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Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse T630

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Sleek, ultrathin design

Ambidextrous

Rechargeable

Bluetooth enabled only

Low battery life

A sleek, lightweight design teams up with Bluetooth technology to make the Logitech T630 an optimal mouse for projects on the go.

• Setup Process
• Performance
• Battery Life
• Competition
• Final Verdict

We purchased the Logitech Ultrathin Touch Mouse T630 so our expert reviewer could thoroughly test and assess it. Keep reading for our full product review.

For those on the go constantly, a portable mouse for a laptop or an ultrabook is an essential tool. Those who might be interested in keeping cordless might be interested in trying a new option: a Bluetooth enabled mouse. The Logitech T630, released back in 2013, is still relevant today. Using Bluetooth technology, the mouse combines this modern feature with a sleek design for a solid travel mouse. Read on for our thoughts on design, performance, and comfort.

Design: Beautiful build 

Arguably, this is one of the most beautiful mice on the market. A sleek, black design with a steel grey band around the middle, the mouse looks like something out of a science fiction film. It’s even thinner than some laptop models, ours included, at 5.4 x 1.7 x 4.1 inches (LWH). Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, its thin design makes it great for slipping it into a laptop bag pocket or even a jean pocket if you’re really pressed for time. Because it’s Bluetooth enabled, the bottom of the mouse has two-channel options, as well as a charging port and a power button. 

A plus side to this mouse is that it’s ambidextrous, allowing anyone with Windows software to be able to enjoy this new level of comfort.

Besides the Bluetooth feature, one of the best features of the mouse is the lithium-ion battery which replaces AA or AAA battery requirements. Our only gripe about the design of the mouse is that if the PC doesn’t have Bluetooth capabilities, then the mouse will not work. On the flip side, though, while most mice require you to sacrifice a USB port, this one leaves an extra USB port open for charging phones or adding other accessories.

Setup Process: Charge it first

Setting up the Logitech T630 mouse proved to be a hassle. The mouse comes with a handy booklet that assists the user with getting it set up, which we used. Start by turning on the laptop’s Bluetooth settings and well as the mouse. If you don’t power up the mouse, it won’t register it. 

You’ll have to scan for the Bluetooth device, which can take up to a minute to find. However, if it still can’t find it, as we discovered, check the barely visible dot on the top of the mouse. If it’s not flashing, then you have a bigger problem: the mouse needs charging. It took us forever to set this mouse up because we assumed that the mouse came pre-charged—it doesn’t. After 1.5 hours it’ll be fully charged, but one minute of charging allows the mouse to work for an hour if you’re in a pinch. 

Our only gripe about the design of the mouse is that if the PC doesn’t have Bluetooth capabilities, then the mouse will not work.

Once we had some life in the mouse, Bluetooth registered, and within seconds, we were connected and ready to go.

Performance: Eight touch-controlled buttons shine

The biggest claim to Logitech fame in the T630 mouse isn’t the design or the price tag; it’s the sensor technology incorporated into the mouse. A buttonless interface contributes to the design, but in terms of performance, the mouse really shines on this all-touch surface. 

With a double-tap of two fingers, you can pull up the app menu, giving the T630 an edge against traditional mice. An added perk: simply swiping left and right allows the user to shift between apps, making this a great addition for anyone using tablets or ultrabooks. For those using regular laptops, while those features won’t necessarily be enabled, especially if you don’t focus on app-related use, the other touch and swiping features that make the mouse will still be solid. Once it’s in a laptop setting, those same touch controls swap to back and forth buttons. It’s a really awesome feature if you need to swap between internet pages but don’t want to open two separate panels.

The rest of the nine touch motion sensors are standard for mice: left buttons, right buttons, middle buttons, and the scrolling wheel. Everything about this mouse feels smooth, you’re simply relaxing and using natural, fluid motions. Better yet, everything we tried to do with the mouse was for the most part without hitches, proving that it really knows what you’re doing when you position your hand on the top interface and scroll. It’s a refreshing take on a travel mouse, and if we didn’t game so much we would probably make this our main. That said, for the people who like to game on the go, this will suffice, but if you’re used to a gamer’s mouse, don’t expect any grandiose revelations with the Logitech. It’ll help you with the basics, but that’s pretty much it.

