Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Rechargeable Laptop Mice with LED Lights Silent Slim Use(BT5.2 and 2.4G Portable USB) Dual Mode Computer Mouse for Laptop/iPad/Tablet/Apple/Computer/Mac (Black)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:No batteries needed: EVERlll Works well, charge seems to last a long time. Never had a situation where my mouse died at a moment where pointing and clicking would determine my fate. But I once went to use it and it was drained of power. So I connected it to a charger. Wishing seconds, though conned to a charger, it was working. Not exactly bulletproof, I wouldn’t advise using it on a construction site. But if you are a normal person and don’t find a need to hurl your mouse across the room, you should enjoy it more a longtime coming.

Flexibility of bluetooth or usb wireless is great. As someone who travels to various offices for work, I like having a solid travel setup including a bluetooth mouse, bluetooth keyboard, and fold-up stand.This works great. My only note is that there is a lag sometimes to wake up the mouse after it goes idle after a few minutes with no use.

The mouse is very responsive and good quality. It’s sleek and easy to get set up. The only downside is the wheel is kinda noisy and doesn’t move as smooth as others I’ve tried. Other than that it’s a very nice mouse for the price.

This is a great value for the money. And it's one of the best mice I've used. After trying one I've replaced all my mice with this one, even the ones that are working great. I like this one better.It's a rechargeable wireless mouse. It charges through the USB-C port on the front. (A USB-A to USB-C cable is included.) The best feature is it works with Bluetooth or via the USB-A receiver that tucks into a storage well on the bottom. Laptop and desktop computers can use either mode, although the USB-A receiver uses less power than Bluetooth. The Bluetooth option lets it work with tablets that don't have USB ports. It works with new and old devices. I tried it with a 2017 iPad, a 2011 Macbook, and a 2008 Windows desktop, and a 2003 eMac. All worked perfectly with this mouse, although the eMac needed to boot with the USB-A receiver in the USB slot it would be used in.It's very smooth and quiet to use. Instead of four small round or oval pads, this has two long runners to reduce friction. (See the picture.) This makes it much smoother to use than any mouse I've tried. And it's the quietest I've tried. It would be a very good choice for pod-casters. The LED lights randomly cycle colors slowly, but are dim enough not to be a distraction even in low light. It's very light and thin making it an excellent choice for travel. It shuts down if not used for awhile and wakes up instantly if you click a button.A unique feature is the DPI is adjustable by clicking the button below the slider wheel. This lets you adjust sensitivity on the fly without having to open up your computer's settings. This would be very useful for graphic designers who need normal mouse movement on one hand, then quickly switch to very precise for drawing.

How is this even possible? A mouse for under $10? Not only that but it works perfectly! I only tested in bluetooth mode and it paired perfectly with my iPad Air M1. Nothing to complain about, it just works.

Overall this was a good buy. Great price for sure. The LEDs really set it off. I knew going into this purchase, the one thing I did not want was another wireless mouse that requires a dongle connection. I have several sitting in a drawer now that will no longer connect to their dongle. This mouse does come with a dongle if that's what you're looking for, or can connect it via bluetooth. I purchased the black one, but honestly I recommend going with a different color. The black looks good, but it's always covered with greasy looking fingerprints. I'm constantly wiping it down with screen cleaner, but the fingerprints return within minutes of using it. I always go with a black mouse, but none of the others I've used in the past ever showed fingerprints the way this one does. Other than that, the battery life is really good. I'm online all day, everyday, and a full charge carries me all week long. It's really light, fits perfect in my hand, very minimal clicking noise, no lag, and great response time. Lastly, I was kind of throwed off by the charging indicator at first. I expected it to display a red light when the battery was low/while charging, but instead, it displays a green light. Once the mouse is fully charged, the green light just cuts off indicating it is fully charged.

It's a cheap computer mouse, so you are getting what you paid for. it's a bit small, even for me and i have small hands, and it's very light weight- personally i'd prefer more weight. but other than that form wise it's not bad. portablility is also great, it has a little divot for the dongle (the usb bluetooth connector) in the bottom, and it can be used while being charged.my main issues are 1- the battery dies very quickly, and it disconnects within a bout 2-3 minutes of disuse. 2- the scroll wheel is all kinds of messed up. i dont know if mine is broken or if its just an issue of the design it self but the scroll wheel doesnt work. not like it does not thing doesnt work but i try to scroll and it stutters or goes down instead of up, ect. its messed up. 3-durability. if you tried you could break this thing with your hands and a bit of squeezing. its not durable.so tldr:-pros--portability 8/10.-ease of set up 8/10-can be used while charging-mids--durability is low-not uncomfortable, but not comfortable-cons--scroll wheel issues-very low battery life-makes me want to throw it into the wall and shatter it.it did its job as a temp mouse. im getting a new one.