M170 has taken a few falls on the ground and ruff and tuff handling as well. Even then, the scroll bar and buttons show no sign of issues. If you avoid eating on your computer table, then I don’t think it will ever go bad that easily. Isn’t it too good to be true? well yes, it is! In my Logitech M170 review after 6 months of use, the only thing that restricts my experience is the size. For large hands, i.e. if you are comfortable using a 6-inch phone with one hand then going with Logitech M190 is a better choice. To determine which mouse model you have, please turn the mouse over and look at the bottom for the model number (M/N). The different models have slightly different technical specifications: You can feel the weight on the palm side where your hand will be resting. Unlike HP X500 where the weight is all in the center. While we are at it, the weight of the Logitech M170 is 70.5 Grams with a battery making it lightweight and compact making it ideal for work from home.

As per durability, I have dropped it on the ground dozens of times and everything seems to be working fine. While doing any work i.e. video editing, scrolling through Facebook, or reading text documents I haven’t witnessed a delay or lag in response. Even while gaming, this budget wireless mouse will get the job done. Though my gaming does disappoint that you can see in the video (coming up soon)!