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Design

Type Standard

Lighting Color No Lighting

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.

Length 4.2" (107 mm)

Height 1.0" (26 mm)

Width 2.3" (59 mm)

Grip Width 57 mm

Volume 10.19 in³ (167 cm³)

Cable/Receiver Storing Yes

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.

Lowest Weight 61.1 g

Default Weight 81.6 g

Weight Distribution Back-heavy

Extra Weights No

The Logitech M350 is fairly lightweight in its default configuration. You can employ additional weight optimization techniques, including the use of a separate AAA adapter with lithium AAA batteries, which is how the Lowest Weight result was achieved during testing.

Left-Handed Friendly Yes

Ambidextrous True Ambidextrous

Coating Matte

Finger Rest No

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. If you're interested in a mouse that's also meant for travel use, but has a taller profile and side grips, check out the Logitech M317.

Small Hand No

Medium Hand No

Large Hand No

X.Large Hand No

The Logitech M350 is too short and narrow to be used with a palm grip.

Small Hand No

Medium Hand No

Large Hand No

X.Large Hand No

Putting any weight on the back of the mouse causes the front to lift up and makes the claw grip near impossible to achieve.

Small Hand Yes

Medium Hand Yes

Large Hand Yes

X.Large Hand Yes

This mouse is definitely designed to be used with a fingertip grip, and anyone should be able to use it comfortably.

Maximum Of Paired Devices 2

Bluetooth Yes

Receiver Yes

Battery Type 1x AA

Use When Charging No ( Single use batteries)

On/Off Activation Auto Off And On/Off Switch

Receiver Extender No

Battery Indicator No

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.

Connectivity Wireless

Cable Length N/A

Cable Type No Cable

Permanent Kink N/A

Port Type: Mouse End No Port

Port Type: PC End No Port

This mouse doesn't come with a cable and it can't be used with one, as there's no port on the mouse.

Gliding Experience Bad

Material Plastic

Extra Included No

Logitech Pebble M350
USB receiver
1x AA battery
Manuals

Control

Total Number Of Buttons 4

Number Of Side Buttons 0

Number Of Programmable Inputs 0

Profile Switching Button No

Gesture Support No

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.

Expected Connection 24.8 ms

Wired N/A

Receiver 24.8 ms

Bluetooth 38.6 ms

The Logitech Pebble M350 has poor click latency. It's definitely not recommended for gaming, but it can handle casual browsing and productivity tasks without a noticeable delay. As you can see from the graph, the click latency isn't very consistent; however, you're unlikely to notice the inconsistency during use.

SRAV @ 1600 CPI N/A

SRAV @ 800 CPI N/A

SRAV @ 400 CPI N/A

SRAV @ Fixed CPI -0.13%

Precision Error Between Speeds 1.09%

Precision Error Between CPI N/A

Worst Tracking Error 12.50%

Minimum CPI 1,000 CPI

Maximum CPI 1,000 CPI

CPI Adjustment Steps 0 CPI

Delay To Start Of Movement 17.3 ms

Delay At Half Movement 9.4 ms

Delay To End Of Movement 10.0 ms

Sensor Technology Optical (LED)

Sensor Model Not Specified

Works On Glass No

Minimum Lift Off Distance 1.2 mm

Maximum Polling Rate 125 Hz

Scroll Wheel Notched Wheel

Scroll Wheel Steps 24 Steps

Scroll Wheel Tilt No

Thumb Wheel No

Thumb Wheel Steps No Thumb Wheel

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. If you'd prefer a travel mouse that has a wheel with L/R tilt buttons, check out the Logitech M525.

Operating System And Software

Software Name No software

Software Windows Compatibility No

Software macOS Compatibility No

Account Needed No Software

On-Board Memory No

CPI (DPI) Adjustment No

Polling Rate Adjustment No

Profile Configuration No

RGB On/Off No RGB

This mouse doesn't have any customization software.

Windows Compatibility Fully