The Logitech M305 Wireless Mouse ($29.99 direct) is a stylish, simple choice for a mouse to take along on your commute. With an incredibly ergonomic design squeezed out of such a small frame, this ambidextrous mouse brings on the comfort where other ultraportables fall behind. But if browser buttons and high-end feature sets are what you crave, you'll have to look elsewhere.

Design and Features
With seven available colors and patterns on top of a comfy fit, the M305 suites those who are on the go often. Contoured rubber grips on its sides coupled with smooth, grooved plastic click buttons make for a comfortable navigating experience within an exceptionally simple design.

Aside from customization available through Logitech's SetPoint software, this mouse doesn't have any terribly unique features to note. The SetPoint software, though, allows users to change sensitivity setting and change the function of the mouse buttons to suite righties or lefties. A stowaway nano receiver and use off of a single AA battery with power indicator make the M305, again, beautifully simple.

Performance
Being designed with mobility and portability for general users in mind, the M305 isn't going to wow its users in terms of speed or accuracy. However, when tested on surfaces we generally associated with being on the move (arm rests, laps and on top of bags) this mouse provided exactly what commuters will need: Reliable tracking.

When it comes to mice on the move, the M305 performs and feels better than its competitors. However, this mouse is lacking in features that many of the more enthusiastic users look for, primarily browser enabled buttons. While the M305 is unmatched in comfort and simplicity, try the Rocketfish Nano Wireless Optical Mouse ($27.99 direct, ) if you're looking for a five-button ultraportable that's considerably less comfy.

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