Logitech M220 Silent Mouse, Wireless Black
- Ultra-quiet mouse with 90% reduced click sound and same click feel eliminates noise and distractions for you and others around you
- Comfortable mobile shape is small enough to toss in a bag and an ambidextrous design guides either hand into a natural position
- Mouse automatically connects to your computer via a tiny wireless Receiver that Plugs into your computer’s USB port
- Reliable, long range wireless mouse works up to 33 feet away from your computer (Actual wireless range may vary based on use, settings, and environmental conditions)
Logitech M220 Silent Mouse, Wireless Black
Original price was: $69.99.$12.99Current price is: $12.99.
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Specification: Logitech M220 Silent Mouse, Wireless Black
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Sara –
I cannot stand allowed clicking from your typical mouse. This completely solves that problem. More of a dull thud. Very accurate tracking, middle roller works great. Every part of this is excellent.
Warboy –
Siempre busco lo más nuevo en mouse silencioso. Compré 3 modelos de diferentes marcas conocidas y este es el mejor hasta el momento.
H. Fouts –
Probably only nicest mouse on the market today will buy more even when they break in the future
And yes good and quite & I use it for gaming
H Ly –
This mouse is very good. I have been using since the day I bought it (3 months) and have not had any problems. It consistently works and I have not needed to replace the battery. I use it everyday for at least 1-4 hours intensely such as in playing games or surfing the web. I can play just as good as my brother who has a whole gaming setup LMAO.
The mouse is made of plastic all around and there is no soft grip except for the scroll wheel. It uses one battery and also has a space for the USB inside. The sensor does not use a light and is invisible optic.
And I was worried about the scroll wheel: would it be ticky or smooth scroll. And it was ticky, what I wanted. After switching from my smooth scroll logitech mouse, it felt a bit rough and tough, but now it’s fine.
Finally this mouse is not silent but it is so much quieter and lower than normal mouses. People in rooms next to me are not able to hear the mouse and that is all I wanted.
E. Clemence –
I am writing the review 3 years after purchasing my logitech M220. First of all after 3 years of DAILY use, the battery is still alive to this day. Yes the original battery it came with. Its small, but not too small. Easy to get used to. The buttons are very responsive. Yes it is very quite. I compared this with about 3 other brands of quite mice out there, and this one seems to be the quietest. I highly recommend this mouse. I use it for class and no one can hear a thing. If this mouse can last me a strong 3 years of heavy use, it can for you too. If this mouse was worth 40 bucks I would still buy it. so BUY IT!
ChihuahuaMom –
Great mouse! I have only been using it for a few days so I can’t speak for the battery life or long term performance, but so far I am very pleased with this device. It is very smooth and quiet. It is not completely silent…but it is indeed very quiet. No skips or bumps while I drag it across the pad. Honestly for the price it is the best functioning mouse I have ever used.
H Ly –
This is not a Unifying device so please be aware if you want to use this along with your other Logitech devices as I did. Not a big deal – I simply have two USB receivers in my laptop now. I bought this to go along with my new Logitech K540 keyboard for the office since I type very fast and loudly.
This mouse is fantastic and truly very very quiet when clicking. It’s only downfall is the loud, scratchy scroll. I compared it alongside my previous M310 mouse – the M310 mouse’s scroll button is a bit “softer” which is why I say this M220 is “scratchy”. But the CLICK of the mouse is perfect for the reason I purchased. It is completely quiet. The scratchy scroll button can only be heard by me. No big deal.
For the price – and the everlasting quality of Logitech – this was a great purchase and I’m very happy with both the mouse and the keyboard mentioned above.
Isra S Alvarez –
I was rather disappointed with this silent mouse. The only thing great about it is, it’s the same size as my last mouse. The bad things are that click is not silent but not as loud as a normal mouse, the scrolling wheel is a lot louder. It doesn’t have a smooth roll, and it feels like an extremely cheap made product, and has something inside that rattles. It is very light weight and feels like a cheap plastic that makes it very slick. I wish it had some rubber or something to make it have more of a grip on the sides.
itsmythical2us –
The clicks are definitely quiet – I work from home where it’s usually pretty quiet, and I can just about hear the clicks. In a noisy office, you probably wouldn’t hear it at all. The mouse is also pretty small; if you have big hands (I don’t), definitely look for something bigger. It’s also very light, maybe a little too light. With the battery, it’s lighter than the cheap wired mouse that came with my company laptop. Even so, it’s pretty comfortable to use. I have a M325 mouse on my other laptop, which is about the same size, but significantly heavier and louder. Something the same size but weighing somewhere between the M325 and M220 would be ideal for me.
Only reason I gave it 4* instead of 5 is the price – for $23, I expected something that feels a little more solid, considering there are lots of alternatives out there for $10 or less. It doesn’t feel like it will fall apart, but its lightness doesn’t have the same quality feel as other Logitech mice I’ve had over the years. I may give the M330 a try.
Park Plaza Pediatrics –
It’s not 100% “silent” but it is much much quieter than the M325 I have. There’s still a sound but it’s very muffled not so much a hard click sound anymore. For anyone concerned about the “Logi” name thinking it’s a knock-off, I too got one that says Logi; if you do a quick search you’ll see apparently Logitech was trying to re-brand certain products with the shortened name. I don’t remember the measurements but I believe it’s the same size as the M325. Have had it a month now & so far no issues.