Logitech M720 Triathlon Mouse Comprehensive Review
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2016
- Logitech M720 Triathlon Mouse Comprehensive Review
If you've followed me for a while you know I have a love of Logitech stuff. So I picked up the latest Logitech M720 Triathlon mouse. What is it? Well, it appears to be another top tier mouse in their catalog, it's sits as a cheaper alternative to the MX series, but retains some of the excellent features of that series. In this video I take a look at the M720 and compare it to the more expensive MX Master and the smaller MX Anywhere 2. I show how the device switching works and lastly I test it on a glass surface.
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I spent quite a while trying to find the M720 next to a MX Master for size comparission in a video. Finally found it here. Thanks!
Thanks for the review. This is probably the only decent M720 review on youtube.
Thanks!
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@@dowerchin hello whats the best for the little mouse MX master 2 or 3 is is too expensive for me ! anyware 2 is good?
of better m720 ?
Thank you so much. I was looking everywhere for a size comparison between both the master and the anywhere. Aside from that the level of detail put into this review is amazing. Thanks again!
Thank you for the review. I like your setup with three computers and to see how fast you can switch.
Agreed with others, thanks for the review which is detailed, well-structured and helpful, mainly with the comparison at the beginning. Thumbs up!
I researched my next AutoCAD drafting mouse for a while now and finally decided on the Triathlon thanks to your review :)
Thanks!!!
Do you find this mouse heavy for extended use?
What a bloody brilliant review, thank you. I’m still using my 2012 iMac but I’m considering upgrading within a year or so to a Mac Mini so I’ve been looking up keyboards and a mice for it. I’ve decided on the Logitech K390 keyboard but I wasn’t sure about a mouse. Thanks to your review I’m getting the M720. It looks like the scrolling is very smooth on the Mac. My Apple Mouse died a couple of months ago and I replaced it with a cheap compact Logitech mouse but unfortunately the scrolling isn’t smooth at all, it’s very jagged like.
Great review, bought the Triathlon. Buying decision much helped by this video, well done. Thank you.
Still working?
Damn this mouse is over 4 years old. I just found it and it the best. This video was great. The mouse is great to work when using 2 computers. The explanation of switching between pc was clear. Thank you for the shortcut and tips.
I can't thank you enough for this in depth review of this mouse. The package instructions are absolutely useless. I saw the bright lights and heard the harps playing when I viewed your RUclips video. Now I know what all the bells and whistles are for. Thank you again.
Thank for lett8ng me see how to connect it to the pc I didn’t know how ur a life saver subscribing bro
Thanks for this video review! It’s definitely the best one I’ve found about the M720. I have a 3 year old MX Master that’s starting to feel sticky even after trying to clean it thoroughly and this seems like a better and cheaper alternative! I was at first going to ask about the material of this mouse but you answered it at the end! Again, great review video!
is it possible to avoid mouse getting sticky
@@JaneParkerBowls - Best bet is to be sure your hands are clean before using. Oils (even natural from skin) can affect the rubbery surface over time. Especially substances like paint thinner, nail polish remover, even rubbing alcohol will cause damage to the surface faster.
I would appreciate if a more durable material was available, I seriously love this mouse, I prefer it to the MX Master 3 due to the tilt wheel feature, and the more accessible device toggle.
Finally opening it up to clean out lint after about 4 years of heavy daily use, including some light gaming.
Still working great, buying a second one as this one is starting to peel rubber in spots around the edges, and it is annoying to feel it.
Maybe after I receive the new one I can figure out a way to resurface the old one to extend the life...
Hey thanks for your thorough review. As I watched, you helped me figure out something that was bugging me -- how to have one of the three receivers hooked up to my KVM, but also be able to connect a *second* time to a machine -- voila! Bluetooth connections *and* Unifying!!! :)
Purchased the M720 two months ago. Works great!
Thank you for the video! ☺️ how do I download the software? And is there an additional cost for it?
Thank you bro...
Your video is the definition for the word "Review". Thank you again.
I have had a m720 mouse at work for months now and I just bought one for home use. Your review finally explained features where logitech documentation left me hanging - the middle non-scroll wheel button is a scroll lock, and there is no gesture button (despite documentation for this mouse referring to one). Love this mouse, thanks for helping me solve the puzzle!
It has a gesture button for your thumb (even shown in this video) and the middle button is not exactly a scroll lock but for releasing the flywheel mechanism for faster or for slower, more accurate scrolling.
