MOJO Multi Mode Rechargeable Silent Trackball Mouse (Bluetooth + Wireless)

There are not many trackball silent mouses out there. I decided to buy this one and it has been a great decision. I have had it for a week now and it's super quiet when clicking. My wife has complained of throwing my gaming laptop out because all she can here all day long is, click, click, click. 😄. So I decided to get a silent mouse. I use a trackball mouse for gaming so as my gaming space is limited. This mouse looks identical to the Logitech M570 and works just as great. I like the feel of this mouse. Ergonomic plus non-slippery compared to the M570. This mouse also connects via Bluetooth or USB receiver. I was able to connect to the Bluetooth very easily. As for the USB receiver, my laptop didn't recognize it. This will save my gaming laptop from being thrown out. Cno more click, click, click!!!

I have had this for 2 months. It started out just fine. Nice and quiet. But now the scroll wheel is squeaking very loudly and the trackball is grinding and sounds horrible. Bought a "quiet" trackball to not hear the noise. But now these noises are more obnoxious than before. Returned this garbage.

Is nearly silent as promised. A lot quieter than other trackballs I have. Connection works well and support two computers. Three if you use the included USB dongle. Like it. Great for the money.

The mouse doesn't turn on or charge after a month of usage. Also, the buttons aren't silent. It performed well during this time, though.

Overall, I was really happy with this mouse. Bought it because I am either finishing work or gaming in bed (yeah yeah my sleep hygiene sucks, but it suits me) and the clicking makes for an unhappy spouse. Pros: Ergonomics are on par for a thumb-based trackball. Connectivity is pretty strong/easy setup. Silent buttons are not 100% silent but hugely quieter than the competition (I have a Logitech M570 for comparison) Cons: I can really only think of one. I couldn't charge the mouse with a plain old USB-C cable even though the port clearly accepts one. Turns out I had to use the cable it was packaged with, which is pretty annoying. BUT, big props to the manufacturer who worked with me to send a replacement mouse, before I figured out the nonsense with the charging cord.

The first one I received wouldn't connect reliably to Bluetooth. I had to get it replaced. The 2nd one is working fine. This trackball seems to be sold under several brands. I have another, bought under another brand name, that is exactly identical. Look and feel are fine. The trackball is smooth. The cursor moves evenly on the screen, no jerkiness. No drivers are included or are necessary with Windows 11 or Ubuntu. Bluetooth pairing, once the DOA trackball was replaced, was quick and easy. I'm marking down on quality due to the first one needing to be returned.

The right and left click buttons on this are silent but have a movement that lets your fingers feel it is being clicked. The two function buttons on the left do have a soft click but I rarely use them for day to day stuff. The wheel scrolls silently. The trackball spins very quietly and people more than a couple feet away won't hear anything. The trackball does need broken in, out of the box it is very "gummy" and provides some more friction than desired. I used gummy because I lack a better word, the surface isn't marred or anything. After about two weeks of daily use of 2-3 hours the trackball became smoother and provided the glide I am used to from my MX Ergo. I got this to stop bothering my wife when gaming nearby. It would be a perfect trackball if it had the adjustable sideways tilt design of the Ergo. I'd recommend it as is however.

The trackball is no longer working, less than a year after purchase. The bluetooth and dongle connect, and my computer reads clicks just fine, but I'm unable to move the mouse pointer. This is even after cleaning the contacts beneath the trackball. Broken and useless junk now.