Toad One Bluetooth Mouse with 2.4 GHz & BT 5.3 Dual Wireless, 6 Buttons, Rechargeable, RGB Lights, Connect 3 Devices, Ergonomic Design for Laptop, Smartphone, Tablet (Black)

Great , working smoothly, scrolling is okay , for gaming dpi is not bad at all , gaming is okay too, and easy connects with 2.4 dongal but struggles sometimes with bluetooth. Can use for casual gaming purpose.

1) Connectivity - Good bcz fast 2) Ease to use - Comfortable 3) Functionality - Good 4) Customize Options - Low quality ( Not good) 5) Grip - 4/5 6) Lag- No lag Notice

I have been using this for months now. Here are the pain points before the plus ones. - Sensor: The sensor is not the greatest and will not pickup movement correctly for high speed and quick movements. This means for gaming it's frustrating. The mouse is still good for day-to-day tasks. - Grip: The mouse is very large and doesnt fit most palms easily, it is a design choice. The reasons why I still rated it 5. - The sensor while being a cheap one makes sense for this price point. I would not expect the best gaming performance from a Rs 500 mouse. - It delivers what it says, it's a wireless mouse with very fast plug and play connectivity with the dongle. The bluetooth is also good as a backup, but I still prefer the dongle due to its fast usability. - The battery is another good thing. Once you charge it works for a long time. You could leave the mouse on for the whole week, 24/7 and it would still have charge, the next day. If you do it like turning it off when not in use, it has lasted me for 3-4 weeks without charging (this is without the RBG mode on). Another great feature is the battery indicator, when it's low the light underneath the mousewheel will blink blue tonindicate low battery. The charging mechanic also helps with the weight. Other cell alternatives become very heavy with weight of the externel cell. This is not the case with this. Misleading things: - DPI switch: A nice feature for most, but it fails get use in daily use, where once you land on your dpi, you rarely switch it. The DPI is mostly a selling point for gaming devices, but as I have mentioned it will not work great in that scenario.

The best investment, I'm using this almost 2 years now, it has never gave me any problem, of you don't have money to buy Logitech mouse, go for this , this is easy to use, for both gaming and video editing, the mouse movement is super smooth, with extremely good sensitivity, and it has 2 modes for RGB lighting, it is underpriced to be honest

Comfortable to use with good battery backup. I like to use mouse to work as touchpad is difficult in long works. Bluetooth connection works like charm. Silent to use. Good sensitivity. Grip is good. Let's see the durability with time.