RaceGT Wireless Mouse - 2 4G Silent Cordless for Laptop Desktop MacBook PC - 6 Buttons 3 Adjustable

I have had this mouse for 2 years now. I have not had any issues with it. The batteries last for months and I’ve probably only replaced them 3 times. I have typically small woman hands, and the color is my favorite. Very cheap, and just does what it needs to. Easy to connect. It’s the simple things Read more

Ordered this on a whim cause my mouse stopped working suddenly. Its super quiet and easy to use. Read more

Its a good mouse and it is very smooth. Only negative is that it stops working after a while. I have purchased this mouse twice in the last 3 years and I have to replace it again. Wont be buying it a third time. Read more

This mouse works well with my laptop, smooth to use Read more

Final edit: Ok, just when I thought I was getting used to the mouse, the cursor is randomly moving on its own. This is with normal use on a brand new mouse pad on a flat surface with a book under it. Looking at the 1-star reviews reveals this to be a common issue. So frustrated. Tracking - I use the mouse for my laptop. As such, I primarily use the frame of the laptop (near track pad) for the mouse. My past mouse works fine here, but even adjusting the DPI, there's not enough space. I have to pick the mouse up and move it around to get where I need to. Other than the frame, I'll use the arm of the chair I'm sitting in, which works fine for my Logitech. But this mouse doesn't work at all and I don't have a mouse pad laying around. Edit: As I've gotten use to the mouse, I'm better able to handle it on the small laptop area. It's still not as good as my Logitech, but whatever. Still docked points for needing a mouse pad. Size - It's too small for my hands and not comfortable. The back-and-forth buttons are really nice features, but awkward to use for my thumb, especially the back button. I'm only 10 minutes into using it and it's not easy on my hands. Perhaps women or a nancy-boy with delicate hands would be okay with it. Edit: The most annoying pat of the mouse is it's tough to pick it up without hitting the back/forward side buttons. Silence - I bought this because I wanted a silent mouse when I'm up late clicking around. I don't want to wake up my current imaginary girlfriend or my sometimes real ones. While the main left/right clicks are silent, the scroll wheel most certainly isn't. I guess if you're 90 and don't go ham on internet browsing, you won't mind. But if you need to open multiple tabs and use the mouse-wheel like a normal person, it's as loud as ever. All in all, I'm kind of annoyed I bought this since I'm reverting back to my old one in a minute here. Read more

First of all the seller is very responsive and helpful and I did have a few questions that they answered promptly and kindly. To wake up the mouse you have to click the button. I know this sounds obvious, but I was just moving the mouse around to wake it up so I thought it was broken. Also, I think if you have the USB plug out of the mouse, then it won't connect to bluetooth. Also sounds obvious, but I had taken out the USB connector thing to look at it and then left it on my desk. When I went to connect to bluetooth it wasn't discoverable so I thought it was broken. Overall a great product but I could've used an owner's manual because I'm old. :) Read more

Ergonomically it's very well formed. The battery lasts a stinking long time. It's very comfortable in my hand. That's the reason for five stars on all the features because they didn't even ask about the most important feature of the mouse - that it <censored>-ing WORKS! It kinda does - it does move the mouse pointer around the screen. Just doesn't give you any fine control to, you know, actually click on what you want to click on. I had one of these and loved it - at least I believe it was the same model as this one. The old one didn't even break. I had to replace it because I lost the little USB plug that allows it to connect to my computer as a mouse. I got this one to replace that wonderful mouse. Yes, the mouse cursor moves and it does move in the general direction indicated by your hand on the mouse. That's about as far as its usefulness goes, at least with the one I received. I have changed out the surface underneath the mouse several times and get the same results with all of them - the cursor will 'float' around even when the mouse isn't moving at all. Even more frustrating is when moving the mouse in tiny increments to put the cursor on the right object, the cursor doesn't move at all then suddenly jumps all the way across the object or just floats around my path so I can never click on the right spot on the screen. It's never where I need it to be and always reading my clicks on the wrong objects. Maybe it's my fault or something to do with my specific setup you say? Well the previous mouse worked fine with no problems. The subsequent mouse purchased at WalMart works fine. it's just THIS one that makes me crazy enough I want to throw it at something to be rid of it. Occam's Razor says it's the mouse that's got the problem, not me. Edit 12/29/22 - I updated my review from 2 to 3 stars because I did buy two of these. One worked wonderfully (5 stars) and one was a hunk of <censored> (1 star). This is an $8 mouse so recognize you might catch a bad one if you order this product. Read more

Purchased this for the price point, but using it is a good mouse. Use it for my work computer and it works much better than my previous one. Much smoother and sleek feel and was a snap to connect to my laptop. So far so good. Read more