Why this made the list
Newer multi-device mice from Logitech cost more and add features a lot of people don't need. This one has been around long enough that it's settled into a lower price while still doing the one thing that matters for this category: switching cleanly between multiple computers with a single button press.
What it actually does
It pairs with up to three devices at once, either over Bluetooth or Logitech's Unifying USB receiver, and an Easy-Switch button cycles between them. DPI is fixed at 1,000, not adjustable the way pricier mice allow. It runs on a single AA battery that Logitech rates at up to 24 months, thanks to auto-sleep and a physical power switch, so there's no charging cable to keep track of. It has eight buttons total, including a tilt-wheel for horizontal scrolling and dedicated back/forward buttons for browsing.
Who this is actually for
Someone regularly switching between a personal laptop, a work laptop, and a desktop who wants that switching to be a single button press, and doesn't care about high sensitivity or a rechargeable battery.
What to weigh before buying
- 1,000 DPI is fixed and modest by current standards. It's fine for browsing and office work, not for anyone who wants fine sensitivity control.
- It takes a single AA battery rather than charging over USB-C. Some people prefer not to keep spare batteries around, others prefer not needing a charging cable at all, this cuts the other way from most current mice.
- This is an older design that Logitech has since replaced with newer models in its current lineup, so it's missing things like USB-C charging that show up on more recent releases.
The verdict
A dated but genuinely reliable way to run one mouse across three computers, at a price that reflects its age rather than cut corners.