With a double-tap of two fingers, you can pull up the app menu, giving it an edge against traditional mice. An added perk; simply swiping left and right allows the user to shift between apps, making this a great addition for anyone using tablets or ultrabooks.

Our only concern in terms of performance with the Logitech was the scrolling button. It felt jerky, even with optimal settings on the Control Panel. A few minutes after installation, a Logitech screen popped up and offered to install a smooth scrolling app designed for its mice. We took up its offer to see whether it would help. While it definitely gives you more precise control over scrolling, the mouse still scrolls very quickly. A simple twitch of the finger will get you further down the page; flicking it sends the page scrambling for the top or bottom. If you need to scroll fast, though this is the mouse for you.

Comfort: Barely there

The thickest point of this mouse lies where you would rest your palm, at 1.7 inches. Amazingly, the mouse slims down to just over 0.5 inches where your fingers would rest. This helps keep your hands in a more natural, curved position. A plus side to this mouse is that it’s ambidextrous, allowing anyone with Windows software to be able to enjoy this new level of comfort.

Battery Life: Could be better

On a 1.5-hour battery charge, the mouse lasts for up to 10 days thanks to a rechargeable, lithium-ion battery. It’s really nice in that you’re not constantly having to swap out AA or AAA batteries in the mouse. However, 10 days is a little low. Consider this: some of the older, battery-reliant travel mice can operate on two AA batteries for up to six months, while others can last up to 15 months on one AA battery. Knowing this, the 10 days battery life is a little unreasonable. It’s true this is an older mouse, but we still expected that the battery to last longer than it does.

Price: Top of the price range

For the whopping price of $170 for Macs or $225 for Windows , this mouse can be a part of your travel. It’s definitely at the high of the budget, especially when there are other models out there that retail for as low as $10. Basically, for the price, you’re paying for a fancy design that comes with Bluetooth and app capabilities.

Logitech T630 vs. Microsoft Arc Touch

The Logitech T630 is really a top-of-the-line travel mouse, so comparing it to the Microsoft Arc Touch travel mouse (view on Amazon ) seems almost a little cruel. However, each mouse comes with its own perks. 

For starters, the Logitech’s high price really struggles to compete with the cost of the more economic $45 the Arc Touch wants for its foldable mouse. For those who need a non-Bluetooth mouse, the Arc Touch also offers a USB port, complete with a magnetic grip to secure it to the mouse during travel. While these all sound like really good features, the real kicker is that the mouse can run for six months on two AAA batteries.

While this all seems like it’s in favor of the Arc Touch, not so fast—the Logitech’s smooth, flat design makes it a more comfortable handgrip. It’s also small enough to pack into a back pocket, which is really nice if you’re rushed to make it to a meeting on time. And the real perk of the T630 is that when you’re pressed for USB space, it connects automatically with the Bluetooth settings. If you’re looking for something more portable and tech-friendly, then the Logitech T630 is definitely the better choice. However, if the cost and compatibility are more ideal, then swap to the more budget-friendly Microsoft Arc Touch.

The best on the market, but it comes at a high price. 

Hands down, the Logitech T630 is our new go-to portable mouse. While the battery life isn’t the greatest, the portability and the fancy all-touch top interface coupled with a comfortable grip make it a real winner. Bonus points go to making it more friendly toward ultrabook and tablet users while maintaining PC capabilities.

• Product Name Ultrathin Touch Mouse T630
• Product Brand Logitech
• SKU 910-003825
• Price $225.00
• Release Date August 2013
• Product Dimensions 5.4 x 1.7 x 4.1 in.
• Color Black & Silver
• Price 179.99 (Mac) 224.99 (Windows)
• Warranty 1 year
• Compatibility Windows 7, 8, and up
• Connectivity options Bluetooth only, No USB port

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How-To Geek

How to connect a wireless mouse on windows 11.

The setup process for a USB-RF mouse and a Bluetooth mouse is a bit different, but both are simple.

