Logitech Wireless Mouse M515

The power of convenience

For you, having a wireless mouse is all about convenience. Any time you need new batteries it’s a hassle.

That’s why we’re hard at work figuring out ways to extend the battery life of every mouse we sell. And it’s why we make some mice that let you go more than a year without changing the batteries. Because we happen to think that fewer batteries are better for you. (And better for the planet, too.)

On and on and on

The longer your battery life, the less hassle you face. No lugging around batteries when you’re on the go. No wasting time and money on frequent changes.

Pick a mouse with batteries that last a year, 15 months, 18 months—or even three years—and you might just forget it runs on batteries at all.

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Charge, not change

Don’t want to deal with changing batteries at all? We’ve got rechargeable mice, too. You just place your mouse in its recharging stand or plug in the USB cord when you’re done using it, and you’ll always be ready to go.

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Bells and whistles

Mice that turn off automatically. Buttons that help you conserve battery life. Battery indicator-lights.

Many Logitech wireless mice are designed to help your batteries last longer. By automatically putting your mouse to sleep when you aren’t using it. By offering On/Off buttons that let you manually turn off your mouse. With battery indicator-lights that help prevent surprises—so you know you can count on your mouse when you need it most.

Some mice combine auto off, On/Off buttons, and battery indicator-lights.

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Plug it. Forget it. Add to it. You’ve got the Logitech® Unifying receiver.

The Unifying receiver stays in your notebook, so there’s no need to unplug it when you move around. It’s so tiny, you won’t need to worry about the receiver breaking off or getting lost.

See all devices compatible with Unifying.

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And it’s easy to add a compatible wireless keyboard or mouse to the same receiver. Build your ideal combo. Add something. Replace something. It’s as simple as can be and you’ll use only one USB port.

Learn more about Unifying.

Uniting your setup

Your laptop is convenient. You use it on the couch, in the kitchen, at the coffee shop—wherever you want. Logitech makes your laptop as comfortable as it is convenient with portable mice and notebook-ready keyboards.

The Logitech® Unifying receiver takes convenience a step further.

The Logitech® Unifying receiver is a tiny, leave-in wireless receiver. Smaller than most coins, the Unifying receiver not only makes it easy to use a wireless keyboard, mouse, or number pad, it also works with up to six devices.

Plug it in

With the tiny wireless receiver, there’s no need to plug and unplug when you’re on the move. Or deal with the hassle of multiple receivers. The tiny Logitech® Unifying receiver stays in your notebook and lets you add devices as you need them.

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Forget about it

The Unifying receiver is small and always ready. So small, in fact, you can leave it plugged into your USB port when you’re on the move—without worrying about breaking or losing it.

Add to it

It’s fast and easy to add a compatible wireless mouse, keyboard, or number pad to your receiver. You can mix, match, upgrade, or replace up to six devices—now or in the future—using just one USB port. To connect a new device, you simply open the connection software, click “Pair new device”, and turn the device off and on. That’s it.

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A tiny dynamo

The Unifying receiver packs plenty of power. Built with Logitech® Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity, Logitech mice with the Unifying receiver give you the reliability of a cord—with the freedom of cordless. You’ll enjoy fast data transmission with virtually no delays or dropouts.

Plug it. Forget it. Add to it. You’ve got the Logitech Unifying receiver.

Compatible with Logitech® Unifying receivers

Looking for a mouse or keyboard (or number pad) that is Unifying compatible? We’ll help you find the right one.

See all mice that are Unifying compatible.

See all keyboards (and number pads) that are Unifying compatible.

You don’t have to stay tied to your desk. Or live with the chaos of cords.

With Logitech wireless mice, you’re free. Free to be more productive and comfortable on the go. To keep your desk clutter-free. And to say “no thanks” to your notebook’s tricky touch pad.

With a variety of wireless options, you’re also free to pick which type of wireless works best for you. But don’t worry—we’re here to untangle all the terminology and technology.

The power player: Advanced 2.4 GHz

Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless delivers even more robust, reliable performance than ever before, effectively eliminating delays and dropouts (compared to conventional 2.4 GHz and 27 MHz wireless technologies).

Even in the busiest wireless environments, such as a busy airport or high-tech office, Logitech Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless technology delivers the reliability of a cord plus cordless convenience and freedom.

Your mouse is automatically paired with the receiver plugged into your computer and minimizes conflicts with other devices. So, you can use your mouse with the most demanding applications and know that every move you make will be carried out instantaneously. It uses less battery power than other wireless technologies, too.

Check out all of our Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless mice.

Read the white paper.

Just plain easy: Bluetooth®

No dongle, no cord—Bluetooth® mice give you a hassle-free connection to your Bluetooth-enabled computer.

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No accidental clicking, scrolling, sliding

With innovative sensors beneath either side of the top of the mouse chassis, the Couch Mouse M515 only turns on when your hand is gripping both sides of the mouse. That means your mouse won’t work if:

• You click the buttons without gripping the mouse
• You scroll the wheel without gripping the mouse
• You slide the mouse on only one side
• The mouse gets bumped or slides on its own