HOTLIFE LED Wireless Mouse, Slim Rechargeable Silent Portable USB Optical 2.4G Wireless Bluetooth Two Mode Computer Mice with USB Receiver and Type C Adapter (Black)

This colorful mouse is a perfect blend of style and performance! The vibrant design is eye-catching, and the ergonomic shape is super comfortable for long use. The USB chips connected instantly without any lag, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a fun touch to my workspace. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, and the smooth tracking makes it great for work or gaming.For the price, it’s an incredible value. Highly recommended!Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I got this to replace the original Lenovo Yoga mouse I got with my Yoga 920. That was the worst mouse I ever had. Instead of a thumbwheel, it had a pad that you slide your thumb on to move the mouse. Similar to the touch pad on a lap top. Except you had to get moving on the pad before anything happened. It was just about impossible to use. Then, the Yoga mouse would "sleep" if you didn't use it for, like, a minute. And when you moved it, nothing would happen. Sometime, moving it wasn't enough, I had to slam it on the table to get to do anything. The only thing good about was when you unfolded it was flat and would go nicely in your pocket. The battery finally failed. I wasn't thinking, and started to order a replacement, you know, because it was original equipment. But it was $65 bucks. For a bad mouse. So I got this instead. It has a thumbwheel, connects with bluetooth, etc., works REALLY GREAT and doesn't go to sleep. For $9. The other thing is when the Yoga went to sleep, the touch pad would wake up, and with my wrist on it the cursor would suddenly go off somewhere and I would be typing into the wrong place, or deleting what I just typed. Because this little guy DOESN'T GO TO SLEEP, as long as I am using it, the touch pad on the Lenovo is dead. It is the ideal combination. I know, it's all kind of little stuff, but I held off buying a different mouse because the horrible Yoga mouse was kinda working. I should have chucked long ago. You'll really like this mouse, and it IS slim enough to put in your pocket.

Love this mouse. The lights are what got my attention, but it's also whisper quiet when using and the fact that this is rechargeable is a win win all the way around. I have a thing with textures and this mouse is ohhhh so soft to the touch. I haven't had it long enough to see if it's going to hold up, but the price is right, and this is really a nice mouse all the way around. Love the lights!

My daughter really likes this mouse. It’s basic with just the standard buttons, but looks good and does the trick. It is great value.My only quibble is that it seems to keep creating new Bluetooth profiles and so I end up with a long list of ‘Bluetooth 5.1 Mouse’ entries in my connection list.

I enjoy the lights, mouse works great, and the options of connection are helpful. This is my second one... I managed to drop the other one on a tile floor and it didn't fare well.

Bought this mouse to go with my Royal Kludge keyboard because it didn't come with a mouse. Love that it has multi colors. Moves easy on a bare surface. Comes with a charging cord and will turn read when the mouse is going dead. I love that is a slimer mouse and easy to use. Great product.

I have always had an issue with the bluetooth on my mice going out quickly (so I always get ones that can also use RF like these). So far, I have not had an issue with either of the two I have bought of this model for (different computers). They are responsive and battery life is decent. The only downside is that when either mouse gets to 6% battery life they are essentially useless as they will work for a literal second and then go immediately to sleep, but once plugged in it will work and charges quickly. Thankfully, the included charging cable plugs in a convenient location so it can be used as a corded mouse (unlike Apple's Magic Mice).

I think I paid about $7 for this. It's pretty and comfortable. It turns off with a switch to save battery, and you can switch it to Bluetooth or RF. It's also rechargeable. I feel like lately it's not holding a charge as long as it was, but I'm not 100% sure of that. Anyway, I love it!!!! It came with an adapter to plug the USB A receiver into to make it USB C. I really don't like using it that way because I only have 2 USB C ports on my Microsoft Surface, and one of them is already being used with a dongle that allows me to plug in 2 HDMI cord to external monitors and a couple of USB A devices. I have used this mouse with Bluetooth and with RF. Every once in a while, it doesn't work well. I've been assuming that's because the battery is dying, but it seems too often for that compared to how it worked when I first got it. I'm not sure what's going on, but at the price point, I'd still consider buying it again.