PICTEK Wired RGB Gaming Mouse, Side Metal Scroll Wheel for Volume Control, 8 Button Programmable Mice with Detachable Finger Rests, Fire Button, Sniper Button, Up to 12000 DPI for PC, Laptop, Gray

Even better than 'works perfectly right out of the box'. In addition, the size is a perfect compromise between a mini mouse and a full sized mouse, and can easily be used in both large and small settings. Simplicity, long battery life, an automatic off and quick on (double click the left button) that actually WORK (unlike some) and you have an immensely satisfying product. No, I don't work for this company, but I'd be proud if I did!

For 10 bux this little mouse should take the industry by storm. It has every feature any mouse user could want. There are no negatives to this product! My only very weak concern was when the drivers were loading, that it took several minutes to wake the mouse before it came alive. I was almost beginning to think it was not going to work, then it woke up and it has been working perfectly. So, if anyone is reading this that has ordered this neat little thing, don't worry if it seems like the thing is dead when you first start it up. It does come to life, but it takes a long while, and I have a fast machine..My personal thoughts are forget about all the other mice priced higher, because there cannot possibly be any better working mouse than this slick little fella. As an engineer, and being very familiar with product costing, I have no clue how a mouse like this can be produced anywhere in the world, transported across the seas, import duties paid, distribution and sales costs paid and still sell for $9.99. This is economic wizardry at its best.

I typically adhere to the rule of "If it Iooks to good to be true...," but after reading some reviews (and analyzing them through Fakespot), I took a chance and purchased this mouse a few weeks back. While I'm not a huge fan of its nano-ish size, I knew what to expect before purchase, so really 1 of my 2 gripes is that it's hard for me to pass up a good deal. This mouse performs better than any mouse I've ever tried (again, been using for about 3 wks now). It is lively, responsive, and comfortable in-hand. It puts itself to sleep on cue and springs back to life immediately upon a button press. I'm actually impressed with this mouse- it works, and works well!- on every surface I have put it to: a glass window; the top of my head; hovering ~ 1/4" above my desk. I work from home a lot (well, always), and 15- 20 hr stretches at my machine are not uncommon, and in my time with it so far, it has not skipped a beat. But, and for my second and final gripe, I often pull all-nighters (as I did last night and the night before) because it's quiet and I am more productive- not a peep through the house...just me, my thoughts, and the light tap of keystrokes. Well, it was quiet....the audible <clicks> of the two main left/ right buttons are the earth-shattering kind of loud; a brace-for-the-impact, expect-mild-to-moderate-discomfort kind of loud; doze off at your desk with your hand resting on this mouse, and you will not be gently roused from sleepy-time and back to work...that <click> goes off like a starter pistol two inches from your face- I jolted awake swinging and swatting at the menacing rabble-rouser from my dreams, flinging the mouse across the room and endeding my onslaught with a graceless and cowardly double-kick to my monitor, toppling both me and my chair backward and to the floor. I really like this mouse, though...def recommend.

Wow! This is an amazing mouse for the price! I spent about 20 minutes researching what mouse would work for my situation. I'm currently going to college, so I needed something portable, lightweight, durable, inexpensive, and fully functional.Pictek's mouse is honestly perfect in just about every one of these categories! The durability is questionable, since it's so darn light, but it in now way feels cheap. Quite the opposite in fact. The size is exactly what I wanted as well, as it's not too big or too small. It's just right! Very comfy to use.The best part about the mouse has to be the price, though. It really cannot be beat for what you're getting. My father has purchased several wireless Logitech mice in the past, ranging from $15 - $30, and Pictek's mouse easily beats them all in every single way.I'm truly blown away by the quality to be honest! Totally worth the price!Also, I've had it for about 3 months now and it's running strong as the day I got it.

I have two of these. Have been using the first one for a few months with no issues for work, so I'm using it 6-8 hours a day. It sleeps on its on, and you click to wake it up. This might seem annoying at first, but you forget about it after a day or so.Pros- So far, very good battery life- Comfortable feel, not too small or big.- Grips on the side are very ergonomic- Extra buttons are well placed (I don't use them much)Cons- None so far.

Excellent mouse, connected the USB dongle and it worked immediately.The mouse has very good tracking and is very precise. I'm don't play games, but the smoothness of this mouse can't be beat.My only issue is its smaller than expected, actually it's too small for me. I'm use to a Logitech M570 Trackball (very large).If you are looking for a very smooth, precise, and smaller mouse this is an excellent choice.

Good buy for the money, but it's a loud clicker. I'm in meetings at work and I break the silence with my clicking and often need to switch to laptop trackpad to be quieter. Good mouse for the money and it does all that it's supposed to do. The sleep function has made me have to train myself to click it after coming back to my laptop after a few minutes, but I'm ok with the burden of a single click. Worth noting that it's a good design and looks sharp. It's comparable to similar well know brands in design but not cost.