@@viktorcsanyi726 Thank you for this! Came to this video to figure out what its for. On my Steelseries mouse, that button changes the sensitivity and I couldn't figure out what it was for on this one.
@@viktorcsanyi726 it can still be mapped to normal right? Like opening links in new tab
Been using this mouse for a week now. Way better and lighter than the mx master for me. Most comprehensive review so far man!
I've been searching for this mouse my entire life.. Thanks.
Lies. You should be a couple of years old at maximum then since the mouse itself is quite recent.
@@161muhammed Hahaha funny guy!
Wow, thanks for spend a long time to review this mouse! A lot RUclipsrs will not review this kind of lower class mouse this long or in depth! I was looking for a review of this mouse like yours for few weeks and finally found yours! However I won't call your review in depth but it's close, because I would like to see the sensor accuracy for designs and gaming. I was deciding between M720, G900, G602, as a video editor g602 doesn't have the tilt scroll wheel is not good plus it's super old mouse so it cut from the list. G900 is really a dream mouse for me, but I wish they make it with Bluetooth build in so I can use it without the receiver when I just doing non gaming work. But it still hard to decide between those 2, but the price tag of G900 n my finance situation, I think I will save for the m720 for now since it has Bluetooth which is way more future than the USB receiver on the G900 as USB C only PCs will be take over and with Bluetooth I can use it on non PC devices too!
***** thanks, how about gaming? The peeling off you means is a serious issue? You mean the colour will change over time or the material will tear off until the mouse can't be use anymore? It can be said a successor to the m705 marathon mouse, but marathon come with 3 years warranty n looks like it had better material, m720 has only 1 year warranty, do you think m720 is able to last that long(3years)? Does it's parts easily broke or out functioning? So you not recommend me to get this mouse(to be honest)? If I plan to only get a mouse for everything for the next 4 years at least, this isn't there right choice right?
Sadly, Logitech didn't update their nose yearly or remakes a model to improve the quality, I wish G900 can update will Bluetooth so it can be ultimate gaming n working mouse, but I'm not sure when the day will come.
***** it's not available in my country
Thanks for the kind words. I'm not a hardcore gamer, but from the games I do play, the mouse seems fine. I did have to Forget and Re-Pair the mouse once though; for some reason it got choppy and a re-pair fixed it. I think this mouse is a good choice if you don't want to spend the extra money for the MX Master. The MX Master is an excellent mouse though, so you can't go wrong with that either, but like you said, it's a very expensive mouse.
I have some older Microsoft mice that had the rubber material decay and become tacky... Not fun.. But that took a little while to happen. What I did to fix it was use some rubbing alcohol to dissolve the rubber. After some work, it left the hard plastic behind.
Thank you. I have the MX Master but it's it's way too big and sits in the drawer. I've always had that shape of mouse but I feel like I'm having to force my hand too far forward to fit the contours and even so, I'm still having to stretch for the scroll wheel. It's shockingly bad for me. But the few times I did try to get used to it I did like being able to switch between my two PC's easily. I've now settled on an M705 (marathon mouse) which is just perfect in my hands. I couldn't live without the fast free-wheeling scroll wheel now. But I'd always coveted the bluetooth and easy switching. I'd discounted this M720 after my MX Master experience because doesn't look exactly the same shape as the M705 in pictures, but after watching your video I think it looks close enough. I'll probably pick one up to give it a try sometime. Cheers to you.
Hey, thank you for the review.
It seems to me that with this mouse the pointer on Mac is moving rather slow. Is it true or you just haven't adjust the speed in settings? Like, how much in centimeters you have to move the mouse physically to travel from one corner of the Mac display to another ?
Great review, thank you! Just one question though, have you ever used it for some casual gaming? What is it about for that type of use? Thanks!
Thanks. It's perfectly fine for gaming.
thank you! I finally got how virtual gestures work
Thanks for the review. The instructions that come with Logitech gives leave something to be desired but I found the answer in your video. I could not figure out what the hard click button below the wheel did, controls the wheel scroll function which i now know. Heh, I haven’t used a mouse in years and bought this one for my iPad Pro since I just discovered you can use a mouse in iOS 13.
Congratulations! The best video for this mouse.
Thanks for the great video...10 months later...I just bought the 720 for multitasking between Mac and Windows but for CAD I use a corded gaming mouse with programmable buttons.. Too bad my iPad does not have mouse support with iOS. I wish there was a way to move between devices without clicking buttons.
i bought this mouse too ^^ and made a review on my other channel, Jostono. Loving the mouse.
