Logitech Keyboard Scroll Lock Button

I am seriously impressed with the Logitech MX Keys and MX Master 3S wireless mouse and keyboard set! The first thing that struck me was just how comfortable they both are to use. The keys on the keyboard are smooth and responsive, and the angle of the keyboard itself just feels so natural to my hands that I can type for hours without any discomfort. And the mouse, oh man, the mouse! It fits so perfectly in my palm that it feels like an extension of my hand. And the scroll wheel is hands down the smoothest, most satisfying scroll wheel I've ever used.

I got this for my Logitech MX mini keyboard, does what it is made for.

I just love the way that the keyboard and mouse performs! Keyboard is point (MK270) and mouse is smooth (M185), I love the scroll effect that mouse wheel has and the fact that can perform with a fair distance. I have medium size hands and feels really comfortable at touch!

Just got it to replace a Logitech wireless m570. The Kensington mouse is more precise than the M570. The touch scroll is easier to use than the scroll wheel although I wouls like to see a button to convert the ball to a scroll function.

Works as intended without the bells and whistles of more expensive models -- no CAPS lock, scroll lock, or number lock indicator lights. On/Off switch isn't color-coded green/red, so I have to take an extra look to make sure I leave it off when not in use. Works great with no reception problems. I would recommend this product for someone who wants a wireless M/K on a budget.

I upgraded from version 2 and love this one as not being able to use the scroll wheel as a button drove me crazy. Version 3 now does and the feel of the wheel is much nicer. I love the fact that I can just click the bottom button to switch computers. The quality and the overall feel are great. A little pricey but then again it always works through Bluetooth and I don't have to waste time messing with it.

Compared to the mouse, this trackball takes some getting used to, though I'm finding the scroll ring, ball and left button intuitive, and will learn to use the right button with time. I am glad that I also ordered the mouse pad with gel wrist rest; much more comfortable than the extended tailpiece.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A good basic wired mouse. 2-button with a scroll wheel in the ThinkPad color scheme.

This mouse is a must have for anyone working with a 3D program that requires a middle mouse button. At first glance the mouse looks like any other mouse with a scroll wheel. Look closer. Between the left and right button is a real middle mouse button needed for navigating 3D space in most programs. Using a clickable scroll wheel instead of a real mouse button just doesn't work for me. The activation force required for clicking a scroll wheel is cramp inducing and it's too easy to accidentally scroll (zoom) at the same time. The CadMouse solves this problem with the extra button. I have a 3Dconnexion Space Mouse as well, so I don't know how I missed this gem. It's perfect for 3D on its own or as a Space Mouse companion. Thanks 3Dconnxion!

Largest ball on the block. Massive ball allows for more detailed pointer movement, as well as having a larger mass for moving across the screen quicker. I have owned three of these, and usually purchase them through a competitor. This item was on Deal Zone, and was almost 50% the price they offer. I couldn't pass it up. Problems: The only reason I have three of them is because of the quality (or lack of) when it comes to the scroll ring. Cleaning is easy, and even though you would think the placement of buttons and movement ball is awkward, your hand and fingers naturally fall on the trackball. The left click button I usually use my thumb, my first through third fingers are used for movement, and the first finger easily drops in front to hit the upper left button. My pinky sits directly over the right click button. The biggest problem is the scroll ring, as it takes a while of daily use, but when it fails, the mouse is pretty much distracting if you get used to the device and its features. The scroll ring starts to miss when you move it, to the point it completely stops doing anything anymore. Works great with Linux, and even though you dont use the driver program (provided with the product), that can be a god send with many of the other reviews. I have never used the driver program, so I can't confirm or deny its failures, but the only issue with this item in Linux, is two fold. The extra two buttons can't be programmed, but do represent, in FireFox, the back button, and the open link in new tab functions. Scroll ring failure tends to be around six months, and is the usual reason for my repurchasing another one.