Arteck Multi-Device Wireless Bluetooth Mouse with Nano USB-A, USB-C Receiver Ergonomic Right Hand Silent Clicking Rechargeable Mouse for Computer Desktop PC Laptop Mac iPad and Windows 11/10 iPad OS

I recently purchased a mouse and keyboard combo from Arteck and was very impressed with it, so I decided to purchase another product from them as I needed a wireless mouse for my laptop. The mouse I required had to have multiple ways of connecting to a computer or laptop, in particular a usb c receiver and bluetooth (I try to stay away from dongle town where possible). The mouse can also be connected to a pc using a usb a receiver. This mouse ticked all of those boxes. Please note I am writing a day one review, so the only thing I cannot comment on is battery life thus far. However, what I can say is, just buy it! Fantastic product for a steal of a price, £18 at the time of writing the review. Build quality is excellent and represents products that are charged for much more. The mouse is weighted well and feels comfortable to maneuver. As mentioned above, it can be connected in 4 ways! It has a usb a receiver, a usb c receiver, bluetooth connectivity and the option to wire it in with usb c. It really is plug and play. The mouse is silent but provides good tactile feedback through clicks and the scroll wheel. There is a dpi button on top with different presets if you need the mouse to be more or less sensitive. There are 3 LED's on the side which you can cycle through via a button so you know how the mouse is connected to a device i.e. bluetooth or usb a. I literally cannot think of any negatives and am shocked that this mouse is this cheap. I've gone through much more expensive products, but for the price, you can't beat it!

I recently purchased the Arteck Multi-Device Wireless Bluetooth Mouse, and it has significantly enhanced my productivity and comfort. Here's a detailed overview of its features: Multi-Device Connectivity: This mouse allows seamless switching between three devices—two via Bluetooth and one through a 2.4GHz USB receiver. The side button facilitates effortless toggling, streamlining my workflow across multiple devices. Ergonomic Design: Designed for comfort, the mouse features an ergonomic shape with a soft thumb rest, promoting a natural hand and wrist position. This design reduces strain during extended use. Silent Clicking: The mouse utilizes silent-clicking technology, allowing for quiet operation. This feature is particularly beneficial in shared or quiet environments, such as offices, libraries, or cafes. Rechargeable Battery: Equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery, the mouse offers up to four months of use on a single charge, based on two hours of non-stop use per day. This long battery life reduces the need for frequent charging. USB-C Charging: The inclusion of USB-C charging is a significant advantage, providing faster and more convenient charging compared to older micro-USB ports. This modern charging solution ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices and reduces the need for multiple cables. Compatibility: The mouse is compatible with a wide range of devices, including computers, desktops, laptops, Macs, iPads, and more. It supports operating systems such as Windows 10/8/7, macOS, iPadOS, and Android, providing versatility across different platforms. Final Thoughts: The Arteck Multi-Device Wireless Bluetooth Mouse offers a blend of functionality, comfort, and convenience. Its ability to connect to multiple devices, ergonomic design, silent-clicking feature, long battery life, and modern USB-C charging make it a valuable tool for users seeking an efficient and comfortable multi-device experience.

Coming from the Logitech G502 this mouse is much more comfortable. I always found the low profile, elongated shape of the G502 on the small side with part of my palm constantly scraping the mouse mat. For this price tag there is no fancy stuff like programming mouse buttons without a third-party app. The Arteck does have two side buttons though, and the mouse wheel may be tilted right (but not left). Was also surprised how silent microswitches were! No annoying clicking noises like with a standard mouse. The mouse has a quality, cozy feel to it. Responsive and accurate, with a button at the top that cycles between 5 different DPIs i.e. sensitivities from very slow to very fast. Bluetooth is built-in, but the underside also houses two USB dongles (USB-A and USB-C). Power button is found just above the sensor, however the mouse does have auto-off if not used for a short time. Pressing the left or right mouse button wakes it which is fantastic. There is an LED indicator and a button on the side to switch between bluetooth and the two USB states. Battery is built-in which isn't what I'd normally prefer but at least the mouse isn't bulky or heavy because of this. You'll find a USB-C charger cable inside the box. Charging port is centered at the front, so you can use the mouse wired while it's charging.

Got this to replace my Logitech MX Master 3, that's very old and broken. The Arteck was surprisingly good. The buttons is nice and colicky, scrolling speed is variable, so you can set it exactly as you want it. And the design is a perfect fit for my larger hands. It's not as heavy as the MX Master 3, but I very quickly got used to the lighter weight. Enjoy the scroll too, although it has no settings, but it works perfectly fine. I don't think I ever used the fast scroll on the MX Master, so this is actually perfect. USB B and USB C dongles connected effortlessly on two different computers. Have not needed to try Bluetooth, but I am sure it's perfectly fine. Great product overall. Hope it lasts very long, however, at that price it's ok to replace every few years.

Soft clicks, responsive, Li Ion rechargeable a lot for that price. Would recommend it to friends.

I have two PCs that I do designs on and wanted another mouse that was easy to use and comfortable. My first mouse cost a fortune but this one is just as good and far cheaper. Brilliant!