Thanks for the review!
Just curious though. I just watched you pair it via Bluetooth to 3 separate devices.
So does that mean it can connect to a fourth using the dongle?
How does one switch to the fourth device?
No, you cannot connect to a fourth device. In fact, for each of the 3 selections, you can pair the mouse either via Bluetooth or with a Logitech Unify dongle. That means you can pair the mouse to maximum 3 Unify dongles (but the mouse comes with just one). If you pair your mouse to 3 Bluetooth devices, the Unify dongle became "un-used" and you can use it for other Logitech mice or keyboards that support Unify (but you have to perform the pairing).
I have Logitech MK850 combo and this mouse comes in the combo with an awesome keyboard.
Considering the M720. I have the Master (like in this video). One thing about it I really hate is the build in battery. Seems to go empty a lot faster than my previous M705 which also used regular AA batteries. If only it used regular AA... I wonder why they at least don't put in a battery with decent capacity. The energy in the build in Master battery is tiny compared to a regular AA - no wonder it goes empty fast. Then the hasle of having the wire while it charges. The M720 - just change battery and put the used in the charger and you're good to go again in seconds.
Forgot to mention in my review that this mouse does have a 'gesture' function feature under the thumb position. I've read some reviews that state there is no gesture feature.
This was perfect.. thanks a lot
good review but for your
information there is a gesture button (it's the little bump on the side)
Bcuz your review, i got the Trialthlon instead of anywhere 2. This mouse is perfect for my hand and I always use mouse pad on my glass table, I don't need spend $30 more to get dark laser technology
I've been a Logitech user for years. Recently my old mouse was yelling for the graveyard. Purchased a M720 and it went downhill from there. After returning for a different M720, and a call to support, no luck. I tried numerous troubleshooting steps but still no luck. As my frustration hightened I then decided to plug my mouse into a rear USB port and bingo! I have a Dell XPS 8930 and from day one the front USB ports had a mind of their own. Ultimately, the mouse is one of the best Logitech mouse I've ever used. Highly recommended. Ps, I'm not a gamer.
Good review. Should should also show the Flow. The Flow is killer!!
Thanks. I'll be trying to put other videos together and cover flow. I didn't think Flow would work with anything other than the MX series. I'll need to look into that.
I had M720 Triathlon to replace my M705 Marathon mouse, and quess what I return M720 and stay with M705, which is more comfortable for me.
is this mouse suitable for palm grip?
You showed how to pair via BlueTooth to three devices via the 1-3 switch, but did not show how you would select the use of the Unifying receiver. How is this done?
Hi there, nice review! Thanks a lot! Can you please inform us if it's possible to program a function 'under' the 'device selection button'?
The mode selection can't be remapped, but all the other buttons can be remapped with Logitech's Options software.
Which one would you buy again, if you had none, if it was meant to be used with an ipad pro?
I already got a wired logitech G203 but i' d rather be able to use the ipad without dongles sometimes.
How does the scroll wheel work compared to the M510? I keep clicking the tilt when using the middle button and vice versa.
After using the MX Master for years, I think the M720 will be a good replacement. Which do you prefer?
Great job. Many thanks!
i bought one and the gesture button is underneither the the thumb buttons built into the side, the scroll wheel also clicks left and right.
Do you find it heavy for regular use?
@@DarshanShah10 No. It is a little heavier than the logitech M325. When using them on a slanted podium the 325 will not slide down but the M720 will. This is WITH a mousepad underneath them to give them a little grip. For that reason the M325 is needed.
Moi Worky If you have ever gamed on this, how does it feel?
I had a mx 610 year's ago it had were you could adjust the volume on you're computer. They still have them on ebay but they cost over two hundred. When I got mine I didn't pay even half that why they jacked the price up I don't know.
hi...does this mouse indludes middle click (on wheel) in oreder to open new tab???
thanks
Do the side buttons work for gaming?
can different logitech devices use same one bluetooth channel? i mean without using unify usb, bluetooth only. Or will they interfere each other?
can you click the scroll wheel? i use the scroll wheel click for my CAD work
there is a gesture button its on the side but near the bottom
can you make a video on how to set up the gesture pls
Year 2023 still best mouse for work in the market. But work on glass tables missing. It seems much at hotels so I always have a mousepad.
also does it have a receiver?
I have been having problems with disconecting the bluetooth from the mouse so I can use my usb instead. Its faster and less delay.
