cimetech Rechargeable Wireless Mouse for Laptop & Computer – Slim Mouse for MacBook with USB Receiver, Silent Click, 1600 DPI, 2.4Ghz & BT for Office Travel Mac Air Pro/PC/Chromebook/Surface

Needed something lightweight, quiet and wireless to connect to my surface for CAD. This little mouse came and connected straight to the surface as soon as I turned it and the Bluetooth on. Includes wireless and Bluetooth options so you can have it connected to two devices and have easy switching between the two. Includes a DPI button for accurate control when needed. Cool light colors, neat design, comfortable and light. No problems so far.

The LED Wireless Mouse is a slim, rechargeable Bluetooth mouse that offers a great user experience for those in need of a portable and easy-to-use mouse. I recently purchased this mouse and was thoroughly impressed with its features and functionality.The design is sleek, modern and lightweight, with a matte black finish and LED lights that add a nice touch of style. The mouse also features a convenient on/off switch to conserve battery life, as well as a USB receiver for non-Bluetooth devices.In terms of performance, the LED Wireless Mouse operates smoothly and quietly. The Bluetooth 5.1 technology provides a reliable and fast connection to your device, and I experienced no lag or connectivity issues during use.Overall, I highly recommend the LED Wireless Mouse for anyone in need of a portable and reliable mouse. The slim design, rechargeable battery, and Bluetooth connectivity make it an excellent option for anyone who needs a mouse on the go.

I’m new to the apple world so I wasn’t sure how this was going to work, but happy to report it worked like a champ. I prefer it over the apple version of a mouse.

Mouse is smooth. Easy to connect. I like the lights.

Everything I said holds true, but give me one with a battery. No longer than this thing holds a charge, it might as well be wired to its own USB port. Great mouse, but plug it in when you're done for the day or don't expect it to work in the morning.Sleek and comfortable as a Microsoft ergo mouse at 1/4 the price. The dual mode came in handy because the older laptop I bought it for couldn't get happy with Bluetooth but is smooth and reliable on the 2.4 wireless. I should say that the awful Bluetooth experience was with a 2016 laptop was singular. Bluetooth worked fine with every other machine I tried it on. The colors are a nice touch. It charges quickly and will run tethered if necessary, a feature some rechargeable mice I've used don't have. Meaning when they're dead they're dead until they charge. Overall, a very good multi use ergo mouse for a great price.

Runs so smooth and has quiet clicks, super comfortable, love the options to use as Bluetooth or plug in while charging. Lights are fun. I would purchase again!

Looking at this mouse you'd think the scroll wheel was pretty grippy but the opposite is true. The metal scroll wheel is crazy slippery. That's not the worst part though. The middle scroll wheel button is also crazy sensitive so almost every time you try to scroll the middle button gets clicked and up pops lots of accidental pages or windows. This makes the mouse virtually useless but also infuriating to use because you'll be spending most of your time constantly closing unintentionally opened links.The sad part is that, except for such a seriously glaring defect, the features like great dual mode and selectable DPI are great.

It works ok. I just needed a Bluetooth mouse for work. It never finishes "charging". Its red light is supposed to go off when it's charged. Mine never does. Even after a week. And if I forget to put it on the cord when I leave work, it'll be dead when I come back to work. I only work onsite 2 days a week since we returned from covid, so it's dead in 6 days in "sleep" mode. I've got a mouse I've had for 2 years at home that's still on its first battery, and I've never turned it off.It will last about 3 days of not being used, then it's dead. I suspect I got a dude, I don't think it really ever does fully charge. Either that, or the battery just really does suck. But it works. One annoying thing is you can't wake it by moving the mouse, you have to click one of the buttons. My other wireless mice wake on movement, AND the batteries have lasted, with daily use, like I said, for almost 2 years. But then, they aren't blue tooth. Are our work laptops only have 2 USB-C ports that I have to use for monitors and 2FA. Why I needed the Bluetooth mouse when at work. If I'm at my desk it's fine, as I have lots of USB's on my monitors/Docks. But when I go to meetings I needed a mouse to take along. It works for that. It will last through a day or two of work. And that's all I really need.I'd do 2.5 stars if I could. But meh... 3 it is.

Funciona de maravilla

I got this mouse almost a year ago so I can be more productive with my MacBook Pro, works like a charm. Have been using notebook a long time but the touchpad misbehaves sometimes, this puts control back into my hands.It's comfortable, light weight and that battery lasts a long time with one charge, I mean a long time. Movement is precise and responsive for everyday use, and it's well designed. You can even have it plugged in (while charging) and use the mouse as normal because the charging port is in the front. Why another brand would put the charging port under the mouse as a design feature is beyond me.The one drawback is that you have to sacrifice a USB port for this to work.It's worth every penny and it makes my day goes easier. And why am I visiting this a year later? Because I just got a Windows notebook that needs a mouse.

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En términos generales, es un dispositivo bueno. Sin llegar a muy bueno mucho menos a excelente.Pros:-Agradable al tacto.-Silencioso-Preciso-Recargable-Buena duración de bateriaCons:-Material de calidad media-Dos semanas de uso y ya tiene marcas de desgaste

I really like this mouse, though it is somewhat smaller than I was expecting (more of a laptop as opposed to a desktop mouse). I also really appreciate that it requires no software install and works using existing Windows 10 drivers. Some other wireless mice require you to install a bloated software suite just to get the mouse to work, and the software is not always compatible with Windows 10. There is no lag on the mouse and it works just fine. Many years ago I made the mistake of buying a Razor mouse for over £50. It lasted for about 18 months before the left click started failing and the mouse eventually became unusable. Ever since I have only ever bought cheap mice, many of which have actually lasted longer than my Razor mouse. so, for the price, and the ease of use, I would strongly recommend this product, though as I say, it is rather small.