Design Collection Limited Edition Wireless Compact Mouse with Colorful Designs - Golden Garden

Really nice design and works well. Better than the last one as batteries last longer owing to being able to turn it on and off

this is a fantastic mouse and I am so pleased that I purchased and we'll be using Logitech again

High tech, and looks fancy

It's cute and adorable

good

Do not rely on the product pictures or product description. Purchased this mouse as I needed one that worked with a unifying receiver, that it claimed came with and was pictured. It didn't. Refund was particularly slow too.

Wish I would have purchased this months ago!! So happy with this mouse. Easy to start using, looks nice, and works well. Very satisfied.

This mouse is beautiful as well as among those items out there that are worth purchasing. Highly recommended!

Love, love, love my new mouse. It's perfect size for work and it's so pretty. Very accurate on clicking and scrolling speeds. Absolutely love it.

Beautiful design. Nice and small. It just requires a usb plug to work and is not true Bluetooth. L

I am a GM for a company that I co-own AND I am a design engineering consultant so I click allll day. I love this mouse for it's price point, cool designs, hard switch for the power, basic ergonomics, portability, and simplicity. I had a previous Logitech design collection mouse that I was using and it started to hang up on me on the table. I usually click through a Logitech mouse's left-click life before anything else happens but this last one was the feet. Having seen that in a while, maybe a super old laptop I had. My feet would hurt too if I traveled this far. Good feet are a simple product feature that designers often get wrong in electronics and just common products. What if you built a 1 million-dollar house on a foundation made of Legos? Logitech updated the new feet to have a round shape, vs oblong, so I'm thinking the force will be more uniform multi-directionally (is that a word?) while using and for the longevity of the feet so the tip of the oblong shape doesn't have a torque that twists it off. I don't know. I wish they would just co-mold or have a physical locking feature but I swear they still trying the double-sticky method. I throw my mouse in my backpack every day, not hard but I don't care if it plops and I roam the screen like I'm lost, though I don't feel like the outlier user I will claim "power user" of this product. Great product, great company, and great work from all the people who touched this along the way.