Logitech M535 Bluetooth Mouse, Gray - Black, Discontinued

I've had this mouse since 2019 and still use it. It's definitely stood the test of durability. The battery life on it is pretty impressive as well. I think that I switch it out every year. It's a nice small size that is portable and easily connects with my MacBook. As you can see in the photos, the side material has come off a bit but the mouse is still functional. Highlights - Portable - works with MacBook - long battery life - durable Overall, it's a solid mouse for the price and so far it's lasted 6 years... Can't beat that.

Hey everyone in case you are wondering the M535 Bluetooth mouse DOES WORK with iPadOS 13.1.1. I have the 2018 iPad Pro (12.9 latest model) and this mouse paired pretty quickly with the tablet. For anyone concerned with the size, this is about the same size as my USB desktop Logitech mouse M325 (a little bigger) and I don’t think it is too clunky. The Apple Pencil, Bluetooth Keyboard AND Mouse are all turned on as I type this review and all 3 are working without an issue. TO SET IT UP: MAKE SURE iPadOS 13.1.1 is INSTALLED ENABLE BLUETOOTH Go to SETTINGS ACCESSIBILITY TOUCH GO TO ASSISTIVE TOUCH TAB - make sure you bring up the full page (don’t just turn it on) ON THAT FULL PAGE - ENABLE ASSISTIVE TOUCH then — then and this is important — scroll down and go to POINTER STYLE CHOOSE THE SMALLEST SIZE AND THE COLOR YOU WANT THE MOUSE POINTER TO BE Go back one page CLICK ON BLUETOOTH DEVICES TURN THE MOUSE ON WAIT FOR IT TO PAIR If successful it should say CONNECTED DEVICES: BLUETOOTH MOUSE M336/M337/M535 You should now have a little bullseye mouse pointer on your screen :] **There is going to be a semi annoying grey square as well that you cant turn off (as far as I know) That is the =default ASSISTIVE TOUCH feature. But hey. Now you can use a mouse. Win win baby. I spent $25.19 on this mouse and would do it again. Hope this helps you out

It's a Bluetooth mouse. It works flawlessly with my MacBook Pro (late 2016). But more than that: despite being clamshell packaging it has "EZ-open" tabs so make unpackaging easy and knife-free -- why aren't *all* clamshell packages like this? It needs a battery... it comes with a battery! Despite being comparatively inexpensive, it has a really nice slightly rubberized texture where you hold it that feels expensive. And despite being AA-powered, it uses only *1* battery instead of 2 so it's not too heavy! And it has a nice "light" click -- one of the main reasons I don't like Apple's mouse which requires a lot more pressure, which aggravates my carpal-tunnel. I saw some people complain this isn't "compact" enough and is closer to full-size. I disagree -- this is nicely compact for me, significantly shorter (length) and shorter (height) than a normal mouse, but without being tiny. All in all, pretty much a flawless mouse if you're looking for one that's small, light, and minimalist.

I'm very torn between whether to give this mouse a 5-star review. I like everything about it: comfort, usability, stability, responsiveness. The size of this is perfect for my hand size. It's compact to fit in small pockets and sizable enough to fill my hand, preventing cramping up. The mouse connects very easily and seamlessly connects to my MacBook (when it's the only one of it's kind registered to it, see more info lower in my review). Battery life was decent-- I never paid attention to how long batteries lasted but I would say something like 3 weeks? Given this is a travel mouse, the build quality feels nice and solid, The buttons have a nice click to them. I've had other travel mice made by Logitech, and this feels like a step up from the quality they usually have (already pretty solid). I tend to set my mouse responsiveness pretty high (my co-workers, who have had to commandeer my mouse a few times, would agree with me!) the overall responsiveness is pretty fast and quick, too. No jittering or lagging. Probably enough to play a decent game if you happened to forget your usual gaming mouse. Hang-Ups: I decided a few months later to buy another one for when I'm at work (I kept forgetting to pack my mouse!) The connectivity gets weird when you have 2 mouses (mice? meese?) registered with the same laptop. Whenever I'd bring the alternate mouse to work, I'd have to put the mouse back into search mode, and reconnect it. Again, this is due to me being forgetful and needing a second one in the first place! So here's my biggest hang-up: my first one died after 2 1/2 years of use. I'm honestly not sure if this is even valid, as I've only had a few travel bluetooth mice in my time, but my very first one (also made by Logitech) is at least 7 years old, and it still works like the first day I got it (although it's just not as good as this one). 2 1/2 years sounds awfully short for a mouse, though. In the end, I'm very tempted to buy yet another one for work (to replace the one that died). Still haven't decided.

