I would like to give it a 4.5/5, but for the price, I'll round up to 5/5. The swivel works perfectly and it is ergonomic to use. The dongle, power, Bluetooth switch can be finicky, especially with the light shining at you, but it's not difficult to use. Pairing with my phone was easy, and I've been using it for several weeks without issue and still haven't drained the battery, so that's also nice. Buttons are responsive with just enough feedback without being clicky in the office. It does best on a mouse pad, but can work on a bare desk or pieces of paper. I do wish I could change the DPI, but it's set to an average for mose mice out of the box. Read more
While modeled after the arc mouse, this mouse is serviceable. I think the unit I was sent might be different from what seller expects. 1 less star for differences and a missed opportunity but does not mean its a bad mouse. Differences from listing vs product: * UNLIKE the description on page, it DOES NOT use microusb charging. The unit I got has a USB-C port and came with a usb-c charging cable. * configuration of controls is different than even the instructions book. This unit has no DPI switch as the button isnt touch responsive but a press-in button. button also isnt power switch but mode switch between bt4.0, bt5.0 and 2.4 ghz. The power switch on the left is 2.4g, off, bt. you might be thinking...redundant.... yes. i think so too. see photo. While those are stark differences, i dont think it makes it a bad mouse. it's fine. Buttons are very quiet and scroll wheel is a durable metal wheel with satisfying clicks in between. no infinite scrolling but thats really all non-logitech mice. The only thing I think is missing in this day and age, especially since the port was upgraded to c from micro, is the lack of thumb buttons (fwd/back). If it had that, i would definitely use this as a daily driver for laptop pairing. but for now, this will only be a back up mouse. Read more
she has a laptop that she uses for work and casual gaming at least every other day. the Logitech mouse that she's had for about a decade started show signs of age and replacing it with this cleared that all up real fast. This is almost a perfect clone of the Microsoft mouse that folds up and looks just like this that was somewhat popular with executives about A decade ago. as somebody worked with a bunch of executives that wanted those things I can also tell you that this works just as well as them which is to say that it works very well. That goes for both Bluetooth as well as the receiver dongle. So far I would say battery life is excellent and the portability and ergonomic feel of it within high praise of my spouse as far as she is concerned. I have big hands and I think it feels decent. You definitely can tell it's not the ergodomics of a full sized bulky sided mouse but you're going for sleekness and portability with as the primary feature, so the fact I can say it still feels good is honestly impressive. I think my spouse is just being kind but she thinks it feels just as good as her old Logitech. Maybe I'm just being cynical though. in either case under 50 bucks? I mean that's less than the Microsoft version was so good deal I'd say. And I don't think the Microsoft one had Bluetooth so technically this is an upgrade. Read more
Bought this because I was looking for a foldable mouse. It is not a foldable mouse as the description would suggest. Read more
The media could not be loaded. I love my laptop, but I find using a track-pad is just clunky and inefficient compared to a mouse. I bring my laptop on work trips and find it annoying to try to work for any period of time without a mouse. That's why I was excited to get this, and it did not disappoint. It looks nice, and feels good in your hands. Connection is solid and it just seems to work well. There are different DPI settings so you can easily adjust the mouse speed. It's a great design for travel. It comes with a carrying case, and the body twists so that the mouse is almost flat, allowing it to fit easily in your laptop bag or backpack. Overall A+ on design and usability. Make sure to read the directions. I didn't at first and was having trouble connecting it, but once I read the instructions it was easy and very quick. I also didn't realize you had to twist the body, so I couldn't figure out why it was shaped so weird. I've included a video showing the transformation so you can see it in both forms. Please ignore the crumb on the table; I didn't realize it was there when I was recording. It's hard for me to judge value because I have never had another travel mouse to compare it to. Looking at some other travel mice, this seems a little on the higher side price-wise. But I don't know if the cheaper ones are the same quality, in which case the extra expense may be worth it, especially if you plan to use it a lot. Read more
This rechargeable wireless mouse has an interesting and nice looking design where it also twists in the middle for easier storage. However, I found it just feels a little bit odd to use in the hand and believe it was making my hand a bit more tired than other mice when using it. I tried using it on my laptop for a while and it paired easily with either bluetooth or with the dongle. The biggest issue I started having with it though was that it would often go to sleep after some period of time, which is fine, but it would not wake up with just moving the mouse - I had to actually click one of the buttons to get it to wake up and use it again. This happened with both the bluetooth and the dongle connection. I've never had any other mouse that worked this way. I thought I could get used to it after a while but I just could not and found it annoying, so I moved on to another mouse in the end. Read more
This mouse does not feel good in the hand, but it is compact and fully funcational. Item rotates in the middle to funcation as a curved mouse and is quite flat while in that orientation. Item paired easily with bluetooth or the dongle but unfortunately just feels like how much it costs. If you care about feel in hand I would look elsewise. Read more
