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Logitech M720 Triathlon review: the multi-device mouse that lives across all your computers
A multi-device wireless mouse that pairs with up to three computers and switches instantly, with a hyper-fast scroll wheel and up to two years of battery — built for people who juggle several machines.
Multi-device3 computersHyper-fast scroll24-mo battery
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2016first released
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Logitech M720 Triathlon multi-device wireless mouse specs
| Battery | Up to 24 months on one AA |
|---|---|
| Connection | Unifying 2.4 GHz USB or Bluetooth |
| Multi-device | 3 devices (Easy-Switch), plus Logitech Flow |
| Buttons | 8 customizable |
| Scroll wheel | Hyper-fast, with tilt and middle click |
| Shape | Full-size right-handed, thumb rest |
Manufacturer's published specifications.
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Verdict: the multi-device mouse to beat for a busy, multi-machine desk. The three-device switching, fast wheel, and two-year battery are the draw — just know it’s a full-size productivity mouse, not a gaming one.
The specs that matter
Per Logitech’s official listing:
- Multi-device: Easy-Switch for up to 3 devices, plus Logitech Flow to move between computers and copy/paste across them.
- Connectivity: Logitech Unifying 2.4GHz USB receiver or Bluetooth.
- Scrolling: hyper-fast scroll wheel with tilt and middle-click.
- Buttons: 8 controls, customizable via Logitech Options.
- Battery: up to 24 months on a single AA.
- Shape: full-size, contoured right-handed body with a thumb rest.
What reviewers love
- The multi-device switching. Jumping between a work laptop, a desktop, and a tablet with a button press is the feature people keep it for.
- The hyper-fast wheel. Free-spin scrolling flies through long documents and web pages.
- The battery life. Up to two years on one AA — set it and forget it.
- The comfortable, full-size shape. A proper hand-filling body rather than a travel-sized puck.
Worth knowing before you buy
- It’s a productivity mouse. 1000 DPI optical tracking is fine for work, not a high-DPI gaming sensor.
- It’s on the larger, heavier side. Great for palm grips and desks; less so for travel or small hands.
- Flow needs setup. Cross-computer Flow requires Logitech’s software on each machine.
Who it’s for
Anyone who works across multiple computers and wants a single comfortable, long-lasting mouse to rule them all — with fast scrolling for long documents.