T-DAGGER Wireless Gaming Mouse- USB Cordless PC Computer Mice with LED Red Backlit, Ergonomic Silent Gamer Laptop Mouse with 7 Silent Click Buttons, 5 Adjustable DPI Plug & Play for PC, Windows, Mac

I’ve owned this mouse since 2019. I had an office job and the mouse they gave me to use was so annoying with the amount of clicking I would do all day. So I googled “ Silent mouse” and eventually found this one on Amazon. I had that mouse for five years until I accidentally stepped on it and broke one of the buttons. After breaking it, though, I was worried I wouldn’t be able to replace it with the same one, luckily I was. This is a great mouse. there are some aspects on the outside that look a little cheap, but the top is coated and a grippy rubber material and the fact that the mouse makes no noise when you click is so satisfying. It’s great and super ergonomic to grasp.

I’m 31 years old and like to game once in awhile. Don’t have much to compare it to but this mouse was exactly what I was hoping for.Looking at all the options on Amazon, I don’t care about crazy RBG lighting or anything fancy, just wanted something that felt quality, worked well, and fit my hand nicely. This mouse is perfect

This mouse is not an original T-Dagger mouse, but it is certainly usable. Positive things to mention are the very quiet keys when clicking and the mouse wheel that can be turned very easily.

the programmable buttons not existent... other than that it's a great mouse.

This mouse absolutely stunned me. I have gone through quite a few gaming mice and have become a bit picky. Most recently, I had a Razer Basilisk quit on me after only 3 months and the batteries in my RedDragon are starting to lose the ability to hold a charge. I debated for a long time on whether to bite the bullet and get a REALLY good mouse(i.e expensive, like the Logitech G PowerPlay solution) or to just get another RedDragon(because I really liked the ergonomics and rechargeable battery). But after browsing, I came across this mouse that had surprisingly good reviews for something half the price of a Basilisk, and a 4th the price of my RedDragon. I ended up ordering 2 of these mice, one for my gaming rig and one for work, and am not disappointed in the slightest. I've only used it for the past few days but I would put its quality and overall usability for gaming up there with my much more expensive RedDragon. I'd rate it HIGHER than the Razer Basilisk. Its the perfect size, I have big hands but it doesn't feel too small or too narrow(like the Basilisk). Its light, and has these great perforated holes along both sides to allow airflow, which keeps my hand from getting too sweaty and slipping. It has multiple DPI settings which is nice, but the thing I like the most that I haven't had on any gaming mouse I've ever owned? The Silent Clicking. The listing for this device does not play up this feature enough. The primary Left and Right buttons have some sort of dampener or different kind of switch underneath that barely utters a sound when you click the buttons. Overall, pending any crazy failure in the immediate future, I can comfortably say this is probably the best overall gaming mouse I've ever owned hands down, and the insanely low price makes it even more amazing!