I am looking forward to buy the m720 because its basically the same like the mx master but cheaper
I fount the MX Master to be too large and the MX Anywhere 2S to be too small. Office Max has these on display, so you can try the size out. After buying all three and returning the ones I didn't like based mostly on size, I can report the positives of the Marathon 720: The gesture button on the side is easier to press than the button on the MX Master 2S, the Marathon 720 has a middle click button which is lost on the MX anywhere 2S. All these mice are now between $40-$60. If size wasn't an issue I would prefer the MX Anywhere 2S because of the better laser, and the Marathon would be my #2 choice. But the MX Anywhere is just too small. The Marathon really feels normal sized for working all day.
This was useful thanks. I borrowed my brother's MX Master 2S and I was ok with the big size (even though I have little hands) but I hated the bit jutting out on the left as I kept hitting it against my keyboard. I thought the Anywhere 2S would be perfect, and got it half price on sale, but it's hurting my hand and giving me RSI.
It makes me sad to have to return/sell my Anywhere as it's so well made and beautiful, and also because I got it for cheaper than the 720 is currently selling but it seems like the 720 is the perfect compromise? Such a shame they don't make a 'normal' sized/shaped version. Btw, isn't the Marathon a previous model and this is actually the Triathlon? :)
Ps. I'm confused about what you've said about the middle button. Don't they all have a customization middle click button above the wheel? Sorry if I missed it in his review.
On my older mouse I middle-clicked with the wheel, but that's difficult with the MX. Are you saying the wheel is easier to use as a middle click? I actually think using the central button as a middle click on the Anywhere is what is causing a large part of my RSI.
Is the Triathlon wheel nice to scroll with as well? And can you tell the difference re the laser? Thanks!
Does anyone know if you can rebind the 1/2/3 computer toggle button somehow, the one next to forward/back? The software (logitech options) doesn't offer rebinding for it and I only have 1 device.. I'd like to make it a useful button.
Thanks for the detailed review. This is the only mouse that works well for my hand ergonomically but the scrolling action is beyond frustrating. The scrolls don’t register, goes in opposite directions and moves too much to read text line by line. I have tried using that centre button, adjusted the mouse speed on my laptop, and clicked on the scroll to no avail. Do you know if there is a fix or am I really out to lunch?
Have you tried loading the Logitech Options software? It's been a while since I've used this mouse, but I think it will work and can give you better customization.
Will try that - thanks!
How is it now?
great review! watching in 2020 :D
24 months on a single AA? Guessing this is when using unifying receiver.
How long when using Bluetooth though? 2-3 months ??
what is the function of the top button?
Thanks for the review! I have a question: do I need to turn the mouse off after I am done using it?
The mouse goes to sleep on it's own when inactive, but I usually make a habit to turn the mouse off, since your computer could wake up from sleep if something causes the mouse to detect movement.
Thanks for the review. I have a doubt. If we only pair two devices to the mouse, will the device change button switch between those two devices or will go to the third one even though no device is configured.
It will toggle to the third one, looking for something to pair with, so it won't skip over it.
Dower Chin hmm, then I'll stick with the m585. I'm almost sure I'll never use the third one. Thank you
For the custom buttons can you use them for gaming keybinds.
You should be able to. They should appear as button 3 and button 4.
I have the MX Anywhere 2 and it's so well made and pretty and I got it half price, but its size is hurting my hand, even though I have tiny hands. Especially as I use the central button as middle click, it's giving me the beginnings of RSI when I do so. :( I didn't find the wheel itself easy to use as a middle click, something I use a lot. I loved the software.
The MX Master is nice except for the bit which sticks out on the left. I kept hitting it against stuff like my keyboard. It's also a bit big.
The Triathlon seems like a good compromise, It seems like the wheel and laser are still ok?. It's just a shame they don't make a more 'normal' version of the MX. :( Anything else to recommend or is this Triathlon my best bet? Thanks! :)
Not many mice these days seem to care about middle clicking anymore. It's tough, especially if you are used to having a middle button for 3D work. There is only one mouse that has a middle button now, and that's the 3DConnexion's CADMouse (amzn.to/2O2QAm0). It's a good mouse, I'm working a review of it. It's a good mouse, especially for CAD work. Other than that, if your hands are small, maybe look into the MX Anywhere 2, which is a good mouse, and is made for portability. The only other suggestion I can make is reprogramming one of the other buttons to act as a middle button (i've done that before, and it takes a little mental reprogramming to get used to). If wrist issues become worse, I would recommend switching to a trackball mouse, like the MX Ergo (amzn.to/2TGaFVd), I'm also trying to work on a review of that mouse too... I use the MX Ergo daily now, and use the CadMouse when I'm doing 3D work in 3DSMax.