Excellent mouse, fits my hand perfectly and works as well as any mouse I've had before, including models up to triple the price of this one. I use it with my laptop for work as well as my home PC for browsing and gaming, alongside the multi device Arteck keyboard. Being able to switch instantly between dongle/bluetooth saves me from having a second keyboard and mouse and faffing around with cables. The programmable function keys have also been very useful for speeding up workflow and gaming and I miss them now when I have to use a basic mouse. Arteck customer support were quick and very helpful when I reached out to them.

I bought this mouse for use with my work laptop. It is nice and easy to use and comes with 3 types of connections, so it is very versatile. Fits in my hand lovely (size XL glove). The scroll wheel is smooth.

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I needed a cheap wireless mouse for my work computer, and this one seemed to have the features I was looking for (silent click and scroll and back/forward buttons), so I ordered it. I've only used it for a couple of days, so far I'm very pleased with it! I can't comment too much on battery longevity, but here's what I can say: Ergonomics - I have big hands, and the mouse feels fantastic. The little thumb rest is in the perfect place, and not too small for my hand. Some cheaper wireless mice feel like hollow toys. This one feels well-made and has decent weight to it without being tiresome to use all day. It glides smoothly on my mouse pad and it's equally smooth across a bare desk surface. Features - the quiet click and quiet scroll wheel are completely silent in my office setting. The back and forward buttons are placed well, but could honestly be a little bit further forward on the mouse for my bigger hands. I've gone to hit the forward button and accidentally hit the "mode switch" button that's in front of them a few times and switched to dongle mode instead of Bluetooth. I'm sure over time my hand will get used to the button position and it won't be a big deal, but I would prefer that mode button be elsewhere. It's nice that the mouse includes both a USB-A and USB-C dongle. I haven't tried using them yet, since I'm using Bluetooth, but it will be nice if I ever use the mouse on a device without BT. The adjustable DPI settings allow you to dial in the tracking of the mouse for your own preference. I like mine pretty quick, so being able to turn it up was nice. Charging - I like that the charging port is USB-C so I can charge with the same cable I charge my phone, earbuds, etc with, which means less clutter and no need for a special cable just for one device. Additionally, with the port coming out the front of the mouse, I assume I can charge while still using the mouse, if need be.

TL;DR + High quality; not cheap feeling + Pretty comfortable + Accurate tracking + Good weight + Good connectivity and connectivity options + Quiet left and right click buttons but still tactile - Ergonomic hump is a little too high for my hand - No software for remapping, but third party software can remap buttons - Scroll wheel is too restrictive I was very skeptical about this mouse given how inexpensive it was when I got it (I got if for ~$14 on sale). I wanted a mouse with a rechargeable battery with at least four buttons for work. The Logitech mice I found were all AA or AAA battery powered mice so when I came across this and saw how cheap it was, it caught my eye. The surface is a soft touch plastic and it feels pretty premium and very comparable to the Logitech MX Master line of mice. I have an MX 2 I use at home for years and I was floored how close this $14 mouse is to the $100 mouse in terms of comfort, feel, and tracking. The MX is more comfortable and fits my hand more naturally but I got used to the Arteck mouse very quickly. The left and right click buttons have a good tactile feel and are very quiet, and the tracking feels great. There is a button to switch DPI take make the cursor move faster or slower. The scroll wheel could be improved. It feels a little too tight and there is not an option to switch between notched scrolling and fast scrolling like the MX. That is the main feature I miss the most when I have to scroll through code or spreadsheets quickly. Given how great this mouse feels and performs and the low price, the positives greatly outweigh the negatives and it is a No Brainer if you like this style of mouse. I highly recommend this mouse.

Pros: + Glides smoothly and responds well on either the desk surface or a mouse pad + Great connectivity. Having the USB-C and USB-A option means I can seamlessly switch between my laptop and PC. The Bluetooth option is a good backup in case I am using my laptop and either forgot the USB-C dongle at home or need the port for something else. + Battery life is good and it's rechargeable! Beats buying new batteries regularly + I like that Arteck has a 2 year warranty just in case + The extra buttons for going to the next page/last page when web browsing are convenient + I appreciate the thumb rest + Good price Cons/Extra things to consider - It sleeps due to inactivity, which is good for the battery. But it wakes up with a left-click, which registers and might have unintended consequences (e.g. closing or opening a program) depending on where your cursor is on the screen. - Seems to be designed for larger hands - Once the battery degrades (as all batteries do), you probably have to replace the mouse - Due to asymmetric design, it's not ideal for left handed users

I bought this Arteck wireless mouse in 2023, and at first, it was a great experience. It’s super comfortable for long hours, the clicks are silent, and the connection was solid. I used it for work and personal tasks without a hitch... until about three months ago. Suddenly, the left-click button started to act up—triggering on its own or failing to respond, which made it unusable for everyday use. Despite the great ergonomics and quiet design I appreciated, this issue affected my overall satisfaction. I’m giving it 3 stars for its initial comfort and solid performance, but durability needs improvement. Maybe the manufacturer should revisit the quality of the left-click button in future versions. I’m not sure if this was just a defect with my unit, but it’s something to be aware of.