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Logitech Play Collection M325c Mouse - Optical - Wireless - Radio Frequency - USB - 1000 Dpi - Tilt Wheel - 5 Button[s] - Waterm

Logitech Play Collection M325c Mouse

Bottom line: The Logitech Play Collection M325c Mouse ($25.68 on Amazon as of 2026-10-06): Micro-precise tilt wheel for smooth web scrolling; main trade-off: 1000 DPI too low for gaming or photo work.

$25.68

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*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated 2026-10-06. Price and availability subject to change.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Micro-precise tilt wheel for smooth web scrolling
  • ✓ 1000 DPI optical tracking with 5 buttons
  • ✓ Tiny USB Unifying receiver stays plugged in
  • ✓ Contoured shape for comfortable all-day use

Cons

  • ✗ 1000 DPI too low for gaming or photo work
  • ✗ Radio-frequency only, no Bluetooth pairing
  • ✗ Occupies a USB port for the receiver dongle
  • ✗ Right-hand contoured design suits few lefties

Manufacturer description

Designed-for-web scrolling for easier browsingSay goodbye to choppy scrolling and tricky touch pads with this web-friendly wireless mouse, from Logitech's new 2013 Color Collection. Micro-precise scrolling and a feel-good contoured design make everything you love to do online easier*.noteworthy featuresm325 vs t400m325 vs t400EnlargeFor smooth scrolling with a simple swipe of the finger and easy navigation of Windows 8, check out the Logitech Zone Touch Mouse t400. Available in a new burst of colors and designs from Logitech's 2013 Color Collection.Extra Long Battery LifeUnifying…

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Full Specifications

BrandLogitech
ColorRed/green/pink
Range5.0 meters
Model NameM325C
Style NameOptical
Unit Count1.0 Count
ConnectivityWireless, USB
Model Number910-004679
Power SourceBattery Powered
Button Quantity5
Connection TypeWireless
Mfr Part Number910-004679
Special FeatureLightweight
Antenna LocationOffice
Hand OrientationAmbidextrous
Hardware PlatformLaptop, PC
Compatible DevicesLaptop, Personal Computer
Enclosure MaterialPlastic
Movement DetectionOptical
Additional FeaturesLightweight
Full listing titleLogitech Play Collection M325c Mouse - Optical - Wireless - Radio Frequency - USB - 1000 Dpi - Tilt Wheel - 5 Button[s] - Waterm

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