Logitech M720 Triathlon Wireless Mouse
The better pick when one mouse needs to move between a laptop, desktop, and tablet.
- Connects by Bluetooth or USB receiver
- Switches between up to three devices
- Hyper-fast scrolling helps long documents
- Right-hand sculpted shape is not universal
Best For / Not For
Best for
- Hybrid work setups
- Laptop plus desktop users
- People who scroll through long documents
Not for
- Strict left-handed use
- Buyers who only need a basic backup mouse
- Small travel pouches
Key Details
Multi-Device Workflow
The M720 is built for people who bounce between machines instead of keeping one permanent desk setup.
Bluetooth support keeps USB ports open, while the included receiver still gives you a simple fallback for desktops and older laptops.
Scrolling and Comfort
The fast scroll wheel is the feature that makes this feel like a productivity mouse rather than a plain pointer.
Its right-hand shape gives more palm support than a travel mouse, though left-handed users should skip it.
Value and Verdict
Buy the M720 if your mouse needs to follow you across a laptop, desktop, and tablet.
If it will stay plugged into one computer all year, the M510 or M185 is simpler and cheaper.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Flexible Bluetooth and receiver connectivity
- Easy multi-device switching
- Comfortable right-hand shape
- Fast scroll wheel saves time in long pages
Cons
- Costs more than basic wireless mice
- Shape favors right-handed users
- Extra software unlocks the best customization
Bottom Line
Buy the Logitech M720 Triathlon if multi-device switching is the problem you need your wireless mouse to solve.
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