Logitech M720 Triathlon Wireless Mouse - 3-Button Programmable Design with Hyper-Fast Scrolling.

Eric: I've only had this mouse for a week, but I'm liking it so far. Its a little on the heavier side for a mouse, but I am liking that. Slides very smooth and fits my hand nicely. The material of the palm has a nice texture to it, hopefully it keeps up over time. The buttons have a good layout and I'm impressed with how easy it is to setup with the Logi Options software. I've just been using it with the unifying receiver so far and haven't had any connection issues with it. I changed to this mouse because the bluetooth connection on my previous mouse was pretty flaky (just a cheap apple mouse knock-off), but its nice to know that its an option if I decide to use it.

United States on Nov 11, 2023

Airpower: It took me a while to find a Bluetooth mouse that was comfortable and had all the features I wanted, and the M720 finally checked those boxes. I use this on three different devices, and switching between them is easy and works great. To me the mouse is very comfortable in the hand, lightweight enough for lots of use, and the buttons and scroll wheel are nicely placed. The fact that the device switching button is right next to the back and forward buttons, but it's easy enough to get used to. The option to switch the scrolling mode is nice, but I rarely turn it to fast mode. My one issue really is that the mouse clicks are rather "clicky" compared to more silent options. Not a deal breaker, but I wish Logitech would bring their quiet click to this mouse.

The only other thing of note is that I first purchased this mouse in spring 2023 and it is all black, but the second one I purchased later is more of a dark charcoal, and white on the bottom. I don't mind, just find it odd that the colors changed.

All-in-all, a great multi-device mouse that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

Al van der Laan: When I received this mouse, I was not really sure if I should keep it for my daily office work. I am glad I did. The mouse is a tad heavy, which works well on a mouse mat and glides effortlessly.
This is a battery operated mouse and after using it for three weeks it still shows 100%, not many of my rechargeable mice have done this. Connects to three Bluetooth sources and one on the dongle, plenty for working in the office.
I have big hands and I needed to take time to get used to this mouse. I think after about three days I was very happy to find the mouse beside my keyboard and since it has become a good buddy of my setup. Not only that, but I do game quite a bit and for games where I use a mouse it is more than adequate.
I know it is a Logitech mouse and their options+ software really is annoying, but it keeps the firmware up to date. The scroll wheel is precise, but in free flow it does need some changing parameters here and there in Windows.
Great mouse, hope to be able to enjoy it for a long time.

Canada on Oct 30, 2023

RickS: Lately I have tried several wireless mice. I have a large hand and prefer a larger, heavier mouse. Larger ones are not as easy to find. I tried a couple of generic brands. While full featured electronically, their mechanical assembly was cheap, the buttons were flimsy, and the scrolling was not consistent. They did not last long. This Logitech M720 impressed me a lot. It is solid and well built. It is comfortable with my large hand. It is not a "travel mouse" meaning that would be a bit bulky to carry around with a laptop. I would not call it a large mouse either. Perhaps its size is medium but it seems perfect for me. It is nice and heavy, almost 5 ounces, which gives you more control when you need precise movements. Other reviewers suggest this mouse is suitable for hands of all sizes. The buttons are quiet. The scroll wheel has a slight click from the detents. It supports Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wireless. The USB receiver is stored under the battery cover. The AA battery is supposed to last 2 years. You can find a program on the Logitech web site to help pair the mouse with your computer and another program to help you set mouse options. The users guide is there too. I may buy...

United States on Oct 23, 2023

MMR: First let me tell you my experiences with wireless computer mice before discussing the pros and cons. I am very picky about mice, and trust me I have used a lot of mice - not only from Logitech but also from other brands - over the years. Even from Logitech alone, I have used several of their models - from the bottom tier to the top tier. But no other mouse has ever given the satisfaction that this one is giving. It is, hands down, the best wireless mouse for office and home uses imo. Now, let's discuss the pros and cons.
PROS: In a nutshell, this mouse has everything you can ask from a office and home purpose mouse. Nevertheless, I would like to point out some major advantages:

1. Well built with quality materials, sturdy and good looking.

2. Ergonomic design that fits average size hands perfectly.

3. Scroll wheel is the best I have used. It does both horizontal and vertical scrolling. Also, you can switch between 'line-by-line scrolling' and 'super fast scrolling' just through a tap of the button over the scroll wheel. This method provides far more accurate and consistent scrolling than what I have experienced with Logitech MX Master 3S, although this...

