LogitechSignature Plus M750 Wireless Mouse – for Small to Medium Hands, SmartWheel, Bluetooth, Multi Device, 24-Month Battery, Silent Clicks, Customizable Side Buttons, Contoured Shape - Graphite

If you're looking for a traditionally shaped full size Bluetooth mouse without a lot of bells and whistles that can also be used with an included wireless dongle I'd suggest giving this one a try. Bought this for use with a Mac Mini m4 and it's been fine for that purpose. I chose the 'L' version as I have fairly large hands. Other perks include built-in rechargeable battery which can be charged while the mouse is in use, and the ability to be paired with multiple computers.

I really like the size, and how quite this thing is. It is smooth operating. The Bluetooth connection sometimes disconnects and reconnects, but this could be my 8 uear old computer, if it really bothered me I would use it's USB adapter to prevent it. Is great to be able to pair with my laptop as a second device, so I can take with me while I travel.

Great product overall. I really like this mouse. The larger model fits well in my hand and the multidevice functionality works great and was easy to set up. The only feedback I have is I wish they would have put the buttons for switching devices on either the side or top of the mouse. I often accidentally click when trying to switch devices.

I have large hands and was sad when my old, very large Microsoft mouse began to fail. I looked at several possible replacements, and was tempted to purchase a Lenovo ergonomic model, large (almost mountainous) and angled at 45 degrees, which really fit my hand well, but eventually felt too extreme in angle and bulk and so I purchased this more conventional Logitech model that is stated to be designed for larger hands. However, the pinched-in sides and lower palm swell made it feel smaller and, in retrospect, I began to appreciate the comfort of some angulation, which this Logitech lacks. I finally settled on the German-designed Cherry, which has a full palm swell and is canted just enough to make it more comfortable (to me) than conventional mice, like this Logitech. The Logitech functioned very well and, I'm sure, would be perfect for most people with larger hands. It's only my experience with the Lenovo (its "dongle" remains plugged in as "backup"!) that made me me perhaps too critical of conventional mouse configurations, like this one.

I'm really impressed with this mouse. While I haven't owned any high-end models before, this is by far the best wireless mouse I've used. It's lightweight without feeling flimsy, and the texture is smooth—almost suede-like, but with a better grip. It glides effortlessly, and I haven't experienced any connection issues. Battery life has been solid so far, though I’ve only been using it a few hours a day at home.

Great basic mouse. Fits most hands.

Good product. Top of line. Easy to pair up to 3 different devices.

The mouse buttons, especially the right one, are so sensitive, they often click just from resting my fingers on them the way I've done for 20 years. The mouse is completely unusable since the context menu keeps popping up all the time. I did an exchange, hoping I just got a defective one, but the replacement was just as bad. I cannot imagine anyone actually using this mouse unless they constantly strain their finger muscles to keep them hovering above the mouse buttons. Also, this mouse lacks the side-to-side click of the middle scroll wheel.