Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse is now available at Mascom International for KSh 2,600, built around a 1000 DPI Smooth Optical Tracking sensor, three buttons, a line-by-line precision scroll wheel, and a single AA battery rated for 18 months of use. The Logitech M190 connects through a Logitech Nano Receiver over 2.4GHz wireless at distances up to 10 metres, with no Bluetooth pairing and no driver installation required. The full-size shell measures 115.4mm long, 66.1mm wide, and 40.3mm deep, weighing 89.9g with the battery fitted. Stock is on the shelf now at our Nairobi CBD store: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street.
The Logitech M190 answers a specific problem for anyone typing on a laptop all day. Trackpads slow down spreadsheet work, photo edits, and long document reviews, and cramped travel mice leave larger hands aching after three hours. Accountants preparing KRA submissions, university students at Kenyatta University and Strathmore writing dissertations, county office staff processing paperwork, and cyber café operators all need a mouse that simply works when plugged in. Logitech M190 sits under the whole palm rather than the fingertips, with scooped left and right buttons that guide finger placement and an arched back that supports the hand through a full workday.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops stock unbranded wireless mice that drop connection after six months, Mascom International carries the Logitech M190 from the world's largest mouse manufacturer, backed by a warranty and an after-sales desk you can walk into. Buyers throughout Kenya tell us the AA battery is the deciding factor: no charging cable, no dead mouse during a Kenya Power outage, and one replacement cell roughly every eighteen months. Visit our Kimathi Street counter to hold theLogitech M190 before you pay, or order for pay-on-arrival delivery to any of Kenya's 47 counties.
Common Questions About the Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse
Is the Logitech M190 worth KSh 2,600 in Kenya's market?
Yes, because the price buys 18 months of battery life and a warranty-backed brand rather than a three-month disposable. Generic wireless mice sell for KSh 800 to KSh 1,500 in Nairobi CBD, but they typically use two AAA cells lasting three to five months and lose connection as contacts corrode. Spread across 18 months, the Logitech M190 costs roughly KSh 145 per month. For a professional whose cursor stalls mid-invoice, that difference matters far more than the KSh 1,200 you save upfront on an unbranded unit.
How long does the Logitech M190 battery actually last?
Logitech rates the M190 at up to 18 months on one AA battery, and a power-saving mode switches the mouse to standby whenever your hand leaves it. Real figures depend on daily hours and surface type heavy eight-hour use shortens the window, light home use extends it. There is no charging port and no charging cable, which is the practical advantage in Kenya: when power goes out in Kilimani or Nakuru, the Logitech M190 keeps working. A replacement AA cell costs under KSh 200 anywhere in the country.
Does the Logitech M190 work with laptops, Mac, and ChromeOS?
The Logitech M190 works with Windows 10 and 11, macOS 10.10 or later, ChromeOS, and Linux. Any machine with a free USB-A port runs it. Plug the Nano Receiver into the port, slide the power switch under the mouse to on, and the cursor moves within seconds no software download, no account, no setup screen. MacBook and other USB-C-only laptops need a USB-A adapter or hub, which Mascom International stocks separately at our Kimathi Street store alongside the mouse.
Is the Logitech M190 comfortable for left-handed users?
Yes. The Logitech M190 uses an ambidextrous shape, meaning the left and right flanks mirror each other rather than curving to suit only a right thumb. Left-handed staff can use it without remapping anything physical, though Windows and macOS settings let you swap the primary button in software. The contoured back is shaped for medium to large hands specifically the palm rests on the arch instead of hovering above it. Customers with smaller hands sometimes prefer a compact model, so test the fit at our store.
Does the Logitech M190 need software or drivers installed?
No. The Logitech M190 is a plug-and-play device. Open the battery door, remove the Nano Receiver stored inside, plug it into a USB-A port, insert the included AA battery, and switch the mouse on. Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux all recognise it as a standard mouse immediately. This matters in shared environments cyber cafés, school computer labs, and county offices where staff accounts cannot install software. Logi Options+ is not required and does not add features to this particular model.
What is the difference between the Logitech M190 and the Logitech M185?
Size and battery separate them. The Logitech M190 is a full-size mouse at 115.4mm long, shaped for medium to large hands with palm support and an 18-month AA battery rating. The M185 is a compact mouse built for travel and small bags, rated at 12 months. Both use a 1000 DPI optical sensor and a 2.4GHz USB receiver. Choose the Logitech M190 for a fixed desk where your whole hand rests on the mouse. Choose the M185 for a laptop bag.
Does the Logitech M190 use Bluetooth or the Unifying receiver?
Neither. The Logitech M190 pairs only with the Logitech Nano Receiver that ships in the box, over a 2.4GHz wireless link with a 10-metre working range. It is not Unifying-ready, so it cannot share a dongle with a Unifying keyboard, and it will not pair over Bluetooth. Keep the Nano Receiver safe the tiny dongle tucks into the battery compartment for transport. Desktop tower users who lose a USB-A port to the receiver can add a USB hub, also stocked at Mascom International.
Who should buy the Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse?