@@dowerchin Thank you. The MX Anywhere 2 is actually the mouse that I already have! :) I don't mind if there is no dedicated middle click button, I just like wheels which are easy to use as a middle click without them rolling sometimes instead. My cheap old wired black Logitech scrollwheel was fine until it stopped scrolling properly (I think it wore down internally on one half of the wheel). I could just buy that again but I like the newer quality and software and wirelessness of the newer models. I think the issue with the MX Anywhere 2 is both the tiny size and also that I gave up using the wheel to middle click and mapped the button above it to middle click instead, which is an awkward movement for my hand to make so often.
Thanks for the link about the MX Ergo, I'll look into that. I hope you finish you review soon! Although obviously I don't want my light twinges to turn into actual RSI again so perhaps I shouldn't wait for that! :)
Ps. I don't actually use specific software where I need middle click, I've only tried out 3d modelling for an hour or two ever just out of curiousity, it's just that I use the middle click button often to open links in new tabs and to shut tabs etc.
@@quixoticduck I posted my MX Ergo review recently. I talk about some of the features you get with the Options software, which might help you out. I didn't go in depth into the Precision mode though. I do use the MX Ergo every day, and it's a great mouse.
@@dowerchin thanks, I'll watch it! :) By the way, do you know of any cheaper upright/ergonomic mice?
Wish I could like this video twice.
Does it work for Imac?
Had to return 2 of there that came with really crappy scroll behaviour. Sometimes it scrolls in the oposite direction of the intended and was very hard to do small amounts of scrolling. Then I quit and bought a MX Anywhere 2 which isn't perfect too but worked better.
I am having the same issue - @ Dower Chin do you know if there is a fix for this?
can you explain what the gesture button does?
The gesture button allows you to perform special operations when held down, for example, I use it to move between desktops, so while holding the gesture button down I can move the mouse left or right to switch desktops. It's customizable in the Options software.
You missed talking about hidden button
Hi,
Very grateful to you. If I pair this mouse to a windows 7 via usb and android via bluetooth, can it go right across or I have to clock the switch button?
Thanks
I've never tried that configuration, but I believe you will still need to use the switch to toggle between devices.
I searched the entire world wide webby before I found out what that darn center button is for! It is a wheel scroll lock 0 it switches between clicky and smooth scrolling. Logitech coulda told us that in their documentation or website.
It's told in every video and Logitech mice do this for some 15 years now. Certain concurrents also copy this feature for a long time.
What do the extra 3 buttons on the side do?
By default they are Forward, Backward, and the Windows function that shows all running apps (Windows-Tab). They can be reprogrammed using Logitech's Options software.
can this do 3200 dpi?
The mx series mouse, does it have tilt of the main wheel? Or it is replaced by the side wheels?
Correct, the wheel no longer tilts.
can the mouse control volume, and if so, from where?
Yes, you can customize some of the mouse functions using the Logitech Options software. For example you can change the back and forward buttons to be Volume up and down.
This mouse will not pair with my old iPad that maxes out with iOS 9.3.5. The tablet ID's the brand and model mouse but will not pair. The circle keeps going around and the No.2 light on the mouse keeps blinking. I tried No. 3 with same failure. Apparently Logitech means it when they say iOS 10.10. Pity they don't support the slightly older iOS. Thing is you don't learn these details when you're an hour away from home in a Best Buy store and don't remember your iOS version or know you can't upgrade. Be sure, according to the pkg, you're running iOS 10.10 or later.
How do you disable the gesture button on left thumb?
logitech app control panel that comes with the mouse when you plug the Bluetooth reciever in
Hi,
Thanks for the video. This mouse has no right click functions on Android! any solutions?
Thanks
Hmm, I've never tried using this mouse on an android device... Lacking a right click might be an issue with the OS, rather than the device. But, I can't really say. I'll have to try it sometime.
Whats the dpi?
i did not find that this had 24 months battery. Mine ran out of battery in 6 months
its a little glitchy for me on my mac using bluetooth, anyone have any suggestions, thanks
How does it behave in terms of bluetooth connectivity?
Bluetooth works fine. I used this exclusively through Bluetooth.
