Logitech M525 Wireless Mouse - Red and Black Color Scheme

KralNox: Plus pour le boulot que pour jouer car 2 piles AA ça plombe nettement le poids

Sinon c'est une Logitech alors très bonne qualité, précise et agréable

France on Oct 04, 2023

Dickiedo: I have another of these and really liked it-the scroll wheel works great-battery life is excellent and it just has a nice "feel" to it during use. The version with blue was 10 bucks less than the all gray model, so blue is my favorite color

United States on Sep 27, 2023

Gary Larson & Alisa Edinger: Im using this very mouse here today, Ive had it I think coming up on 2 years now & it has taken some falls onto hard surfaces, its withstood the test of time & still going strong & dependable as the day I got it, would purchase again happily, highly recommend !!

United States on Sep 18, 2023

D. Barker: This is a little bigger than the very popular M325, which for people with bigger hands is just a little too small. This is big enough to work for a person with a bigger hand but probably works best for people with medium size or smaller hands. It's a mouse that will work for a home computer that has multiple users of different ages.

For bigger hands the M310 or M510 is still better, or it is for me. The M510 is really comfortable holding onto for me personally. But this is certainly usable. Like the M325 and M510 it has a wheel with a switch when pushed either direction so that's nice.

I'd say it's worth the extra cost over an M325, and it looks really nice.

United States on Aug 08, 2023

JayKay: This is a first class wireless mouse. Easy to install and very comfortable to use. My hand sits on it comfortably , it moves easily and the left and right clicks and the scroll wheel work very naturally. For every day purposes it is perfect, with no complicated gaming stuff to go wrong. It looks smart too and seems to be solidly built. I’m very pleased with it. And I think good value for money too.

United Kingdom on Aug 07, 2023

Kanageswaran: artikel ist als beschreibung gut

Germany on Jul 24, 2023

Eckart Keller: Dennoch würde ich sie wieder kaufen, weil mich Haptik und Stromverbrauch überzeugen.

Germany on Jul 21, 2023

Amazon Customer: The M525 seems to be a decent little mouse, albeit not having a completely premium feel.

To those confused about "not receiving" the batteries and USB receiver - they're sent within the mouse itself. Just use the release button on the underside and remove the top section which has the Logitech logo on it.

USB receiver was automatically recognised and setup on Windows 11, literally plug 'n play. It has a nice and responsive sensitivity setting out of the box, quickly nipping the mouse cursor all over the screen without multiple swipes of the mouse itself. It's also accurate on miniscule movements too, so it's great to use for general Windows / application use. I was expecting side buttons as the description stated it had back and forward buttons, but this is actually just done by pushing the mouse wheel left and right - I initially wasn't keen on this but I quickly found it to work as well if not easier than side buttons operated by thumb and other fingers. I use this while on my sofa so this mouse picks up movement perfectly when used on leather, so it'll likely work well with most surfaces as well. It has good range too - my PC is upstairs and it works fine...

United Kingdom on Jun 27, 2023

Clod: I have been using the Logitech M325 mouse until it got stolen (I can't believe someone would want to steal an optical mice!)
As the price difference of the M325 and M525 is only USD 2.00 to 3.00 when on sale, I decided to get the M525 to give it a try. My M325 vs M525 experience as follows

Ergonomics: M325
I like the overall feel of the M325 better (slightly smaller than M525, and has round profile in the front, M525 is a square profile in the front), I like a round profile front better as my fingers feel more natural when I grip the mouse. the M325 also offers better grip (the sides of the mouse). Although the M525 has rubber sides, the colored stripes (gray, blue or red depending on the color you get) is not rubber, it is made of plastic and I find it too slippery. If they change this to rubber then the grip will be on par with M325. I normally lift the mouse when I traverse horizontally from screen to screen (multiple monitor configuration in windows, i have to lift the mouse as I run out of horizontal space on my table) and the slight slipping effect each time I lift the mouse is annoying.

Looks: (depends on person) M325
Personally I like the looks of...

United States on May 20, 2013

Jeannie: I really like this mouse and the Unifying Receiver (this is my second one). I used to use the M505 and liked it but it now feels clunky compared to this one, especially the scroll wheel (I just ordered two more M525s to replace the two M505s I have on my desktop). The scroll wheel on the M525 is quieter and turns much more freely, allowing faster vertical scrolling without losing any precision. A quick flick on the wheel will send the page sailing up or down. Clicking the scroll wheel button was a bit tricky to learn how to do because the scroll wheel spins so freely but I was able to get the hang of it pretty quickly (allowing the tip of my finger to rest on just in front of the wheel and pressing down on the wheel pretty much always keeps the wheel from turning).

The Unifying Receiver and the associated software allow up to six devices, such as mice and keyboards, to be paired up with one Receiver, a real plus when faced with a paucity of USB ports. There is a place inside the mouse's battery compartment where one can park an extra receiver (the Unifying keyboards also have a place to park extra receivers). Unfortunately, a device can be paired up with only one receiver...

United States on Nov 02, 2012