Pebble Wireless Mouse with Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz Receiver - Graphite

I recently purchased the Logitech Pebble Wireless Mouse, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of my daily tech setup. This mouse, with its sleek design and versatile connectivity options, offers a seamless and enjoyable user experience that stands out from the crowd. Firstly, the design of the Logitech Pebble is worth applauding. Its minimalist, pebble-like shape not only gives it a modern aesthetic but also makes it incredibly comfortable to hold for extended periods. Whether I'm working on a lengthy report or indulging in a casual browsing session, the ergonomic design ensures that my hand never feels fatigued. One of the most striking features of this mouse is its near-silent clicking and scrolling. It's so quiet that I can work in the dead of night without disturbing anyone around me. This feature is a godsend, especially in shared spaces like libraries or during late-night collaborative sessions. The versatility in connectivity is another area where the Logitech Pebble shines. It offers the convenience of connecting via Bluetooth or a 2.4 GHz receiver, ensuring compatibility with virtually any setup. I've seamlessly switched between devices and operating systems without any hiccups, thanks to this dual connectivity feature. The performance of the Logitech Pebble is as smooth as its design. The tracking is precise, and it responds instantly to even the slightest movements. Whether I'm navigating through complex spreadsheets or engaging in graphic design work, the accuracy and responsiveness of this mouse make every task more enjoyable. Battery life is often a concern with wireless devices, but the Logitech Pebble has put all my worries to rest. It's incredibly energy-efficient, and I've yet to face any issues with the battery draining unexpectedly. This reliability gives me peace of mind, especially during critical work sessions or while traveling. In conclusion, the Logitech Pebble Wireless Mouse is a blend of style, comfort, and functionality. Its silent operation, versatile connectivity, ergonomic design, and reliable performance make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their daily computer interactions. It's not just a mouse; it's a statement of efficiency and elegance.

Great bluetooth connectivity, never has an issue connecting and never loses connection in use. I use this as a travel mouse, fits easily in my backpack without much bulk. Very quiet "click" so it's not too obnoxious when I use it on the plane. I turn it off while not in use and the battery life has been fantastic

I am a very loyal LOGITECH fan, and have almost EXCLUSIVELY ran their mouse for most of my adult life. My first favorite was M315. Then I got fancy with their MX line and I like smaller mice so not a huge fan of the MX but more the MX ANYWHERE mice. I kind of slightly like this one better than the 2s Anywhere. I like that it's flatter though it is longer, and it feels slightly better than the Anywhere. Also like that this is REPLACEABLE batteries over rechargeable. Since Logitech seems to not put any overcharge safety features and their batteries tend to get fried pretty easily. Pros: -Size, like it's small shape as I said, fits comfortably -Replaceable battery, since logitech's lithium tech isn't there yet. -Connectivity options at this price point, nice. I like using the Unifying receiver at the desk, and bluetooth on my tablets. -Next to the battery compartment there is a receiver holder. WHICH IS SUPER CONVENIENT, even though I now have like around 2 Dozen of these. -Thing is durable. I have dropped this multiple times, and since the top pops off so easily, that's where all the energy from the impact gets transferred to. This is why old phones used to last longer with their removable backs. it was a safety feature built in for that reason. Even though I have dropped it, it shows very little wear except from where my hand sits and interacts with. Typical LOGITECH build quality to be honest. Their stuff is built quite well. Cons: -Feet: They're not great, they need to be fatter and wider, since they're too thin and are already carved up heavily, from the year and a half I've had it. So it's not sliding as nicely anymore. -Minor Con and a personal preference one: They might want to make a "pebble pro" for like 10USD more that features that nice free-scrolling scroll wheel option that the MX 2 lines support. Where when you click in the mouse wheel it spins as fast as you can flick, and then click the wheel in again, and it can be clicky again. For more precise scrolling. Conclusion: It's a great mouse with the same quality you've come to expect from Logitech. Definitely recommend this as a travel mouse.

Unfortunately, had to go to the Logitech website to get help pairing the mouse with my iPad. Ditto the keyboard. After slogging through their un-user friendly website I made the mistake of trying to register my mouse. I bought the Logitech K380 Keyboard and M350 mouse combo for a decent price. Turns out my mouse has 2 serial numbers, neither of which are recognized by Logitech. I will have to call them during the week to get any joy as there is email address or other way to communicate with them. I was able to register the keyboard (I think ); at least the serial number was recognized. That said, the keyboard and mouse do work with my IPad. I haven’t tried to connect them to anything else. Note: Once connected, my I pad informed me the mouse and keyboard might randomly disconnect. The keyboard has a nice, solid feel. No problems using it. The mouse is nice too, despite having 2 serial numbers that don’t work. I would have given both a 5 star rating had I been able to use them right out of the box and register them with no drama on the Logitech website. Logitech makes decent accessories, but they need to step up their website/support game.