TECKNET Wireless Mouse BT5 0 3 0 2 4G Rechargeable 4800 DPI Silent USB A Bluetooth Mouse 6

I was torn between getting a wireless or a Bluetooth mouse, but this product eliminated the dilemma altogether. It paired painlessly with my MacBook and synced seamlessly with the wireless dongle plugged into my Windows machine. No noticeable lag, but I did not test with games. The mouse feels comfortable in my hand and has just the right amount of heft so that it doesn't feel like a cheap dollar store mouse. The feel of it rivals my more expensive Logitech mouses. Buttons are extremely quiet and provide satisfying tactile feedback. But I think the clincher is all the thoughtful details. I love that I can stash the dongle inside the mouse via a slot on the bottom. The switch to toggle between Bluetooth and wireless, or to shut off the mouse in order to preserve power, is a nice touch. And the recharge capability is as advertised. So far I've been using the mouse for two weeks straight and don't foresee it dying anytime soon. And if it does, it's nice to know I don't need to worry about batteries. Overall, this is the perfect portable mouse to stash in my laptop bag and break out in just about any situation. Read more

This is a great mouse to use with any type of device. I’ve connected it to an iPad, a Samsung phone, an Android tablet, and even an Android TV via Bluetooth — plus my desktop and laptop via the dongle. The dongle is a nice size and easy to grip when plugging or unplugging. The mouse itself is very well designed — compact enough for travel, yet comfortable enough for long hours at a desktop. Not having to constantly replace batteries is a huge bonus. Two AA batteries cost around $5 and last 4–5 months, so this mouse practically pays for itself in less than a year. You can even charge it while using it via the included USB-C cable. After 2 weeks of 8+ hours of daily office use, I still haven’t had to recharge it once. Also, every time I drop it batteries do not fly out and send me a search frenzy. It supports both Bluetooth 3.0 and the newer 5.0, so I was able to connect it easily to my 9-year-old Fire tablet as well as my 2024 iPad — truly both future-proof and backward compatible. Currently, I am controlling a tv that is 16 feet away from me. No delay, no connection problem, no issue. Laser sensor thingy works on glass, desk, mousepad, fabric, anything basically. Overall, it performs on par with, if not better than, much higher-priced brands (looking at you, Dogitech and Horsehair). Highly recommended! Read more

I’ve had this mouse now for months and it works perfectly! The battery works a long time between charges, the design is very comfortable in my hand and highly functional. I love the shape and it feels really well made. Set up was super easy, no issues with compatibility at all. Read more

I live in a shared household with family, and the walls of the old wooden house can allow for some sound to travel through to directly adjacent rooms, but not enough to be a problem unless you're truly being egregious with your noise. I do have sound dampeners beneath my doors, but I wanted a mouse that could not only be quiet, but also be enjoyable to use, and also be able to allow me to select YouTube videos while I lay in bed. I didn't want to use a clicky long wired gaming mouse for this that could yank on my computer by accident at night and cause damage, and my keyboard is quiet enough and can be wireless for that at night. I'm glad I got this, it has a nice ergonomic shape, mushy quiet buttons with a quiet scroller, a few DPI presets, grippy sides, a nice minty green color, with near instant response times. Once you pair it with your computer with the usb dongle, it connects quickly every time when you switch it on with the underside switch. It functions well and has the option of working over Bluetooth or 2.4ghz Wifi depending on your use case. Read more

Very light weight responsive. Works right out the box with virtually no set up. Minimal packaging with the material being fairly nice for its price point. You can use it while charging, but keep in mind it isn't a wired connection. You still have to use Bluetooth/ 2.4G to operate it. The buttons are fairly light and quiet, so it is good to use in an office, shared room, or library. On the left side there's a rubberized concave area for your thumb to rest at, making it fairly comfortable to grip. I'd probably buy the other colors if the time ever comes to it because the various options are fairly cool or cute depending on your preferences. The only complaints are that the USB C charging port was a little tight on one side, but flipping it and plugging it back in was better(?). The mouse wheel click also uses more force than necessary compared to the other buttons of the mouse that used minimal effort. That would be my biggest gripe because I often use middle MB for passive scrolling, closing tabs, etc. I wish there was a way to modify the DPI with a program but I don't expect that much since that seems to be seen in modern gaming mice. I got the grey one at $12.98, so definitely cop it there or less if there's a sale. As I feel like the original price being about $20+ might not be too great. Read more