including kids, and limited workspaces. The M650 is about 0.5" longer and 0.2" wider than the M325s you're currently looking at.
I did notice someone said this mouse will work with the unifying dongle as well. I don't know myself. I like the unifying most times. Neat to be able to use two devices on the same computer (two keyboards or two mice).
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