Can the switch button be remapped? I will only ever use it on my laptop
Yes you can, you'll need to install the Logitech Options software to do it.
@@dowerchin Now ive bought it and it cannot. I suspected that this button exactly would be locked. So yea, thanks...
which of these 3 dont need usb dongle to work?
The Triathlon and the entire MX series can use both Bluetooth and the Unifying dongle. The mice that support bluetooth will have the Bluetooth symbol on the packaging, and in the case of this mouse, the dongle is visible in the package.
does this mouse work for iPads or iPhones? I have an iPad mini 4 and iPhone 6.
As much as I would love to have a mouse at times on my iPad, IOS does not support mouse input. So no bluetooth mouse will ever work on an iPad or iPhone, unless Apple builds in support.
what is a gesture button ? you didn't say?
You hold the button down and then move the mouse forward, side to side or backwards to perform functions. But you can download the options software at logitech.com and set it up to do lots of things. It's programmable. All the buttons are customizable.
how reliable is the BT connection vs the dongle with the Mac?
I've not used this extensively on my mac, but it should be fine. Personally, I've had some issues with the Logitech Options software on my El Capitan MBP.
It's very2 good and connects fast
will it be big for someone with small hand
My wife has small hands and she seems to have no issue using this mouse. My recommendation is to see if any local stores has a demo you can try holding.
you didn't even mention the unify mode..
How smooth is the flow function? Can you move files easily between computer/ android/ mac?
Does it work with Ipad Air2 using ios13.4
Flow has been hit or miss with me. You have the option to have it automatically "flow" to the next computer or hold the Control key at the edge of the screen. I sometimes found the mouse pointer can get stuck on the other computer, or it can take a few seconds to get back.
Thx for replying, prefering this one than the mx because don’t need to flip the mouse to switch device. ... still undecided to get this or the mx ergo.
I want to buy the M720 but I'm really worried about the power saving issue which causes mouse to stop after app. 15 sec of inactivity and then causes lag when starting to use the mouse again. How do you deal with that?
I actually never ran into the issue you have... What version of Bluetooth is on your computer? If it's a recent computer, you shouldn't experience such a thing.
Dower Chin Actually I read about this problem on some forums on Logitech Community and some of the users even have been using the mouse on dongle, not on bluetooth. There is also a video on RUclips about it, just search 'logitech m720 scroll problems'. Anyway, I'll order the mouse (because I like it much) and I'll be using it with the Unifying dongle. Thanks!
For sharing my experience, I ended up buying the M720 and so far had no issues whatsoever. I use it on Unifying dongle. It's a really good mouse and I highly recommend it (it's like a smaller version of MX Master 2S).
what is the top button on the mouse for? ive had it for a year and still dont know. Also has anyone connected this mouse to bootcamp windows because it doesnt connect for me. (i heard bluetooth sucks on bootcamp)
Dennis Gordon scroll wheel speed
There is a new feature to it as it can enable flow so u don't need to press to change device
That's true, but I find there is a bit of lag when going between devices, which can be bothersome if you accidentally get your mouse onto the other machine and want to get it back.
If I just want to use an M720 with a single computer, is it possible to disable the toggle button?
No, the toggle isn't programmable. But toggling does require a slightly longer press, so accidental presses don't trigger a mode change.
Awesome, thank you!
This is highly inaccurate. Just the slightest click will trigger a mode change. It is the stupidest thing ever.
Is there a way to turn the toggling off if you only use 1 device? Thanks-!!
What exactly does the Gesture button do?
I probably should do a video about it... But it's a very handy feature (once you have the Logitech Options software installed). You can program it to do various things, like switch applications/desktop or any other auxiliary tasks you desire.
@@dowerchin thanks
Can one pair the M720 to 3 computers using a unifying receiver on each? So as opposed to 1 unifying receiver and 2 bluetooth, 3 unifying receivers?
Wow, I never thought to try that... My first guess is no, since you would need to run the unifying software on the computer to sync the mouse onto that computer. I would think the mouse would forget about the previous receiver at that point, and you would need to repeat that process on your old computer again.
Dower Chin thanks for the reply. I bought the mouse in the meantime and can confirm it does in fact allow pairing with 3 unifying receivers. Very happy with it.
@@brentsw3 Wow, that's cool and useful information! Glad it worked out!
@bret wicksted Why not just use BT, wondering what’s the difference?
@@DesignerM3D BlueTooth has more latency cause lagging,,