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So you've purchased a wireless mouse and you're preparing for the first-time setup. How you connect your wireless mouse depends on which type of wireless mouse you purchased--a USB-RF mouse or a Bluetooth mouse .

A USB-RF mouse connects to your Windows 11 PC via a dongle. In order to connect a USB-RF mouse to your PC, your PC will have to have an available  USB-A port  (if you don't have any, consider expanding with a USB hub ). The good news is Windows handles most of the setup process for you.

To get started, turn your mouse on. Each mouse is different, but there's usually a small switch on the bottom of your mouse. After that, plug your mouse's dongle into your PC's USB-A port.

A toast message will appear at the bottom-right corner of your screen, telling you that Windows 11 is setting up your device for you.

A few seconds later you'll get another message stating the setup process is complete. Your mouse is ready to use.

A Bluetooth mouse doesn't require you to insert a dongle. The only requirement is that your Windows PC has Bluetooth capabilities, and most modern PCs do.

First, pop in the necessary batteries in your Bluetooth mouse and then flip the switch to the On position. Each mouse is different, so refer to your user manual for the required battery type and power switch location. Usually, though, it'll be AA batteries and the switch is normally at the bottom of the mouse.

Next, you'll need to turn on Bluetooth on your Windows 11 PC . You can do this by going to Settings > Bluetooth & Devices. Toggle the slider next to "Bluetooth" to the On position.

Conveniently, the next step of adding the device can be found right below the Bluetooth option. After enabling Bluetooth, click "Add Device" next to Devices.

The Add a Device window will appear. Click "Bluetooth" from the list of options.

Windows 11 will begin searching for devices. Select your mouse from the list.

Windows 11 will begin connecting to your mouse. After a few moments, your mouse will be ready to use.

Not every mouse is created equally. Some are better for gaming and productivity , while others are more ergonomic . You may even find yourself setting up multiple mice for your PC. And don't forget about your mouse pad!

Logitech Bluetooth Travel Mouse mice and other pointing device drivers

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• Height : 3.94 in (100 mm)
• Width : 2.28 in (58 mm)
• Depth : 7.87 in (200 mm)
• Weight (with batteries) : 3.77 oz (107 g)

Technical Specifications

Sensor technology.

• Smooth optical tracking
• DPI (Min/Max) : 1000±
• Number of Buttons : 6 (4 of them programmable)
• Precision scrolling wheel
• Tilt Wheel : Yes
• Battery : 12 months Battery life may vary based on user and computing
• Battery Details : 2 x AA (included)

Connectivity

• Connection Type : Bluetooth
• Wireless range : 33 ft (10 m) Wireless range may vary based on user, environmental and computing conditions.

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• Windows 10,11 or later

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• Bluetooth Mouse
• 2 AA batteries (pre-installed)
• User Documentation

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M557 delivers precision and performance in a compact design that’s perfectly sculpted for either hand. Take all the benefits of this smart design with you wherever you go—and with up to 12 months of battery life Battery life may vary based on use and computing conditions. , your work will be worry-free.

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Easy setup, no receiver required. M557 easily connects to any Bluetooth -enabled PC or Windows ® 8 tablet. The included Windows button lets you toggle between either interface seamlessly.

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M557 offers precise tracking, and smooth, responsive cursor control—ideal for use on almost any surface. The tilt wheel allows for easy horizontal, side-to-side scrolling through large spreadsheets or images.

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The mouse is built using the same high quality standards that have made Logitech the global leader for mice and keyboards Based on independent sales data (in units) aggregated for Logitech mice and keyboards from major global markets including Canada, China, France, Germany, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation, Sweden, Taiwan, Turkey, UK, US (July ’19 - July ’20 period). Retail channel only. . Durable and reliable, M557 also works up to 12 months Battery life may vary based on use and computing conditions. without changing batteries thanks to the on/off switch button and auto-sleep power-saving mode.

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We bring over 25 years of expertise and innovation creating mice of various sizes and shapes that provide an extra degree of comfort. Our solutions are meticulously crafted to fit right- or left-handed users, making it easier to find the product that’s right for you.

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