TECKNET USB Wired Mouse 6-Button Corded Computer Mouse with 4 Adjustable DPI Optical Computer Mice with Ergonomic Design

I love this mouse. I got it because I wanted a reasonably priced replacement until I could get a higher priced name brand, but I don't think I'll replace this one with a higher priced one. I love this one! It's the perfect size for my medium to smaller hands, it is smooth, and the buttons are almost silent. I like that it has a back and forward buttons, and that you can adjust the DPI right from the mouse. Also, I like that it doesn't light up. It's a gorgeous color too! The thumb grip part has rubber on it as well, a nice touch. Very pleased with my purchase, especially for the price! Read more

The shape of this wired mouse reminded me of a Logitech gaming mouse. The difference is that the size of this mouse is smaller, so it would work best for someone with small hands. However, it isn't uncomfortable to use with big hands. You just don't get the full advantage of the ergonomics. The buttons have a good feel to them, and and the click of the primary button is soft and buttery. The extra buttons make it useful for gaming, a nice plus. It feels like a good quality device for $10. It replaces a cheap wireless Verbatim mouse that worked well enough but for some reason eats batteries. One of the reasons I went with a wired this time is because I will never have to worry about changing out mouse batteries again (which isn't a major life problem, but it is also a problem that this mouse solved). One alternative is the Amazon Basics mouse. That is a no frills device that works well for any work computer. It lacks the extra buttons of the Tecknet mouse, so is not as good for gaming. Read more

I was setting up a second workstation desk in my home office area. It isn't something that I plan on using a great deal, but I did want to equip it with a decent wired keyboard and wired mouse. I had purged and given away most of my peripherals, so I was in the odd position of being a mouse short of what I needed. What to do? Since I didn't need anything too feature-filled or flashy, I thought the TECKNET 6-Button USB Wired Mouse with Side Buttons would be fine. I was largely influenced by the one-day Prime availability. The mouse arrived on time, and as advertised. The TECKNET identifies a regular HID mouse, and works fine on Windows and Linux (I have both kinds of machines on my KVM). The mouse shell is comfortable enough (for a right-hander), and the bonus is that the thumb cutout is rubberized (which I like). The cord is jacketed in plain PVC, so you'll have to look elsewhere for a braided jacket. The mouse performance is fine, and the resolution toggle is handy. Overall, it's a nicer mouse than I thought you could get at this price point (and there's a coupon!). Something about the mouse got my attention, even if I couldn't quite place what it was. The mouse looked and felt fine, but something felt a bit off. When I went back to my other desk I immediately noticed what it was... the mouse is basically 80% of the size of a "regular" mouse. It's not as jarring as when you use one of those 60% sized "laptop" mice, but it something to keep in mind. I have average (or slightly smaller than average) sized hands, and I didn't have any problems with it. If you have large hands, this may not be the mouse for you. Conditionally recommended Read more

This mouse is good and affordable, works as it should. Read more

Got this mouse for my use-excellent quality. Easy to use, color is ok. Haven’t had a battery issue yet. Read more

I like this mouse, and I'm very picky about things like this that I use a lot every day. I've used it daily for 3 weeks now. I love how you can easily cycle through four different DPI settings just by clicking the button on the top of this mouse right behind the scroll wheel. Speaking of the scroll wheel, I use that a lot and it works well and gives good tactile feedback. Read more

Cheap enough, works on older infrequently used computer systems as a backup mouse Read more

I ordered the perfect mouse by mistake. This model is narrower than the Teknet I have been using. But, it works out because this UM013 is a smaller size and it fits perfectly in the compact work area I have for this device. This replaces a basic el cheapo mouse that came free with a system. But, this Teknet is Way more comfortable and quieter than the basic clickety click mouse included with my device. The UM013 is only 2 and 5/8 inches wide. It has a thumb indentation on the left side. On top, there is room for index and middle fingers. and on the right, there is a side notch for the ring finger. Your pinky finger drags on the desk. And it seems designed for the right hand. Be aware, this model Does Not have Exterior Led Lights. It Does Have two programable buttons on the left side that are thumb-able. And it has a DPI button on top behind the scroll wheel. Again, this is a smaller foot print mouse with spartan features. But I only use it for a few minutes at time, no gaming, so it is perfect for my wired mouse needs. I would imagine it makes a good travel bag mouse. These mouse products look the same in the Amazon pictures. But this recent purchase Teknet UM013 is Way Smaller than the Teknet mouse I have been using. And that could be problem for you, if for instance you want a gaming mouse or one that supports your whole hand. This is not that mouse. I have been using for several years, a Teknet GM2793-1 on a PC, and it still works perfectly. But, it is wider at 3 and 1/4 inches wide with a full thumb and full pinkie rest with severl colors exterior led lights and four programable buttons. It is about as comfortable and enjoyable to use as my RAT3. And It was 1/3 the price. My previous Teknet purchase has been very durable. And they are an excellent value. So get your tape and measure the width of the mouse you are replacing, or you may be surprised that your replacement is Not the Same Size. Read more