Was debating between this or Logitech Bluetooth Mouse M557 for PC, Mac and Windows 8 Tablets (910-0 03971) and I'm happy with my choice. This is a newer model and I definitely think it looks better. More ergonomic, new slick wordmark, matte black finish. I needed a Bluetooth mouse for my Surface Pro 3 so the single USB port would be available for other peripherals. I've had many Logitech mice in the past and I've never been disappointed. This is no exception. Paired quickly and easily. Tracks well on many different surfaces (can't be too reflective). Connects immediately when turning on computer/mouse. Does take a little wiggle to wake up after sitting for a bit, but that hasn't been an issue for me. Other Logitech mice I currently use: MX Master, M705 Marathon Mouse. The M535 is more compact than the M705 and slightly less precise than either. It's very obviously flatter than the M705. I have medium-large hands and it's no problem. However, I've noticed different mouse movement styles among others so I think I should mention that when mousing, my wrist rests stationary on a pad and movement is done with my fingers and wrist with somewhat high-sensitivity. On-screen, far left to far right is only about a 1-inch movement on a desk/mousepad. A month in, battery is still good. We'll see how much longer it lasts. Will update when battery dies. If I remember to. Probably.

I bought this mouse on impulse. I have an M557 paired to my laptop that has been serving me well for a few years now, but I like the design of Logitech's new mice (I have an M330 Silent that I use with my desktop that I absolutely love and if they release a "Silent" version of this mouse, I'm getting it!). I had no issues pairing the M535 with my Asus laptop and all functions/features respond well. This mouse is configured by the new Logitech Options software which feels a lot more simplified than the original SetPoint software. The button configuration is good as is, but I like to have the center mouse button pull up the Start Menu, so that was the only change. The sensor is accurate and properly responsive. I prefer a quicker mouse pointer, so a small increase there and I'm golden. It's definitely a travel size mouse, about the same size as the M557 only differing in the shape and texture. The matte finish on the buttons and rubberized surround give it a great in-hand feel. Like most Logitech mice it tracks smoothly (especially on my gaming mouse pad which is geared toward low friction). It is certainly lighter than the M557, as it only seats a single AA battery as opposed to the pair used by the M557. This is a subjective characteristic though, as users will differ in their preference regarding weight. On the subject of connectivity, I think I've already sorted all of that out with the M557. I used to experience dropped connections, but after searching onilne, I found a remedy focusing on the OS's networking and Bluetooth settings, preventing power and connections to be disabled (for battery savings and performance). With that in mind, the M535 has performed well and has never missed a movement or click. The main reason I opt for Bluetooth mice on my laptop, as many do, is to keep the USB ports free. This mouse, like the one before it, serves this purpose exactly. For anyone interested, make sure that your laptop/desktop is Bluetooth capable, otherwise you'll end up having to buy a separate Bluetooth dongle to connect the mouse, thus defeating the purpose of keeping the ports free. If this is the case, look into the M335, it's the same mouse using Logitech's wireless nano USB receiver.

I just returned a Mac Magic Mouse because it wouldn't stay connected to my MacBook Pro. I still wanted a bluetooth mouse, but having previously bought the Logitech Bluetooth model M557, which was an awful mouse, I was hesitant to even try the M535. The reviews on the M535 seemed better, and I figured Logitech had improved the mouse, so decided to go ahead and order it. Good decision -- and I saved a lot of money versus the Magic Mouse. I've been using this mouse for about five hours today, stopping periodically for 20-30 minutes,and have had no disconnects so far. My other mouse, the Logitech M510 (uses a unifying USB port) has been and will remain my favorite mouse, mainly due to it's slightly larger size and weight (it takes two batteries and the M535 takes only one). However, I still find the M535 comfortable to use, and not annoyingly over-responsive. If it proves durable, I think I'm going to like this mouse a lot. Now, if only Logitech would come out with a bluetooth keyboard with a numeric keypad. I'm currently using their wireless solar keyboard -- which is a great keyboard that I've had almost two years and it's still charging just fine -- but it does require using a USB port, something that Apple seems to want to slowly but surely eliminate from our lives.

