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Rated 25/03/2026, variant Eternico M500 Wireless black
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well abstain
multi-device settings
scroll wheel to move the tables sideways
I have a bigger hand, it could be a little bigger
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Rated 14/03/2026, variant Eternico M500 Wireless black
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size and layout of buttons
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Jindřich, Olomouc
Rated 26/02/2026, variant Eternico M500 Wireless black
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It holds well
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Marek, Orlová 4
Rated 21/02/2026, variant Eternico M500 Wireless black
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As a former Logitech fan, I was just looking for a replacement for the newly dead MX3S.
I have owned the MX518 since 2003 and it is still functional. The newer G5 somewhere around 2011 started to go wrong with the button after a year or two, but the problems were minor and it lasted until somewhere around 2018, when I was forced to scrap it and go back to the MX518. I purchased the MX3S on sale at a discount in October 2023. It fit my hand well and I was very happy with it. In November 2025 the left button started to go wrong, it couldn't be pulled, it didn't hold and started to skip more and more. The mouse became unusable in December less than 3 months after the warranty expired. The tire on the left had a dent in it after maybe a year. Now after two years and 3 months of use, the rubber is starting to stick to the mouse and would soon fall apart completely. A piece of crap for almost 3k. And now I should get a new MX4 for 3.5k, which will not rot anymore since it is not rubberized, but the buttons will die again and it vibrates nonstop in my hand and it can't even be turned off? If I want my hand to shake nonstop at the computer while I work, I'll borrow my wife's vibrator.
All the regular mice at home are small for me, I have an L hand and the Dell mouse I've been using so far had a son's teflon rusted and it was hard to ride on the fabric pad. Also, the speed was not optimal. To fix the MX3S would cost $14 for a quality button, but I'd have to replace both or 28 and the rubber would rot completely. The MX3S will be shot down by the G34.5 on merit, as that's all the overpriced Logitech stuff deserves and Logitech products are definitely finished for me. So I still have a Logitech KB860, as I'm a fan of ergo keyboards to the wave (MS 4000 CZ from 2005 to 2023), but if it breaks or falls apart, I won't buy anything from Logitech anymore. Now back to the Eternico M500, - I use 2 PCs and 3 NBs and 3 monitors regularly, as an ITak by profession.
Conclusion: Don't waste your money on overpriced Logitech junk, it's pointless. I'll coat this fake MX3S with Talon anti-slip and it will be great for work and hopefully last at least the 5 years: -).
+ the mouse is the perfect size - it's lower than the MX3S, but it fits my hand even better, the MX3S was a bit too tall for L hand
+ low weight - again it suits me, I'm not a gamer
+ the cursor speed is sufficient + the cursor is precise, it does not jump
+ battery indicator shows the state of charge thanks to multiple LEDs
+ price for 7-8 hundreds decent replacement of MX3S except for the extreme smoothness/slipperiness of the surface + for 116 CZK warranty insurance for 5 years - after the MX3S died I have already learned my lesson
+ the buttons are quiet and the click has a good "reset" + the scroll wheel is quiet and scrolls precisely
+ Teflon is high quality and the mouse glides on the same pad as easily as the MX3S
- the plastics and the surface and paint look very cheap at first touch (but still better than Logitech's rotten rubber)
- the mouse is extremely slippery in the hand, it is too smooth - a rougher surface texture is necessary, the rubber would rot again, but perhaps a coating with Alcantara would not be useless
- no software - side buttons cannot be set to Copy/Paste - I have to find a program for Win11 - there is no recommended one
- USB C charging - I'm not a fan of integrated batteries, when they wear out, can't be replaced like an AA battery - AA power would definitely be better for me
- can't buy a standalone USB 2.4 GHz receiver next - mouse has one channel for USB receiver and two BT - need 4 channels - channel switch is on the bottom - annoying - I switch often, should be on top
the side buttons don't click well, especially the one closer to the back of the mouse almost doesn't click
a big improvement in processing quality and sensing accuracy over the msb550, but at the cost of more noise and less ergonomics. The MSB550 spoiled me with its silence and the way it fit in my hand, and I'll have a harder time with this one. Slightly less inclination and arching compared to its predecessor, reduces the ergonomics of the "semi-vertical" mouse. Not bad, but "something is missing" for 5*
I've had the Msb550 for a few months. A few falls on the ground (baby, cats) and she was gone. Ideal mouse would be MSB550 with M500 chassis. Maybe next time.
significantly better sensor than the msb550, which is very similar.
sensor located in the middle
does not wobble like msb550
decent processing, better than msb550
battery and dpi indicator (although dpi indicates the degree by the number of blinks)
a little worse ergonomics for me. It is not as ergonomically tilted to the side and is flatter than the msb550, the palm is not as relaxed in it. The buttons are higher off the ground. From the photos, I thought it was almost identical.
overall noisier than the msb550, except for the side buttons, especially the wheel press. The main buttons don't really click, rather they make a muffled hum, but they are not as quiet as their predecessor.
the side buttons should have had more resistance! Or an edge underneath to prevent accidental squeezing. They are the softest and quietest buttons on the mouse. It serves as a Back/Forward step. And you really don't want to press it by mistake while working or filling out a form.
on win10 my side scroll button in excel and browsers didn't respond, in fusion360 it behaves like the front scroll button. It has more resistance and it squeaks a bit when scrolling.
device switching should have been at the top instead of the DPI option when it is promoted as a mouse to multiple devices simultaneously.
Quite heavy and combined with the shape and smooth surface it is less comfortable when moving.
connectivity via USB-C, 2.4GHz dongle or 2x Bluetooth
mouse is lightweight, battery rechargeable
the side buttons are just right, they are just quiet (on the contrary, I expected some response from them)
it doesn't have a flywheel, but for the price I can understand
LEDs indicating sensitivity flash when all 4 are changed, i.e. indicate a change, but not the sensitivity itself
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