Logitech Left Handed Signature M650 L Full Size Wireless Mouse - Graphite

I love my left-handed mouse. Being a lefty in a righty world it is difficult to find items for left handers. This mouse is perfect for a left hander. Easy to setup, very smooth scrolling, sensitivity is awesome. I use for my gaming and other duties. I highly recommend this mouse for left handers; you will enjoy it.

I absolutely love this Logitech Signature M650 L Left Wireless Mouse. I'm using this mouse on a Windows 11 computer with built in Bluetooth and the Swift Pair feature made setting up this mouse super quick and easy. All I did was pull the battery tab out and my computer instantly recognized the mouse and allowed me to connect and download and install the software. The mouse is incredibly quiet with none of the typical clicking noise you usually hear when using the scroll wheel or clicking buttons. It uses a single "AA" battery which they claim can last up to 2 years. I've been using the mouse every day for a week and the battery level hasn't even dropped 1%, so I believe it. As a die-hard lefty, I've always had a hard time finding mice that work well for me. Most of the mice that have more than three buttons that are described as ambidextrous really aren't because the extra buttons are on the left side of the mouse. Years ago I found the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 5000, which is truly ambidextrous, but as they were discontinued over 15 years ago they use a large clunky hockey puck sized adapter. Since I couldn't find a good replacement I had been buying used ones off eBay when a button eventually wore out. I'm so glad Logitech finally came out with a true left handed five button wireless mouse.

Awesome mouse. Has great battery life, excellent ergonomics, and is a great value for the money!

Like it. Wish ithey had a larger option for left handed mice but it works reliably and is easy to get going with

As a lifelong left-hander, I can confidently say that no matter how hard the nuns in Catholic school tried, they never succeeded in getting me to use my right hand. Decades later, I'm still proudly left-handed, and the Logitech Signature M650 Left Wireless Mouse feels like it was designed specifically for people like me. The ergonomic shape fits my hand perfectly and is far more comfortable than trying to adapt to a right-handed mouse. Setup took only a few minutes, and the wireless connection has been flawless ever since. The buttons have a satisfying feel, the scroll wheel is smooth and precise, and the battery life seems to go on forever. What impressed me most is that Logitech didn't just make a generic mouse and call it "left-handed." The M650 Left genuinely feels thoughtfully designed, with all the controls exactly where they should be. After years of settling for right-handed mice that were never quite comfortable, this one is a game changer. If you're a fellow southpaw who's spent a lifetime adapting to products made for everyone else, do yourself a favor and pick up the Logitech Signature M650 Left. It's comfortable, reliable, well-built, and proof that being left-handed isn't something that needs fixing—despite what those nuns may have thought.

It is hard to find a wireless left handed mouse. Most mice are either right handed or "works with either hand." Having a wireless mouse which is designed to fit and be used with the left hand is nice. That it works as designed is even better.

Size of this mouse is fine. Poor value. Connects to device as it should. Ergonomics should be okay for the average person. My hands are large so the mouse feels small to me. Quiet operation? Well, its a mouse. This mouse like all Logitech mouse units I've owned, do not last. When new they work as they should but after a few months of normal use, the buttons start not activating when clicked or they will double click or when clicked will not select items at all.

We frequently switch between macOS and Windows on our Macbook Pro (via Bootcamp) and discovered that our external Logitech MX Bluetooth keyboard, once paired on one OS, would be forgotten on the other (it would appear in the Bluetooth connected devices list but wouldn't work and the keyboard failed to automatically pair up even when we press the second device pair-up key). We noticed that our Logi M510 mouse worked fine in either OS because it connected to the Mac via the 2.4GHz wireless Unifying receiver. We saw that the MX keyboard was capable of 2.4GHz wireless connection via the new Logi Bolt USB receiver (which wasn't actually included with the keyboard). So we picked up the Logi M650 mouse (left-handed was nice since my wife is left-handed) which came with the Logi Bolt receiver. She didn't actually need the back/forward side keys of the M650 and we would have preferred to have bought the M550 which is essentially the same as the M650 but without the side keys (and is $10 less). Unfortunately, Amazon didn't have this model. The M650 replaced our existing Logi M510 mouse. They're about the same size and work pretty much the same way. What we needed was the Logi Bolt receiver. We unpaired our Logi MX keyboard from Bluetooth and then connected both the M650 mouse and the MX keyboard to the Logi Bolt receiver. That was pretty effortless. We downloaded the new Logi Options software to configure both the M650 and the MX keyboard and that worked fine. In terms of comfort and function, this is a pretty standard mouse experience not significantly different from the previous M510. The "smart scroll" wheel is an interesting feature where fast spins of the wheel cause faster page scrolling similar to swiping quickly down a touchscreen. The only rather significant drawback to this is the cartoonish, boing-boing sound the wheel makes when you scroll quickly. For slower scrolling, it's the usual click-click sound although somewhat quieter than most mice (the left and right click buttons are similarly somewhat quieter than usual). But, for anything faster than a slow scroll, that weird sound is unbelievably annoying. It sounds as if the wheel isn't properly fastened into the mouse. If not for the need to have a Logi Bolt compliant mouse, I'd send this back and get a Logi Bolt-compliant mouse without smart scroll (I've had numerous Logi mice and none of them exhibited this annoying scroll wheel sound). With both our keyboard and mouse connected to the Mac via the Logi Bolt receiver, we can switch between macOS and Windows without losing connection to those peripherals. If Logi introduces a Logi Bolt mouse without the smart scroll, I'll probably get one of those and throw this one in a drawer (or sell it to someone who is hard of hearing or who really loves cartoon boing-boing sounds when scrolling). Given the completely standard behavior of this mouse and the annoyingly noisy scroll wheel, I'd say that this is overpriced. It should be priced the same as the M550 ($10 less than the current price) and the Logitech engineers will need to fix the ridiculous scroll wheel. I've had a lot of Logi mice over the years with no complaints but this one is disappointing given the high price, completely standard performance, and annoying scroll wheel.

