Logitech M505 vs. M305: Has anyone got both the M505 and M305?
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Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not. Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my Logitech M305 lasted for 2 months only on a regular daily use.
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Mine were ordered a while back and it works perfectly. However, I am using discover 975 Plantronics brand and they work fine with it! I would call the company and check with them regarding M55, looks like it has the same fit, but you never know.
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I had to go back to my g500 due to an issue with my g502. The g500 felt like a wet turd in my hand. Instantly went back to my g502 when it came in the mail.
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Not entirely compatible. It will work out of the box but some of the button programming will be unavailable because the Logitech Control Center software for Mac does not recognize the M325
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I had to return the one I purchased from Amazon. I have a Logitech R800 with M/N: R-R0003 and it did not work with this one from Amazon. I was able to return the item to Amazon. I called Logitech and I was informed the R800 model has been discontinued with this M/N#.
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Looks like you should be fine. The keyboard uses Logitech's UNIFYING receiver, and the M525 shows up on the Logitech site as using the same UNIFYING receiver system as well. There are restrictions as to how many you can connect to a single receiver too, so that needs to be considered. I would double check the mouse and confirm that it's using the UNIFYING receiver just to be safe.
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I have no idea but my experience with Logitech has not been good. Very difficult to set up, customer service is terrible at best. I would stay as far away from their productsAs you possibly can I know I do.
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Concerning the Unifying receiver - the difference is that the M305 package does not *include* a Unifying receiver. But if you have an M305 and another mouse that has the Unifying receiver, then the M305 *will* be recognized by the unifying receiver.
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I think there is no such thing as a MX500, it is the M500. There is the M550 which delivers similar performace as the MX100 Series. The latter is newer and faster than the ageing M500. There is a preference towards the latest MX100. I would definitely go for the MX100.
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The support page for M305 says no replacement parts available. &lt;http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/wireless-mouse-m305?osid=14&bit=64&crid=398?
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The Logitech M505 uses the New Unifying receiver for up to 6 compatible wireless devices!It also Track with laser precision...The laser tracking delivers smooth, responsive, precise cursor control on surfaces that cause problems for optical mice, such as polished or wood-grain tables. So, I think that the M505 is a newest and better mouse model... Any Commends?
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Suggestion- Go to the Logitech home page. Hopefully you will find the answer to your question.
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You can get them on eBay for $30 to $35,used, in seemingly nice condition. I have had three M570s. All started off great but within a year or two, the cursor would periodically stop moving. I had to smack the mouse on my desk to get it going again. Tech support could not resolve the issue. Just bought the corded version so will hopefully be more reliable.
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Yes, David. I have the Plantronics m55 and I ordered these for it. They work great! I just recently had to change the first one I put on my Bluetooth. I will always have these on hand just encase one does brake. I LOVE the Plantronics m55 and these are a perfect match. I highly recommend keeping them on hand.
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I believe I know what the original question was regarding. This is the reason I am looking to purchase another pointing device. Apparently from what I've read, Logitech started producing there devices using cheaper and inferior micro switches. After a bit of use the buttons start performing double clicks even though you only clicked once. I had purchased the Logitech M570 about 6 months ago and it's already performing double clicks. So frustrating!
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No they definitely have *not* fixed the double-clicking problem!!Since they no longer offer a matte top version of this mouse (just the sticky reflective glossy top), I have switched to the m560 model which is larger but has similar capabilities. That too will likely have the double-click issue after a few years, since Logitech still uses cheap unreliable micro-switches in their mice to save a few pennies in manufacturing.
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I read on the Logitech website that the wired trackball was discontinued and I paid about $30 for each of mine. My guess is those who have them are trying to sell them for the higher price since you can't get them any more. I love my M570 because of the wireless feature... No more chords to get tangled in!