Lenovo Wireless Mouse N50 Black 888014322

- It's sturdy as a rock. Fell out of my bag hard onto concrete and it's still alive (albeit not tracking as well on some surfaces as it has before) - It's ridiculously efficient, still running on the pre-installed battery after seven months. (7!) - It's super stylish. - Grip is easy to adjust to, scrolling/clicking feels fine even after seven months. - Doesn't feel flimsy as some other budget mice do. Something cheaper will most likely work but may not be as high quality. I purchased a 16$ blue gaming mouse (don't remember brand) & less expensive wireless sharkk mouse from amazon and both have had clicking problems within months. No complaints about this one, highly recommend it. ==== Edit: The second N50 I ordered (first was accidently damaged) has been working very well; no problems, tracking is excellent. To be a little more thorough: the first mouse ran out of juice after 7 months of very heavy use on the preinstalled Gold Peak AA battery (800+ hours as a conservative estimate). This was while keeping the mouse on most of the time. A better battery (LSD) & turning the mouse off more frequently would've kept it going even longer. The matte black polygon pattern (which is probably why you're looking at this mouse) isn't for everyone but if you're on the edge I think it looks better in person than in Lenovo's listing photo. I think most would agree that the slightly rubberized coating on the mouse (which is very challenging to degrade by the way) feels quite nice in the hand. Clicks have good tactile and audible feedback. Left click is a little higher pitched than right click, neither are obnoxiously loud. Neither are mushy to any degree. Scroll wheel has some slight resistance between turns and settles at the end of a turn so you can tell when you've scrolled; it also makes a barely audible thud every turn. Scroll wheel depresses are a really firm action, it wont be done by mistake. The wheel & L/R clickers have all held up over time. An on/off switch is on the bottom. There are no other buttons. The tiny usb wireless receiver is stowable next to the battery in a compartment under the mouse. Overall, very well designed. No fuss, plug & play, just works. Read more

This is a great mouse, I bought mine in late 2013 and it has served me well. Even with never turning it off the battery life has been almost one year exactly. So if you turn it off when not in use you should get more than a year out of your battery. The integrity of the buttons and the scroll wheel have never failed, the mouse still feels the same it did over 3 years ago. Unfortunately the laser is failing. Pros: Great size, even for my somewhat large hands. Battery Life is as advertised resilient to lots of clicking I mean a ton of clicking The dongle is also resilient, I dropped my laptop onto concrete (The laptop didn't make it). The dongle got scraped but was perfectly fine. Cons: Price, as it is listed now. I paid $20 for it over 3 years ago, not on sale. Read more

I don't use a mouse pad and the glide pads on the bottom of this mouse are so thin, they are even with the bottom of the mouse. This creates a bit of drag you can feel and hear. Ever use an old mouse where the glide pads had worn smooth with the bottom of the mouse or just plain fell off? That is how this mouse feels. I would use this with my laptop and that means I generally have a finite area to work in which means I would have to pick my mouse up and move it because I ran out of clean/free flat space. I have several Microsoft and Logitech mice and picking them up while using them just seems natural. Their designs allow you to do that without thinking about it. This mouse, would require a little more thought. I'm sure it is something one could figure out and, over time, it would become second nature but it's just not as intuitive. If it wasn't for the glides, I wouldn't mind adjusting to a new grip but since my 4 year old Logitech glides better, I guess I'll keep looking. Read more

The worst wireless mouse I've probably ever used. And it's definitely not the computers fault, unless the fault of the computer would be being to insanely fast. 6 core i7, 16gb ddr4, ssd, r9 390 ... and I would try to chalk it up to being windows 10.. but it works intermittently. sometimes it's fine, then it goes through minutes of unbelievable lag. I am attempting to return it on here right this moment and wanted to review it before hand. I bought this because it actually looks beautiful, but that is where the PROs end on this one. My wife was first to notice the lag(normal use - not even for gaming) but I kinda shrugged it off because I liked the "look" of the mouse so much. Not worth it anymore though. UPDATE 4/11/17 I don't know what happened.. I left this mouse in the box and decided to try it out months later after I migrated this computer to my work. And IT HAS BEEN FLAWLESS. I've used it for almost a year, never had to change the batteries, never noticed it lag a single time. I have the usb donegal in the front of the computer about 3 feet away from the mouse pad I use it on. I love the look of this mouse and everything. It was about $15 when I got it I think. If the price drops I'm buying another. Read more