Logitech Signature M650 Mouse Right-hand RF Wireless+Bluetooth Optical 2000 DPI

The cat who often sleeps on a pillow on my laps is offended by the sound of mouse clicks. Over the years, I have tried three models of silent-clicky mouses, with the M650 being my favorite. I like it because it has soft-ish rubber sides, a rubber-coated scroll wheel that spins silently, and most of all, near-silent finger-button clicks. At first, the smaller size of the mouse seemed weird, but now that I am used to it, the bigger mice seem too big, and I have medium-sized hands for a man. I am glad it does not have an RGB light show, which I find distracting. The thumb buttons on the left-side are useful to have but placed too far back for my thumb to reach them comfortably. If Logitech were to put the silent features into some of their more ergonomic (and ... MoreThe cat who often sleeps on a pillow on my laps is offended by the sound of mouse clicks. Over the years, I have tried three models of silent-clicky mouses, with the M650 being my favorite. I like it because it has soft-ish rubber sides, a rubber-coated scroll wheel that spins silently, and most of all, near-silent finger-button clicks. At first, the smaller size of the mouse seemed weird, but now that I am used to it, the bigger mice seem too big, and I have medium-sized hands for a man. I am glad it does not have an RGB light show, which I find distracting. The thumb buttons on the left-side are useful to have but placed too far back for my thumb to reach them comfortably. If Logitech were to put the silent features into some of their more ergonomic (and expensive) mice, then I would definitely spend my money to upgrade, especially if it was one of their mice with the side-scrolling wheel that is useful for editing video and looking at spreadsheets. As for now, this mouse checks the most important boxes, and I am glad to have this option for a silent mouse.

I have a drawer full of Logitech mice. Don't get me wrong - I like them all. But for a perfect business mouse that just works and fades into the background, this finally is the answer. I've tried the pebble mouse, the M330 silent mouse - but each of them had either a lack of features or less than optimal ergonomics. The M650 gets it right and hits that sweet spot. Not too fancy, not too simple, but a mouse that works perfectly, feels great, and handles daily office tasks with ease. I originally purchased the large variant but for the majority of folks, the regular size will be excellent. I use one on my Mac (replacing the torturous Magic Mouse) and one on my work computer. Hopefully, your experience will match mine.

I have had this a little over 1 month so I cannot comment on endurance / durability of the sensor or clickers.However, the mouse is extremely silent and has a good weight. I have a medium to large hand (glove size let's say) and it is perfectly adequate. I think if you had larger hands than that it may be a bit disappointing for a large mouse but definitely not terrible like those silly "portable" ones.I do carry this in my hard case and throw it in the backpack for travel and to go to meeting rooms where silent is needed. Definitely happy it is quieter than even the keyboard on the laptop.Never had an issue with connectivity and unlike my Anker mouse, I can place the USB fob about 3-4 ft away no problem.