Finding a mouse for left-handed use is quite challenging, as most higher-end mice tend to be ergonomical (read: non-symmetrical ) but geared towards righties. I've been using a Logitech M510 for a long time, since it is large enough for a medium-sized hand, and symmetrical, which covers the bases; but it has two extra buttons on the left side which are unusable with the left hand thumb. I was thrilled when I saw the M650 L for left-handed users. It's the same size as the old M510 but with the buttons flipped, which means I can use them now. It tracks smoothly and is very comfortable. I've been using it via bluetooth, not having to deal with the USB dongle has been a game changer. The "silent" buttons take a bit to get used to, since I was very used to the tactile click feedback from the M510, but after a short while they are perfectly fine to use. The mouse feels a bit light, it also took me a bit to get used to (the M510 uses 2 batteries, the M650 uses one, which I think might account for the weight difference). My experience with this mouse has been quite positive, particularly happy to see leftie-specific products being available.

First of all, hands down it is a perfect office wireless mouse. Secondly, don't do my mistake, it is LEFT handed mouse. That's why it is constantly on sale. Now when we handled this, a couple of thoughts: 1) yes, it's left-handed, but it us symmetrical. The button s on the right were triggering me for exactly 1 day, and now on day 4 I am using these buttons for my benefits when dragging it. They are stiff, so no false clicks 2) I wouldn't use the side buttons anyway because I can't install any third-party apps on my corp laptop. 3) the only slight concern I have is when you scroll rapidly some internal gear keeps rattling when you stop the scroll, and it is loud. Not a concern for noisy office though. Build quality, size, clicks - everything is outstanding. To be honest I like the feel of it even more than my expensive but razer old Razer gaming mouse at home.

Coube certinho na palma da minha mão que é grande, é o mouse mais confortável e silencioso que já tive, e tem a versão para mão esquerda e mão direita e a única coisa que muda é a posição das teclas laterais, pois a ergonomia é excelente dá para usar em qualquer uma das mãos qualquer uma das versões. A única coisa ruim é ter que baixar um programa da logitech que ocupa 100mb se quiser configurar os botões laterais, e ele fica rodando na memória o tempo todo só de ligar o computador, e depois que configurar se desinstalar o programa perde as configurações, o mouse não memoriza as configurações! Se você quiser usar essas teclas laterais para controle de volume de som do windows você é obrigado a manter o aplicativo Logitech instalado 😬

He comprado este mouse en una super oferta, llego en excelentes condiciones y al día siguiente. En cuanto a la calidad, cubre mis necesidades de trabajo. Uso programas como Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Blender y en los pocos días que llevo con este, me ha gustado su buen desempeño. Cabe mencionar que no es un mouse "gamer", no tiene switch's ópticos como los "razer", u otras características como el sensor que llevan marcas como: "corsair", "asus" la gama gamer de Logitech obvio. Me gusto que el ruido de los clicks es muy sutil, el scroll se desempeña excelente en Photoshop e Illustrator. He visto opiniones y reseñas en las cuales, creen que este es un mouse "gamer" y no lo es, se puede usar claro, como cualquier otro mouse, pero no tendrá el rendimiento de un mouse para este propósito. En definitiva para uso de oficina, y para programas de diseño como en mi caso, es una excelente opción de compra.

I'm really impressed as it wasn't expensive, it's really good for my left hand, and you even have a Logi Bolt.