RaceGT USB C Wireless Mouse Type C Silent Mouse for MacBook Air Pro 2 4G Cordless Computer Mice

Finally, a mouse that connects directly through USB-C. The mouse includes both a regular USB and USB-C, so it works on any type of laptop. THE MOUSE DOES NOT HAVE BLUETOOTH. It glides smoothly and was quite affordable for the quality you receive. Read more

great little mouse. A bit small for my ham-sized hands... but works great. The dongle for the mouse is USB-C, not USB-A, so be ready for the dongle for the dongle. (It comes with it, so not so bad.) Read more

Plug‑and‑play really is plug‑and‑play here: as soon as I slid the nano receiver into my MacBook’s USB‑C port the pointer sprang to life, and the compact shell—about 4.1 × 2.6 × 1.6 inches—nestles neatly under the palm without hogging space in a laptop sleeve. Newegg.com Tracking is smooth on both a cloth pad and the bare kitchen table, while the silent primary clicks keep Zoom colleagues blissfully unaware of my frantic note‑taking. Even after a long spreadsheet session the matte coating stays grippy, though anyone with larger hands will probably feel their fingertips dangling over the front edge. A few quirks showed up once the honeymoon wore off. The twin browser‑navigation buttons sit exactly where my thumb likes to rest, and I’ve lost a form or two after brushing the “back” switch—easy enough to disable with a bit of tape, but still irritating. The scroll wheel feels crisp now, yet I’ve seen reports of units where it dulls after a couple of months, so long‑term durability may vary. Swapping the single AA battery is also more drama than it should be: the spring on both ends clamps so tightly that a gentle shake won’t free it, and I find myself smacking the mouse against my hand to pry it loose. Still, for roughly the price of a take‑out lunch this little workhorse delivers reliable 2.4 GHz performance, frees my only USB‑A port, and keeps the workspace serenely quiet. Auto‑sleep after fifteen minutes stretches battery life well past a month, and the low‑profile footprint makes it a natural travel companion. If you value portability and silent clicks more than a palm‑filling ergonomic shape—and don’t mind taming those side buttons—it’s an easy “add to cart.” Read more

Does not click or scroll well. The two buttons on the left side are very annoying. I've clicked them by mistake many times which causes a web page to go back to the previously viewed page. Poor quality overall. Read more

When I first got it, it was very nice and felt good when I put my hand on it, but after a few weeks the right clicker broke and it became totally useless. Read more

The mouse works well and came with USB and USB-C Read more

Works great! Comfortable! Read more

Comfortable, and worked well. Minimal daily use for about 4 months before the scroll wheel broke and does not function. 5 stars had it not broken after 4 months. Read more