Perixx PERIMICE-621R Wireless Mouse - Silent Click with Ergo Design - Compatible for Desktop and Laptop PC - Wireless 2.4 GHz - Red

This is a pretty good red wireless mouse! It's easy to use for pointing/clicking/navigation. It keeps hand and wrist to be restful during long-term use. Battery life is good for durable use.

Plugged in and using within a few minutes after delivery. I have bigger hands and this is perfect for me. Also, its as quiet as can be. Very happy with it.

I like the full size. Fits well in my hand. Buttons work well. They're quiet and have a soft "click" feeling when you press them. I expected more feedback with the click like my Logitech, but I got used to it within an hour. The only issue I have is that sometimes the mouse doesn't come to life by just moving it. Usually it does, but sometimes I have to right-click to get the cursor to wake up. The transmitter is only 2 feet away from the mouse, so it's not like I'm pushing the range. I don't use this computer a lot so it's not a big deal for me, just kind of a small inconvenience. I had another wireless mouse in the same location and didn't have the issue with it. For the price and the functionality, I'd buy it again.

Great mouse, use it almost everyday and no problems.

I mid it is inactive for a while you may have to turn it off and back on

Excelente

This affordable, ergonomic mouse does not have many bells & whistles but it does exactly what it's supposed to do and is more comfortable than some others I've used. At about 1 9/16" (40mm) from base to its highest point, it fits my hand pretty well. With some budget-friendly mice I've used, batteries need to be changed frequently, the buttons wear out quickly, and the surface develops a dull look. I've used this for a few days now and so far everything looks and works perfectly. ⦁ This is specifically for right-handed use. ⦁ The Red finish looks good. It is less glossy than some. ⦁ The battery fits very snugly (takes 1 AA). ⦁ The max resolution of this is 1600 dpi. You can switch between 1000 and 1600 by pressing the left+center buttons for 3 seconds. There is an LED indicator that blinks once for 1K and twice for 1.6K; but you'll want to pay close attention in a darkened room because it is inside the case behind the scroll wheel. 1600 is probably what you'll want to use. ⦁ The response time and latency is great; basically just like wired. ⦁ The buttons, while not completely silent, have the quietest operation you can imagine. Using this would not distract others, even in a silent room. ⦁ The scroll wheel button is a notched type (not free-spin) but is also very quiet. ⦁ The on/off switch and battery cover feel a bit chincy but so far are functional. ⦁ The instruction sheet claims the buttons will withstand 3 million keypresses. We'll see. ⦁ Can confirm this works equally well with Windows 7+ and Debian installations. It should, therefore, also work with other linux distros (which it says it does). ⦁ There is no onboard dongle storage. ⦁ It is designed in Germany and made in China. At present, I have no good reason to knock off any stars for what this product is. That said, I'll be monitoring the battery life, the working life of the buttons, and whether the overall look and quality decline over time and will update this review as needed. Just an honest review of a product I like.

The mouse keeps falling asleep. If I haven't used it for a few minutes, it takes a nap; presumably to save battery power. However, simply trying to use it, does NOT wake it up. I have to turn it over and tap the underside. Not terrible, just annoying.