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The Pebble Mouse 2 is a mouse you take with you, and at £14.99 on Logitech's UK store it costs less than a lunch out. Shortlist it for a laptop sleeve, then settle it with your hand on the thing. Packing flat and staying comfortable for four hours are unrelated properties, and only one of them is on the spec sheet.
Keep the desk mouse that already suits you and add this one when the trackpad in a café has become a weekly irritation. Replacing a mouse that works with a colour that matches is £14.99 spent on the wrong problem.
Our verdict
A sensible portable mouse at the £14.99 Logitech UK lists, provided its low shape suits your grip. A Logi Bolt receiver would add £11.99.
- A good fit for
- A laptop user moving between desks who wants an occasional mouse with quiet clicks and Bluetooth switching among three devices.
- We would skip it if
- You need a substantial palm rest, several thumb controls, or a receiver in the box for a computer without Bluetooth.
Reasons to consider it
- A low, 76 g body is convenient to pack
- One replaceable AA battery avoids a charging routine
- Quiet clicks and three-device switching come at the base price
The compromises
- Hand comfort cannot be established from the dimensions
- The Logi Bolt receiver costs £11.99 extra and the middle-button software covers only Windows and macOS
What we have not verified: Hand comfort, tracking on different surfaces, how quiet the clicks sound in your room, and real battery endurance are all unchecked and could change the verdict.
The things in this guide
A closer look at the products, who they may suit, and what to check before buying.
Pebble Mouse 2 M350s
For the days a small Bluetooth mouse fixes a real problem away from the main desk.
Before you buy: Try the low shape before promoting it to main mouse. No Logi Bolt receiver is included.
Price checked 16 October 2026. Retailer prices can change.Judge the grip before the feature list
Logitech UK lists a body of 106 by 58.7 by 26.62 mm and a weight of 76 g. Those numbers describe a low, compact object. They do not tell you how much support your hand will find or how naturally your fingers will reach the wheel.
Test it with real work, not a few clicks at a shop counter: select a paragraph, move between a spreadsheet and a browser, scroll something long. Logitech's quiet-click figure, over 90% below an M185, was measured at 1 m by an independent lab, so treat it as a comparison, not a decibel promise. Repeatedly resetting your grip is the answer to watch for.
Check the connection before ordering a receiver
The M350s pairs over Bluetooth Low Energy and switches among three devices. Logitech's own Logi Bolt receiver is a separate £11.99, and the older Unifying receiver does not work with it. A desktop without Bluetooth turns the £14.99 mouse into a £26.98 purchase.
Customising the middle button needs Logi Options+, which Logitech lists for Windows and macOS only; elsewhere the basic functions work without it. On a managed work laptop, check first whether Bluetooth pairing and third-party software are even permitted. Do not add the receiver by reflex; find out whether Bluetooth actually falls short for you.
A replaceable battery is useful, but not maintenance-free
One AA alkaline cell comes pre-installed, and Logitech quotes up to 24 months, a figure that depends on how you use it. Read it as an order of magnitude: this is a mouse you feed once a year or two, not one you charge.
A replaceable cell suits a travel accessory: when it dies in an unfamiliar city, the fix is a corner shop rather than a cable you left at home. Carrying spares for every day out gives back the simplicity you bought.
Pay for the task you actually need to improve
At £14.99 with a 2-year limited hardware warranty and 30 days of free returns from Logitech UK, the cost of a wrong guess is small. Standard delivery is free from £29, which neither the mouse nor the mouse-plus-receiver total of £26.98 reaches. Buy it for recurring laptop work in borrowed spaces, once the fit checks out. Keep looking if the work happens at a fixed desk and the real complaint is wrist discomfort, heavy shortcut use, or precise dragging on an awkward surface.
One normal workday with the exact model settles it better than any specification. A bad grip trial outranks the low price and the tidy shape.
How we put this together
Built from the product pages and listings below, without test scores or results we have not measured. Specifications and prices change, so check the original page for the exact model, current price, delivery, and returns.
- Logitech UK: Pebble Mouse 2 M350s product page (opens in a new tab)
- Logitech Support (UK): Getting started with the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s (opens in a new tab)
- Logitech Support (UK): Warranty for the Pebble Mouse 2 M350s (opens in a new tab)
- Logitech UK: Logi Bolt USB Receiver (opens in a new tab)
