Signature M650 L Full Size Wireless Mouse Large Sized - Black

Its a good mouse, I use it for school, And trust me the Little to basically no noise is amazing, The software to connect it is a lil janky but it makes life a lil easier and the customization of everything is amazing, It feels good in the hand, But again choose your hand size, I have 2 of these, i gave my medium to my girlfriend who has small hands I have big hands so it works amazing for me. It's pretty lightweight, so it's good for travel. Now remember, this is a business mouse, not a Gaming Mouse, so the Value of this mouse is pretty good. I don't know about battery life, but hey, it comes with a Duracell battery, so at least they have the money and trustworthiness to give us good batteries

So far I love this mouse. It's a nice size for my hand and I like the "click" is muted. It moves smoothly and so far has been flawless. Pairing with my PC via the dongle was a breeze. I also like it only takes one battery. This is a high quality mouse and I'm happy with the purchase.

Jul 2025 Update: Had it at four stars, but changed it to five. After a few days I was able to open the mouse easily with two screws and fix and dust it very easily. The button was misaligned because of the plastic flexing weird? Love repairable and maintainable tech. Now the buttons are all back to normal. I'll update again if this changes. If it makes it to two years it'll be worth the cost. $20 per year is average these days. Some of the logitech G series mice don't even last this long without issue. ----- Jul 2025: I have been using this mouse for a year and five months now. It was good but if I knew it was going to last 1.5 years, I would have spent the $35 dollars towards a mouse that would last 3 years instead. If it was $15-20 it wouldn't be so bad. I love how quiet the clicks are. Never really had a problem with it until today. When the left click button started to have problems. I am used to computer mouse lasting longer than this. Some mice from the 90s still work, so I don't know why modern mice should be different. Pros: Ease of setup: Plug and play Scrolling speed: decent, you can change it in settings Battery Life: Amazing Size: L version fit my large hands well. Sleek: Good for any purpose or setting. No bright lights Some issues I had: Accuracy: There were some issues with the accuracy at times but turning it on and off fixed it. Dongle: When I used the USB dongle on Linux the system detected it as a wireless receiver which would interfere with wireless connectivity of the computer. Passing it through a USB hub prevented this issue somehow. Life: Lasted 1.5 years of office work and browsing. My next mouse will probably be an upright mouse for better ergonomics.

I'll give it four stars overall, and most of that is earned due to the low price. For starters, even though I ordered the large version, I was surprised at how small it is. It's barely bigger than a generic mouse that comes with a new desktop computer. It's noticeably smaller than my G502x plus, and that one is already a bit smaller than what I would prefer for my larger hands. I would consider this M650L as a medium size, at best. The ergonomics are also mediocre, at best. The mouse itself is symmetrical, with the only difference between the right and left handed versions being the side that the back/forward buttons are placed on. There is no ergonomic angle differences between the right or left handed versions, so prolonged use will eventually be just as painful as any other generic mouse. I do appreciate that this mouse has Bluetooth support, which is sorely lacking on the G series gaming mice. I wanted something with Bluetooth to avoid having to carry, and potentially lose, a separate dongle, as I plan to use this with my MacBook while traveling. This mouse does include a dongle for those who don't have bluetooth on their computer. The mouse clicks are pretty quiet, which is nice. The mouse also worked right out of the box with my Macbook; with the exception of the back/forward buttons. I had to install the Logitech software to get those working. That is kind of annoying as I don't like installing extra bloatware, just to get basic features working. Again, this is a mediocre mouse, and the only thing pulling it up to 4 stars, for me, is the low price. If they charged any more for it, then it wouldn't be worth it at all.

i tested multiple logitech mice, including mx anywhere 3, m720, mx master 2s, m705, g502 hero, and the m650L, and m510. in terms of comfort i would rate them (higher is better): m510: 5 m650L: 5 g502 hero: 4.8 m705: 4.5 mx master 2s: 4.3 mx anywhere 3: 3.8 m720: 1.5 *my hands are glove size, large in terms of features: mx master 2s: 5 g502 hero: 4.6 mx anywhere 3: 4.5 m650L: 3.8 m720: 3.8 m705: 3.5 m510: 1.5 closest to perfect: the g502 and mx master 2s. g502 is more comfortable, has 3x as many programmable buttons, and has quiet clicks, but lacks the magspeed wheel and wireless. the mx master 2s has the most useful features but is a bit less comfortable. The 650L is also great as it has better ergonomics than other Logitech mice, has Bluetooth, has silent clicks, and the semi - free - scrolling wheel is great. the m705 is another recommendable choice. It's extremely comfortable and has the free scrolling ability (though without the magspeed). the main drawback with this mouse is that the pads on the bottom are rough compared to other mice so it doesn't glide as smoothly. the mx anywhere 3 is an interesting choice as it has the magspeed wheel and while it doesn't provide support for your hand it's not so small as to be painful to use for long periods, but it was the most expensive mouse I tried by a big margin, and the price doesn't seem justified. I think it's important to point out that the number of features a product offers is not as important as the usefulness of each feature to the individual consumer. E.g. The 650L has fewer features than some of the other models but I would still strongly recommend it for its practical day-to-day usability. features that i cared about in order of their usefulness are as follows (grouped into 3 tiers) Features that mattered most to me: magspeed wheel (automatically switches between ratcheted and free scrolling) basic free scrolling wheel semi-free scrolling wheel (m650L) Smoothness of gliding Features that I liked but don't use often bluetooth wireless number of programmable buttons bluetooth connection memory for up to 3 computers. features i didn't really care about or that made no observable difference: high dpi support rechargeability

