Bluetooth Mouse, 4800 DPI Wireless Mouse, 2-Year Battery 6 Adjustable DPI, 6 Buttons Compatible with Laptop/Windows/Computer - Black

The price is what sold me on it, but it was the size I was worried about. I don't have big hands, but I don't have small hands either (they're in that annoying in between stage of bigger than average, but smaller than large for an adult male). This mouse is great, though was a pain to pair with android, and I thought it was busted. I ended up testing it on my Windows 8 PC and it worked just fine, then I later figured out how to get it to work on my Android Tablet without any issue. I'll go into that a little later. Pros: -Not that small, just slightly smaller than my favorite M510 Logitech mouse. It's the large hump near it's rear that makes it decent fit for my hands without having to change my grip to something uncomfortable and unusable. -On windows, all the buttons work and did something, again I'll go into that later. Cons: -None really, the android connection issue is an Android issue that I solved. If I had to pick one, it would be that the printed manual says it has an 8 month battery life as to the 18 that this page claims, kind of a huge difference in time. Android Connection Fix: 1st: Connect the device like you would any other. Go into Settings > Bluetooth > Turn it on > Scan. On initial turn on of the mouse it should go into search mode where it should then be discovered by your tablet/phone. If not press the connect button (top middle) on the underside of the device. 2nd: Notice how janky the cursor is, that seems to happen every time you pair this mouse for the first time. Turn off your bluetooth, and then on again to kill the connection with the mouse. 3rd: When bluetooth is back on, press "Bluetooth 3.0 Mouse" to initiate re-pairing, and on the bottom of the mouse press the connect button to re-establish a link to the tablet. You should notice now that the cursor is smooth and working as it should. Mouse Buttons Functions (Windows): -Orange side buttons = back and forth (top = forward, bottom = back) -Everything else works like it should, right click, scroll wheel/middle click, left click. Works just fine and is very responsive. Mouse Buttons (Android): -Orange (top): seems to not do anything for me -Orange (bottom) and Left Click: acts as an Android "back" button -Right Click: acts like a one finger touch -Scroll Wheel: scrolls between home screens and drawers in launcher, and then normally in apps like Photo Gallery, and Browser -Middle Button: acts like "home" takes you to your launcher, you can also activate the long press "home" feature (which on my Note Pro launches Google Now) Since I'm writing this on my Tablet using/testing a keyboard I don't know if I can upload pictures from Amazon's Android App. I'll do that when I reconnect with my PC and maybe correct any spelling mistakes I might have made but using an external keyboard doesn't pick up. With that said, I can't be more pleased with my purchase, after solving that Android Mouse issue. It's one of those purchases that luckily doesn't cost much and for me is worth the risk. The manual was in proper English and was rather informative.

This mouse works just fine. But beware, to install it to where it works on your PC, you need to open settings>add devices and click on Add new Device. Well, that's really hard to do unless you have a working mouse... catch 22 unless you have an old wired mouse you can use. But if you are replacing a broken mouse, well... There's some KB sequences to click on various highlighted screen items but its really laborious. other than that is was easy to connect if you have a working mouse to borrow. Pros: No dongle tying up a USB port Cons: set up catch 22, (you practically need a working mouse to install this mouse); your PC must have a working BT port.

Needed to replace a mouse on my mac wthat the wheel had died. This was a similar unit that was low cost. It connected almost immediately with the option of what version of bluetooth to use. I didn't even know that was a thing? Either way I chose 5.0 and it sync'd right up and worked. Is comfortable in the hand and after an adjustment in the settings it tracks a but faster. wheel works well and for the money its a good mouse. It weighs nothing so you have to get used to it, but I may open it and put something inside to weigh it down? I has buttons on the side that you can customize what they do in the max settings.

I bought three of these units to use in place of the mouse pads on my machines. On Vista and Windows 7 they are working great - I like the feel and the resolution which makes them so fast that it took some time to adjust to it. I like the single AA battery also. The only negative other than going to sleep too quickly (have to click on a button to wake them up) has been on Windows 8 where it keeps losing connection. I don't use bluetooth on the Windows 8 machine so I had to use an old bluetooth radio and it might not be functioning correctly on the newer machine. But I really like them on my workhorse Windows 7 laptop. Update 2/26/2015: I use one of the three on my Dell - I use it a lot since I really dislike the pad. I should have mentioned that the old bluetooth mouse I had died and that it had never worked very reliably. This one goes to sleep too soon so that I have to awaken it often - even if I am using it. It appears to have a time limit of use. This mouse has already gone through one battery in the 3 months that I used it. I have also noticed that it will go into gyrations - that is, I suddenly am unable to get it to stop moving. I move it a fine amount and it keeps going so I bring it back and it goes over the opposite direction too far. I think that all I need to do is shut it off and on again to stop that. The neat thing is that it is possible for me to move it that fine amount most of the time. It also will sometimes say that it is connected, but the mouse pointer does not move. I have noticed that when it is moved too far away from the machine (or the machine moved away from it), the link is lost - quickest and surest fix is to cycle its power. It is unnecessary to re-install it - I have found that most of the troubles I have had with the unit are due to something that I do - like drop it or move it too far away or something like that. Just POR and it works again. And it hooks up quickly - just remember to push on the right button before you expect it to move - it falls asleep fast. All in all I find it to be very good and won't change its 5 stars to 4 even though it is pretty close to that.

The TECKNET Bluetooth mouse is a reliable, versatile option for everyday use. It features six adjustable DPI levels (800-4800), making it easy to customize cursor speed for different tasks. TruWave technology ensures smooth tracking on nearly any surface, whether you’re at home or on the go. Its ergonomic design, with a soft rubber grip, offers comfort during long use, and the compact size makes it portable. Built to last, the mouse has a 10-million click durability rating. It’s compatible with various Windows versions and devices like laptops, desktops, and Chromebooks, though the side buttons won't work with Mac OS. TECKNET backs this mouse with a 36-month warranty, ensuring reliable customer support. Overall, it’s a solid choice for users who prioritize comfort, adjustability, and durability.

The back and forward button only work while browsing internet. These two buttons do not work in Microsoft apps such as word

not comfortable not complete product delivered.

I didn't want to spend a ton on a new mouse for my home office, this had good reviews so I gave it a go. Very happy with the purchase. Connected instantly via Bluetooth, easy to change the speed and a good feel in your hand. It is a bit heavy with the 2 batteries, but I'm not carrying it around the house, and my wrist is not weak.... so I'm not sure why that's an issue. The only thing is I wish you could customize the side buttons (forward back I don't use) but if that is a deal breaker, spend the cash on a fancier one. For the price? Great mouse.

Works well, comfortable