Anyone working long hours on a laptop with medium to large hands. Accountants, lawyers reviewing case files between Milimani Law Courts sessions, data entry teams, university students, remote workers on Safaricom Home Fibre, and small business owners running QuickBooks or M-Pesa business dashboards get the most from it. Gamers and video editors who need extra thumb buttons and adjustable DPI should look at a higher-tier model instead the Logitech M190 has three buttons and one fixed sensor setting, which is exactly right for daily office work.
Technical Specifications
Sensor Hardware and Cursor Tracking
- Smooth Optical Tracking sensor with a fixed 1000 DPI resolution, tuned for document, browser, and spreadsheet navigation.
- Optical tracking reads most desk surfaces directly — wood, laminate, painted metal — without needing a dedicated mouse pad.
- Three buttons total: left click, right click, and a middle click through the scroll wheel press.
- Line-by-line precision scroll wheel moves content in controlled steps rather than free-spinning past your target row.
- No adjustable DPI switch, so cursor speed is set through Windows, macOS, or ChromeOS pointer settings instead.
- Glossy surfaces such as clear glass and polished granite defeat most optical sensors, including this one — use paper or a pad there.
Wireless Connection and Nano Receiver Setup
- Connects over 2.4GHz wireless through the bundled Logitech Nano Receiver, which occupies one USB-A port.
- Working range reaches 10 metres (33 feet), far beyond any desk — useful for a PC tucked under a counter.
- Not Unifying-ready and not Bluetooth-capable, so the bundled receiver is the only pairing route available.
- Receiver stores inside the battery compartment during transport, which stops it disappearing in a laptop bag.
- Plug-and-play across Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux — the operating system loads its own generic mouse driver.
- USB-C-only laptops need a USB-A adapter or hub; Mascom International stocks both at the Kimathi Street counter.
Battery Life and Power Management
- Runs on a single AA battery, included in the box, rated by Logitech for up to 18 months of use.
- Power-saving mode drops the mouse into standby automatically when it sits idle, stretching cell life considerably.
- No internal rechargeable cell and no charging port, so the mouse never sits unusable while it tops up.
- Battery independence keeps the Logitech M190 running through Kenya Power outages that stop rechargeable peripherals.
- Physical on/off switch sits on the underside — flip it off before packing the mouse for travel.
- AA replacements cost under KSh 200 and sell in every supermarket, kiosk, and stationers across Kenya.
Shape, Build Materials, and Daily Durability
- Full-size dimensions: 115.4mm height, 66.1mm width, 40.3mm depth — sized for medium to large hands.
- Weighs 89.9g with the AA battery installed, heavy enough to stay planted without tiring the wrist.
- Ambidextrous contour mirrors left and right, so right-handed and left-handed staff share the same unit.
- Scooped button surfaces guide the index and middle fingers into position instead of letting them slide.
- Arched palm support raises the back of the shell, keeping the wrist off the desk during long sessions.
- Plastic shell includes certified post-consumer recycled content — 61% on Charcoal, 31% on Mid Grey, Blue, and Red.
Operating System Compatibility and Workplace Fit
- Supported systems: Windows 10 and 11 or later, macOS 10.10 or later, ChromeOS, and Linux distributions.
- One free USB-A port is the only hardware requirement — no Bluetooth radio and no internet connection needed.
- Works on locked-down office and campus machines where staff cannot install drivers or utilities.
- Suits desktop towers, docking stations, home fibre setups, and shared computer labs equally well.
- Logi Options+ software is not supported on this model; button assignments stay at system defaults.
- Silent-click and multi-device switching are not included — those sit on higher Logitech tiers stocked separately.
What's in the Logitech M190 Retail Box
- Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse
- Logitech Nano Receiver (pre-stored inside the battery compartment)
- 1 x AA battery, pre-installed
- User documentation and warranty card
Note:The AA battery ships fitted with a pull-tab isolating the contacts — remove the tab, slide the power switch on, and the mouse is live. The Nano Receiver sits inside the battery door rather than loose in the packaging, so check there first before assuming it is missing.
Warranty Coverage
The Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Coverage handles sensor faults, click failures, scroll wheel defects, and receiver problems arising under normal use. Battery consumption, physical damage, and liquid ingress fall outside the warranty. Our Nairobi CBD service desk processes claims directly no shipping the unit abroad and no waiting weeks for a verdict.
Buying the Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Logitech M190 Wireless Mouse at KSh 2,600 from our Nairobi CBD location: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to hold the Logitech M190 and check the hand fit before committing a full-size shell suits some palms better than others, and thirty seconds on our counter settles the question. Available colours: Charcoal, Mid Grey, Blue, and Red.
Three ways to order:
- Call +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Logitech M190 the same day. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Nyeri, Meru, Machakos, Thika, Kakamega, and Kisii receive it within 1 business day, as do all other counties. Deliveries to Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana arrive within 2-3 business days. You inspect the Logitech M190 and pay only when it reaches your hands.
Mascom International has built its reputation on accurate product specifications, current Kenyan market pricing, and direct after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD store. Ask us about USB-A hubs, mouse pads, and compatible keyboards when you order.