Canada on Oct 21, 2023

Dominic Termine: It's a very nice mouse overall, comfortable if you have larger hands. Connects quick, battery lasts forever, I've had it two months and I haven't charged it except for when I got it. And I didn't fully charge it then...

Pros
I have a fairly large hand, and this is a decent size, and pretty comfortable. I don't like smaller mice, they tend to hurt my hands. I like the thumb grip and side buttons, they're convenient for browsing and also games. And like I said, battery lasts a damn long time. Lastly, it connects via Bluetooth and USB very quickly. The mouse will go to sleep after some inactivity to save battery (great feature, this was I never have to flip the switch if it's on my desk), and all it take to wake up and reconnect is a tiny tiny movement of the mouse and less than half a second.

Cons
I don't like the thumb button that is built into the grip, it's a good idea but I tend to hit it accidentally too often for it to be usable. You can turn it off, but then you miss out on what could be a good feature.

And one last positive that I forgot to add (as you can tell it's a nice mouse), there's an extra mechanical button right by the scroll wheel. It...

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Ing. Alfredo Hernandez: Los mouse Logitech salen muy buenos en cuanto a ahorro de pila, desempeño, tamaño (soy de mano grande), configuraciones (la rueda para desplazarse ya sea en pocas líneas o muchas) son excelente. No requiero muchos botones y con los que trae ajusto lo que siempre ocupo. No es de los que no hacen ruido en cad click pero es mínimo el ruido. Calidad probada y comprobada a un excelente precio.

Mexico on Oct 14, 2023

John D.: I have a Logitech G502 Hero for my Windows PC, but I didn't want to keep unplugging the mouse and plugging it into my Mac Mini everytime I wanted to use a mouse.

This M720 mouse allows me to easily switch over to whatever computer I'm using by pressing one of the 3 thumb buttons on the left side of the mouse.

Pairing the mouse is straight forward and both my PC and Mac were able to see and connect to the mouse.

Out of the box, the mouse works well with my Mac. I do notice that cursor moves a little slower across the screen compared when I'm using the G502 mouse. Might be a setting, but I'll have to dig on the internet since there are no instructions that came with the mouse.

Luckily, the mouse already comes with a single AA battery installed. I don't mind the use of AA batteries, since most products that come with a built-in rechargeable battery you don't knows how long those last. I don't even know if you can even replace those built-in batteries. Honestly, you never hear anyone or see any website mention anything at all about replacing a built-in battery.

In any case, the mouse works well with my computers and feel comfortable in my...

United States on Oct 08, 2023

Eduardo Zavaleta: Es de gran utilidad si utilizan 3 dispositivos

Mexico on Sep 18, 2023

James FN: First released in 2016, it's a classic Logitech design with a really nice basic grip: size, weight & shape is very comfortable for right-handed users with average sized hands. Has several useful features: the standout is connectivity by USB unified receiver or Bluetooth multipoint; can cycle control of up to 3 devices with a button press (notebook + desktop PC, for example); Logitech Flow software provides an alternative easy way to copy/paste or switch control across devices. Eight buttons, including a hidden thumb switch, six can be customized; I frequently use a middle-click so reprogrammed the thumb to duplicate pressing the wheel. Broad flexibility (mostly) to configure as desired; I think the main appeal is for those who will benefit from using one mouse to control multiple devices, at home or at work.

While Logi's software has improved I'm feeling build quality seems less, but maybe not. Clicking just feels a bit mushy, scroll wheel clicks sometimes don't register (need to press firmly), though overall it still performs how a good mid-range office mouse should. The scroll-wheel has a left/right tilt feature for horizontal scrolling; the right size & shape for...

Canada on May 25, 2023