- Table of Contents
- Intro
- Our Verdict
- Test Results
- Differences
- Compared to others
- Discussions
The Logitech Pebble M350 is a great mouse to bring around with you but isn't the best for day-to-day use. It has a very low profile and small form factor, which makes it easy to slide it in a laptop bag, but isn't the most comfortable design to use for hours at a time. It's a very straightforward wireless mouse that can be used with its USB receiver or via Bluetooth. Its sensor performance is mediocre-at-best and can't be customized to your preference.
Our Verdict
The Logitech Pebble M350 is a sub-par mouse for mixed usage. It's designed to be a great travel companion with its low profile and small form factor. This also means it's not the most comfortable mouse to use for long periods during your work day. Its sensor performance is mediocre and this mouse shouldn't be used for gaming.
See our Mixed Usage recommendationsThe Logitech M350 is a mediocre option for your office setup. Its low profile design isn't the most comfortable to use during a full work day and with the lack of side buttons, you won't be able to navigate your browser as easily. On the upside, the wireless design clears your desk of an extra cable.
The Logitech Pebble M350 is an amazing travel mouse. Its low profile and wireless design makes it easy to carry around. It even has a storage compartment for its receiver, which is very useful. However, it won't be the most comfortable mouse to use for long periods.
The Logitech M350 isn't designed as a gaming mouse. While its wireless click latency isn't too high and it's fairly lightweight, its performance isn't good enough to rival with gaming mice.
See our Video Games (FPS) recommendationsThe Logitech Pebble M350 wireless mouse doesn't have any side buttons and shouldn't be used to play MMO games.
See our Video Games (MMO) recommendationsThe Logitech Pebble M350 isn't designed for gaming, but it's still lightweight and doesn't have terrible click latency. However, its sensor performance isn't on par with gaming mice.
- 5.8 Mixed Usage
- 6.2 Office/Multimedia
- 8.4 Travel
- 6.1 Video Games (FPS)
- 3.1 Video Games (MMO)
- 6.9 Ultra-Light Gaming
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Decently well-built.
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Very portable.
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Great for fingertip grip.
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Not the most comfortable design.
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Mediocre performance.
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No customization options.
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Test Results
This mouse has an unusual and very compact design. It has a very low profile with a slight slant forward. This mouse comes in four different colors so you can choose the one that suits your setup.
The Logitech M350 is lightweight, but it doesn't have any weight customization.
This mouse is very portable thanks to its low-profile design. There's also a receiver storage under the top cover for you to bring it with you without losing it.
The build quality of the Logitech Pebble M350 is decent. The frame feels solid but the top cover is made out of thin plastic and feels flimsy. It gives off cheap vibes, and if you were to drop the mouse, the cover would probably be the part that breaks first.
This mouse isn't the most comfortable to use. It doesn't have any side grips and the odd downward sloped shape mixed with the small form factor makes up for a pretty awkward grip. Due to its shape, it's mainly made for a fingertip grip.
The Logitech M350 is too short and narrow to be used with a palm grip.
Putting any weight on the back of the mouse causes the front to lift up and makes the claw grip near impossible to achieve.
This mouse is definitely designed to be used with a fingertip grip, and anyone should be able to use it comfortably.
This wireless-only mouse can be used via its USB receiver or with a Bluetooth-compatible device, which makes it quite versatile. The on/off switch is positioned on the bottom of the mouse and there's also a button to switch between connection types.
This mouse doesn't come with a cable and it can't be used with one, as there's no port on the mouse.
The click latency of this wireless mouse isn't too bad, but it still shouldn't be used for competitive gaming. On the upside, most people won't notice any delay with day-to-day use.
The performance of the Logitech Pebble M350 wireless mouse is mediocre. It only has a set setting of 1000 CPI and has over 10% of error, which means the CPI is more around 1100. There's also no way to adjust the polling rate.
It has a total of four buttons if you count the connection-switching button. However, none of them can be customized to whatever command you want. The two main click buttons are very quiet.
The scroll wheel of this wireless mouse has a very low profile. It has fairly soft increments and can't be unlocked for infinite scrolling.
This mouse doesn't have any customization software.
Differences Between Sizes and Variants
The mouse is offered in White, Rose, Blue Gray, and Graphite colors, but we expect our review to be valid for all those variants.
Compared to other mice
This mouse has a fairly unique design that makes it a great mouse for travelers. It stands out due to its design, but its performance isn't as great nor customizable as other options on the market like the Razer Atheris. For other options, see our recommendations for the best wireless mice, the best wired mice, or if you need better performance, check out the best wireless gaming mice.
The Apple Magic Mouse 2 and the Logitech Pebble M350 are two very different mice. The Magic Mouse has a tactile surface for scrolling inputs while the Logitech has a more traditional design with a physical scroll wheel. Both have a very low profile and are great for traveling. However, the Apple feels noticeably better built but is a bit heavier.
The Microsoft Arc Mouse has a better overall performance than the Logitech Pebble M350 since you can customize its settings a bit, but its unique design might not be suitable for some. On the other hand, the Logitech can be used with a receiver and via Bluetooth, and has a lower click latency as well.
The Logitech M510 is a better mouse than the Logitech Pebble M350. It has two side buttons, customizable performance settings, and you can remap its buttons. It has nice grips on both sides and is slightly more comfortable to use than the M350. However, if you're on the move often, the M350 might be a better option thanks to its small form factor.
The Razer Atheris is a better performing mouse than the Logitech Pebble M350. The Razer has a much better sensor and will be the better option if you're looking to play games during your off time on your business trips. On the other hand, the Pebble M350 is fully compatible with macOS and it's also lighter than the Atheris.
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