This is a neat little mouse and I absolutely love it. If you ever need a compact yet still highly comfortable mouse for it's size, this is the mouse you want. Being Bluetooth, it works with any Bluetooth compatible device. I have used this in conjunction with a Bluetooth keyboard to turn my Galaxy Tab into a mini computer at times. Not requiring one of those USB receivers is also just such a huge plus, as I now don't lose a USB slot on my laptop and as stated before, it can be used on non-USB compatible devices such as tablets. For such a small mouse I was expecting it to strain my wrist or otherwise be uncomfortable to use extensively, but this was perfectly fine to use. Battery life is not bad either, though it would have been even more amazing if it was a rechargeable mouse instead of an AAA battery one. I also take this mouse with me when I'm out working on my Chromebook, and it just makes using the laptop so much easier. A mouse is still significantly superior to the touch pad, no matter how good the touch pad on the laptop actually is.

Amazing Bluetooth mouse! Don't let the simplistic look fool you, it is packed with amazing features. Although it doesn't have side buttons to go back or forward, you can do that by pushing the scrolling wheel to the left or right. With that feature who needs extra buttons... The scrolling wheel is fantastic, my favorite, extremely accurate and it doesn't skip or unexpectedly jumps up or down, it is as smooth as you'd expect. It's like driving a Mercedes :-) Another great feature (another favorite) is the square button in front of the wheel. If you're multitasking and have multiple programs open up and want to switch between them, just press it, and you'll see a stripe with all the programs that are opened, select the one you need, and you're done! No need to go to tack bar anymore. A huge time saver for busy or multitasking people. It is fast and I haven't noticed any lag. In fact, it is as fast as any USB hardwired mouse. There is absolutely no difference. It is small but not too small, perfect for a regular office/home use or to travel with it. Very comfortable, the universal design is perfect for anyone, no matter if you're left or right-handed. The clicks don't make a lot of sounds, and the scrolling wheel is virtually silent. Pairing it on Windows 10 takes less than a minute, just open up your Bluetooth settings, click the + sign to add a new device, select the mouse, click done and that's it. I've bought it to free up my USB port, but regarding features and functionalities, it exceeded my expectations. It is on the more expensive side but totally worth it. There are cheaper products like this one out there but don't fall for this 'cheap' trap as many of them are made from poor quality plastic and after a few weeks of use will act up especially the scrolling wheel, it basically becomes unusable. Been there, done that. With this one, you pay a bit more, but you'll enjoy it for a long time, and you'll save yourself some frustrations. I wish it had an automatic turn off feature let's say after 20 or 30 min. of inactivity. It has a so-called sleep function but an automatic turn off feature would extend the battery life. Some of the cheaper products do offer it to lure customers but be careful as they often fall short on quality. All in all, very well made quality product from a well-known brand worth every penny.

Después de mirar varias reviews me decidí por este modelo el M535, para combinarlo con el teclado de Logitech que había comprado también (más o menos a juego). El precio me salió genial porque la misma versión en azul y/o blanco es bastante más cara. De tamaño es un poco más pequeño que un logitech M100, para mí perfecto porque ocupa algo menos de espacio pero no es de tipo "mini" de los de viaje... El funcionamiento es inmediato, se sincroniza rápidamente y hasta el momento no he sufrido desconexiones ni nada por el estilo. Había leído por ahí problemas en relación con fallos en el "doble clic", la verdad es que a mí me funciona perfecto en ese sentido. Detalles que me han gustado: - No emite luz, es decir cuando lo levantas o está encima de la mesa, el sensor no emite ningún tipo de luz lo cual es de agradecer en el caso que trabajes de noche con poca luz. - No hace prácticamente ruido la rueda de desplazamiento (y va fina...), haciendo un uso normal. - El botón superior es "configurable", por defecto en Windows 10 me abre las aplicaciones abiertas para poder seleccionar sin tocar el teclado, pero puedes ponerle otras funciones con el SW de Logitech. - Funciona perfectamente sobre todas las mesas en las que lo he usado hasta el momento: mi escritorio de bambú natural, madera de color claro (marrón, gris, blanco), etc. Sin alfombrilla de ningún tipo, ni nada por el estilo. En definitiva, totalmente recomendable.

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I use it in Ubuntu 16.04. Without changing any settings, the horizontal scroll works as back/forward, the scroll wheel click as middle button (e.g. new tab) and the small button behind the scroll wheel similar to alt+tab. After starting Ubuntu, it usually takes 2-3 seconds before it starts working, but it is fine for me. Pairing was very easy, using the default Bluetooth settings manager. Compared to my previous Logitech M505, it is lighter (uses one AA battery instead of two) and a bit lower. The construction material feels cheaper, but still good. The scroll wheel is lighter/faster. I bought this refurbished, as I couldn't find it in black in Europe and I didn't like the other colors. This color fits perfectly with my older hardware. It was much cheaper and the only noticeable difference was the simpler packaging and the absence of a battery. Other than that, I didn't notice any signs of it having been used.