tech
 
 
tech's Stats
 
  • Review Count
    1
  • Helpfulness Votes
    0
  • First Review
    May 5, 2022
  • Last Review
    May 5, 2022
  • Featured Reviews
    0
  • Average Rating
    3
 
Reviews Comments
  • Review Comment Count
    0
  • Helpfulness Votes
    0
  • First Review Comment
    None
  • Last Review Comment
    None
  • Featured Review Comments
    0
 
  • Question Count
    2
  • Helpfulness Votes
    0
  • First Question
    June 12, 2021
  • Last Question
    May 4, 2022
  • Featured Questions
    0
 
  • Answer Count
    1
  • Helpfulness Votes
    0
  • First Answer
    May 5, 2022
  • Last Answer
    May 5, 2022
  • Featured Answers
    0
  • Best Answers
    0
 
 
tech's Reviews
 
Logitech Wireless Mouse Marathon M705 lets you power on... and on. It uses less power than comparable wireless mice from other companies, so you'll go up to three full years between battery changes.¹ And it uses a tiny wireless receiver that stays plugged in to your computer, so your mouse is ready to go-whenever, wherever, and for as long as it takes. Plus, hyper-fast scrolling means you'll fly through long documents to find what you need in a flash. Advanced Optical Tracking means you'll get smooth, responsive cursor control. And the sculpted, right-hand shape means you'll be as comfortable finishing up as you were getting started.
 
amazing scroll, slow dpi
Customer Rating
3.0 out of 5
3.0
Posted by: tech
on May 5, 2022
Ease of Use
4.0 out of 5
4.0
Quality
3.0 out of 5
3.0
Value
4.0 out of 5
4.0
The scroll wheel is super smooth, better than my other mouse. However, the dpi even when maxed out is relatively slow at least compared to my gaming mouse. Has a nice feel and seems like a great mouse, but I'm returning it; the dpi is too noticeable for me even for casual use.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Verified Purchaser:Yes
Mobile Submission: False
0points
0out of 0found this review helpful.
 
tech's Questions
 
Logitech Wireless Mouse Marathon M705 lets you power on... and on. It uses less power than comparable wireless mice from other companies, so you'll go up to three full years between battery changes.¹ And it uses a tiny wireless receiver that stays plugged in to your computer, so your mouse is ready to go-whenever, wherever, and for as long as it takes. Plus, hyper-fast scrolling means you'll fly through long documents to find what you need in a flash. Advanced Optical Tracking means you'll get smooth, responsive cursor control. And the sculpted, right-hand shape means you'll be as comfortable finishing up as you were getting started.
 

Will I be able to pair additional Bluetooth devices simultaneously through the receiver?

2 years, 1 month ago
by
Posted by: 
tech
 
Stand out on HD video calls backed by Studio Mics. Capture ideas on the vibrant PixelSense touchscreen. Surround yourself with immersive, theater-like Dolby Atmos audio⁶. Do it all with a perfect balance of sleek, ultra-thin design, and more speed, now up to 70% faster – with significantly longer battery life than before¹. Two sizes. Two keyboard finishes. Plus, choice of 11th Gen Intel Core or exclusive AMD Ryzen Microsoft Surface Edition processors².
 

How many cores and threads is the AMD processor. What is the base clock?

3 years ago
by
Posted by: 
tech
 
tech's Answers
 
Logitech Wireless Mouse Marathon M705 lets you power on... and on. It uses less power than comparable wireless mice from other companies, so you'll go up to three full years between battery changes.¹ And it uses a tiny wireless receiver that stays plugged in to your computer, so your mouse is ready to go-whenever, wherever, and for as long as it takes. Plus, hyper-fast scrolling means you'll fly through long documents to find what you need in a flash. Advanced Optical Tracking means you'll get smooth, responsive cursor control. And the sculpted, right-hand shape means you'll be as comfortable finishing up as you were getting started.
 

Will I be able to pair additional Bluetooth devices simultaneously through the receiver?

No, unless they are Logitech unifying devices.
2 years, 1 month ago
by
Posted by: 
tech