Upgrade LED Wireless Slim Silent Computer Mouse, 2.4G Portable Optical Office Mouse with USB & Type-c Receiver, 3 Adjustable DPI Levels for Notebook, PC, Laptop, MacBook

I love how thin this mouse is. It holds a charge really well, I hate having to deal with batteries. I can use it even while it’s plugged in and charging. The light features are nice so it changes colors while I’m using it. It doesn’t make any noise and moves very easily.

I have had continually problems with the scrolling wheel on multiple optic mice, from them jumping to outright ceasing to work. The plastic axel for the scrolling wheel on this mouse broke after 7-8 months of use, which caused me to discover two positive things about this product. First, unlike any other mouse in this price range (especially one with a rechargeable, internal battery), I could pull out a precision screwdriver and open it up. As a result, if this were just an issue of needing to clean the inside: I could! Second, while I could not repair it in this instance, this company's customer service was first rate. I reached out about the issue, had a response within 24 hours, and had a new mouse within a week. This is my go-to now.

This LED Wireless Slim Mouse combines functionality with flair. Its slim profile and silent buttons make it ideal for both work and leisure. The vibrant LED lights add a touch of personality, and the rechargeable battery ensures convenience. With adjustable DPI settings, it offers smooth tracking on various surfaces. Whether you're working from home or gaming, this mouse delivers both performance and aesthetics. Highly recommended for those seeking a blend of style and functionality.

Great mouse, doesn’t everything I need it to and the lights are a vibe. Also like the silent clicking. Will note that it feels slightly cheap so I’m terrified of dropping it. Also, the scroll wheel doesn’t click down for click-and-drag scrolling like some other options. Charge lasts MONTHS at a time with heavy use though.

I made the mistake of reading the reviews only after I bought the mouse, because it had 4.5 stars with something like 30,000 reviews so I thought it was fine. I saw a few reviews that said the seller tried to bribe them into removing their review! That made me really regret buying from such an unethical business. I don't think you should buy this mouse even if you're on a budget - there's much better quality mice out there for even less money than this costs. This mouse is very cheaply made. As for performance issues: For one, it's way too thin and lightweight - When using it, it's very easy to knock it out of place and click something by mistake because it's not heavy enough (or grippy enough on the bottom) to stay where you put it. I've never had this issue with a mouse before. The tracking sensor is also way too sensitive - the cursor still moves when you lift the mouse a decent couple centimeters above the surface it's on. This also makes it very hard to put the cursor where you want it on the screen because it's still tracking movement when you lift it up. The cord to charge it is pretty short - although that's not a huge issue, just sort of disappointing. The biggest issue is that the cord does not seem to fit properly into the port on the mouse and takes a bit of manhandling. It felt like I was going to break some of the cheap, thin plastic when I first plugged it in. As for looks: The edges where the "paint" or whatever it is on the top are pretty rough, and it even came with some of the paint chipped off. I bought the light pink mouse. It's not nearly as light as it is in the pictures. It's darker and much warmer toned rather than a cool light pink like the picture. It's also not as reflective as the pictures show but that's not a huge deal. You can turn off the RGB lights by the switch on the bottom if you want, but it still emits a red light when using it. I wish it didn't do that - it's ugly and probably wastes more power.

I work from home and prefer a wireless mouse to be able to move freely. For the first 6 months this mouse worked perfectly, never had any connectivity issues or issues with the mouse itself. Eventually I noticed the scroll wheel wouldn’t work properly. Little things like scrolling down either wouldn’t register or would start scrolling up instead. It would do this for a few seconds then start working properly. This began gradually and then became more frequent. I then started to notice a precipitous drop in the battery life, going from lasting a full week to just one day. I do use it all day so it may be that the battery just doesn’t have the capacity for long work hours. The issue now is that the laser does not recognize where I’m moving. It will either not register me moving and I’ll need to move several times to get where I want, or it will move on its own to a completely different part of the screen. This mouse started out wonderful, but became almost useless. I guess $10 for about a year is okay. If you’re looking for a cheap mouse that you’ll only use sparingly, this is a good option. If you want a mouse for working and will use it everyday, 8 hours per day, shell out the money for a higher quality mouse.

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It's an okay mouse, gets the job done and long battery life. It says the range is ten meters and that's not even close, doesn't work well if it's not right next to the to the computer, if you sit a few feet away it doesn't work at all.