I LOVE this mouse so much. It glides and is completely silent with each click. It makes office time with coworkers and myself very bearable now. I can't stand how many clicks photo editing and browser scrolling takes. I bought this because it was white and Logitech is one of the best mouse brands ever. The size is perfect in my female palm so I don't get any hand fatigue and can work on a computer alll day long. The scroll wheel is also silent, what a dream! This is a really great mouse and I highly recommend. I'm going to replace all my wireless mouse with this one.

Pretty nice little mouse. I work a computer job from home so a comfortable mouse is pretty important. I normally use a wired steel series mouse for gaming and work because I love how comfortable it is, the speed and the responsiveness. However it’s not great for when I have to go to the office occasionally and attend conference room meetings. It’s loud and the wire is annoying. Hence why I ordered this wireless mouse. Right off the bat, feels pretty solid. Looks decent and tracks pretty well. It’s also very comfortable as it has a higher arch. I can tell it’s not as quick as my wired steel series but that’s obviously to be expected. Still very good. The clicks are super quiet, you can still feel it but very slightly. Not a huge fan of that but that’s just personal preference and also me coming from a very clicky steel series gaming mouse. I can’t speak to this logitechs long term reliability but if it lasts as long as my last one (5 years) then I’ll be happy. Also…to those complaining how they dropped it and it quit working, that doesn’t say anything about it build quality. Drinking glasses are going to break if you drop them on the floor. They’re not made for that and neither are computer mice or computer hardware in general. So far, I recommend it!

This mouse (M650) is quite good. Clicking is silent, the shape of the mouse in hand is okay. I appreciate the dual connectivity (bluetooth + USB dongle) even if it should have a bluetooth disable switch. Notes: - Yes, the clicks are silent, but the left-right actuators don't have enough resistance. It is too easy to click unintentionally. Some of that is learning curve, but some of it is not. The actuators need more resistance to prevent unintentional clicks. - The scroll-wheel functionality is not implemented with finesse. It is not a hyperscroll wheel, but more something in between a regular incremental scroll and hyperscroll. It does allow you to flick the mouse wheel for faster scroll through pages, etc., but the flick force required is too great and not as easily controlled. There is something about how the flicking force range that isn't optimally calibrated. It's kind of like being in the shower on a cold day, and having a 180 degree range of movement on your faucet valve, but then the only tolerable range is less than 1 degree in movement to get it at the right temp. - The "butt" of the mouse that resides in your palm is a bit too wide in relation to the front part where the left-right buttons are. A bit too cello-shaped. Proportion is a bit off in my opinion, which leads to less control for your fingers on the left-right buttons. Logitech needs to not discontinue great mice like Anywhere MX that has hyperscroll and USB dongle only connectivity. People would buy and continue to buy mice like that. There are not enough mice out there with hyperscroll as it is, and discontinuing their best implementations of that is not in anyone's interest.

I’m very happy with the Logitech Signature M650 L. It’s a very comfortable mouse, especially for medium-to-large hands, and the larger size provides a much better grip without feeling bulky. The ergonomic shape is very well designed, with a comfortable palm and thumb area that makes it easy to use for extended periods. The clicks are remarkably quiet, which is especially nice when working in a quiet room. The mouse also feels very smooth and responsive, with precise movement and a good-quality scroll wheel. The two side buttons are conveniently placed for back and forward navigation, while still being easy to avoid accidentally pressing. Wireless connectivity has been reliable, and the overall construction feels solid and well-made. I also appreciate that it uses a regular AA battery with very long battery life, rather than requiring frequent charging. Overall, this feels like a high-quality, thoughtfully designed mouse without being unnecessarily expensive. If you have medium-to-large hands and want something comfortable, quiet, reliable, and suitable for everyday use, I would definitely recommend the M650 L.

I think I've bought 3 of these now, I use two computers at home and I've just replaced my dad's mouse with this one. It is well worth the money, fits really well in you hand and with decent batteries it will last months before you need to change them. No issues with connection or use, it's the only mouse you'll ever need.

Great mouse, still using the battery i got with it after a few months of use. never had any connection problems with it being wireless. The rubber grip areas are wearing through a touch. The click was the reason i bought it though as its easily the quietest click that has ever clicked no sound at all. It does take a while to get used to. The scroll wheel does make a shed load of noise if you really fast scroll it though

Commande passée pour un produit neuf et réception d'une souris reconditionnée au prix du neuf !

Very good quality, silent and fast