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Question: Logitech M505 vs. M305 Has anyone got both the M505 and M305? If so, how do they compare? Is there much difference in size between them? Is the performance similar? Which is more comfortable in use and which one would be better for use with a netbook?
Document: The Logitech M505 wireless laser mouse is an excellent choice. It is just about the perfect size. Unless you have a very large hand, you should find it comfortable. The wireless connection is excellent as well. Reliable. And it looks nice. A 'basic' mouse in as much as it doesn't have a lot of extra buttons, etc. I have recently purchased 4 of these (they come in 3 colors; silver, red, and black), one for each of my systems.
Have had this mouse for over 1 month now (still haven't had to replace the batteries!) It's comfortable, stylish and practical. The Laser mouse is much better then any optical. (It's my first laser wireless one.) Great for gamming or just surfing the web. Also the unifying receiver is great. It stores nicely inside the mouse when traveling. I like how it can be paired with other keyboards too. I would highly reccommend this wireless mouse. (Price is great too!)
I have previously bought Logitech K350 keyboard and Logitech performance mouse MX from Amazon. Both have Unifying receivers. Although I like the performance mouse so much, the biggest problem of this mouse is you have to charge it weekly.Because of this, I bought M505.It has unifying receiver and very long battery life.I am happy with its performance.If you are not using your mouse on glass and you need a mouse which has unifying receiver then I recommend this mouse.
Great little, basic mouse. It's limited on features (and buttons) but it's excellent for what it is. I got it to pair with my laptop and it's the perfect size for mobile: small enough, but plenty big to be easy to use. Full retail is high but does anyone pay that? Got mine for $17 bucks after rebate. Batteries indeed do last very long.
I feel Logitech simply makes the sturdiest, most precise mice, period. The M505, is not only reasonably priced, it provides the solid feel, and accuracy anyone wants in a mouse. Logitech software is always above the rest. The M505 is very comfortable, has a slide-switch on bottom to make battery compartment easier to access, a low battery indicatoe LED on top, and the smallest USB receiver on the market.
I do IT for a living and I use probably 20 different mice a day. When I used a clients m505 I knew I had to have one. The micro receiver is amazingly small and much more receptive than some of logitech's previous builds. The weight is great and i though the size of my hand would be an issue but it really isnt. The main issue is you will notice some pinky drag due to the size. This will work on nearly any surface save glass.
I couldn't be happier. The mouse is comfortable for my hand, (Both sizes work fine) easy to use, don't eat batteries and the little gizmo you put in your USB port is so small, it isn't noticeable. Also, I do not have to remove it when I pack my laptop in my bag for traveling. I would recommend this mouse to anyone in the market for a new mouse.
Simply put it's a great mouse. I have big hands and the size of a laptop mouse would normally put me off and make it hard to control if it was tiny, luckily this one isn't. Anyone with big sized hands will enjoy holding this mouse. It has a solid feel and there aren't an overwhelming amount of buttons, no need for that if you're not gaming (in which case you wouldn't be using a wireless mouse at all).
I just got this mouse a few days ago and it works great. Its receiver is nice and small for a laptop. The wheel is nice and smooth without any annoying clicking sound. I had a $69 Apple magic mouse and I prefer this one to that for my macbook pro. Its smaller in size so good for travel and my larger hand fit nicely on top.I was using a microsoft mouse before this one also but this one is more responsive and comfortable.
I was looking for a wireless mouse for a little while. I wanted to eventually use a wireless mouse matched with my Logitech K340 keyboard for my HTPC. The first thing that I noticed when I opened the package is that the mouse has the perfect size. It isn't too small like the Logitech M305 mouse or too big. I had a "compact" keyboard so I wanted a slightly smaller mouse and not a full size mouse.
Answer: I prefer the M305. It is lighter weight and moves better on surfaces, especially if you like to use on leg, carpet, cushion etc. The 505 is heavier and slower to move. I find the optical tracking on the M305 more accurate than the highly sensitive laser tracking of the M505. I only use mice for browsing not gaming, so can't compare on that score.The 305 is slightly smaller but has higher arch which I find more comfortable than the longer but flatter shape of the 505. Also, I would avoid the glossy black 505; the gloss has a slightly sticky/tacky feel under your fingers and sometimes your fingers 'stick' as you lift your fingers off and on! Go for the silver matt finish.The only advantage I can see is the 505 has a middle scroll function of moving back and forwards on webpages, if you download the setpoint software from the logitech site. The scroll wheel function on my 305 is set to move horizontally back and forth on pages which is a great function for netbooks when you need to do a lot of side to side scrolling.Hope that helps!