The Logitech M720 Triathlon hits $33, dropping to its lowest price in months
A versatile wireless mouse at a rarely seen price
The Logitech M720 Triathlon, a multi-device wireless mouse, has dropped to its lowest price in months at $33 on Amazon, marking a 27% discount from its regular $45 price tag. Remote work has increased the demand for such versatile peripherals, allowing seamless switching between computers, tablets, and phones without cumbersome cables.
This mouse boasts a dual-link connectivity setup, enabling pairing with up to three devices simultaneously. A dedicated button on the thumb rest facilitates instantaneous switching between them. It connects either via Bluetooth 4.0 or the included 2.4GHz Unifying USB receiver, which stores conveniently in the battery compartment. Utilizing a single AA battery, it delivers up to 24 months of battery life, a significant advantage over rechargeable options.
The mouse features an advanced optical sensor with 1,000dpi resolution, ensuring smooth tracking on various surfaces like wood, paper, and fabric, although it falters on clear glass. Crafted in a right-handed contoured shape, it weighs 130 grams and includes eight programmable buttons, customizable via Logi Options+ software for Windows or Mac. A standout feature is the Hyper-fast scroll wheel, offering free-spinning and tactile click modes for both rapid vertical scrolling and precise navigation.
Cross-platform compatible, the M720 Triathlon operates smoothly on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, and Android devices. Despite not possessing premium features like a haptic panel or USB-C charging found in the MX Master series, it offers 90% of the functionality at a significantly lower cost. This mouse combines smooth tracking, multi-device switching, comfortable grip, and tactile scrolling, making it an excellent choice for users prioritizing battery longevity and tactile scrolling over additional features.
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