Logitech Pebble M350s: What Real Users Actually Think

Grab the MX Master, it's way better. As with any Logitech software, disable auto updates. Logi Options is pretty meh. It will try to force you to sign up so you can save your configuration.

The ergonomics look worse than a Magic Mouse.

I use it every day, so far so good!

I've tried this mouse out, it is not great. The silent clicks make it feel really gummy too, like those old mac keyboards that felt like typing on wet newspaper.

Yes, and very well too! I use a Pebble, an MX Anywhere 2S and a MX Master 3 and all of them are wonderful in Linux Mint.

I have never had a proprietary mouse not work on Linux Mint. That should be fine.

My hand and wrist hurt just from looking at the photo.

It's baaaaaaad. There are $16 mice on Amazon with better ergonomics.

After a year of usage it will miss clicks, so it's not for many years. I would buy better Logitech or something.

It works. I use a Logitech via Bluetooth on my laptop. You may need to delete and re-install the device for it to work — I had to, but could be an isolated incident.

Mouse received, it works very well.

I had the original Pebble. The size was nice but the keys were round and too small which made typing harder and inaccurate for my finger size.

I would like to have the combo I ordered delivered (UK) and test it for myself. However, Logitech are unable to get around to sending it to me despite taking payment immediately. And don't bother trying to contact them — they just ignore you.

I quit using wireless mice years ago. Wired mice seem to respond better, their batteries never go dead, and I never lose the dongle.

Was a Pebble 1 owner in black, and now picked up the 2 in white. I believe the only changes are on the connectivity side, but like I always say, 'if it ain't broke'...it's compact, light, sturdy, quick, accurate and has a very distinct, yet minimal clicking feedback that is both accurate and satisfying.

It's amazing, I can't work without it.

I use it because the more flat mouse is better for packing for travel. I wouldn't really choose it as my primary mouse though.

I am really annoyed — I've bought two so far and each hasn't lasted me for a whole year.

The first one I bought has developed the same left-click problem. I started noticing when I was working in Photoshop. I did find that if I move my finger directly over the little piece that presses the actuator it works every time, but that's not a natural position for me. Had to replace the mouse.

My 2021 Pebble just died (May 2025). I dunno, that's 4 years and it's only $22 but I would expect a product to last a bit longer.

Bought first one June 2022, second one April 2024 and now I think I need to buy a new one because the left click is no longer as responsive as it used to be. I keep buying the same thing because I have really small hands and regular-size mice make my wrist hurt.

I've not encountered the Bluetooth wake issue on Win11 (Dell 7610) or Android 15 (Galaxy Tab S9 FE) using my M350s. I suspect the issue is on the other user's Win11 computer's side.

The first day of having the Pebble 2 combo, I almost returned it. But I thought I'd give it another day or two — thankfully I am very comfortable with it now.

The M350 supports Bluetooth and Nano receiver (included) and Unifying receiver (not included). The M350s supports the same connectivity options with the addition of the Bolt receiver. The whole point of the M350 is that it supports a wide range of connectivity and is portable.

Every time I plug or unplug the receiver on any laptop, there's activity in Device Manager — devices appear and disappear normally — but it never connects to the mouse. No matter which computer I try, there's no connection. The Logitech software detects the receiver but won't pair, nothing works.