Rechargeable Bluetooth Mouse for MacBook pro/MacBook air/iPad, Wireless Mouse for Laptop/Notebook/pc/iPad/Chromebook (BT/A Turquoise)

Wow sadly, I ordered this mouse on Monday 3/23/2020 and just received 3/25/2020 in the morning. I really like this mouse. It works great when it is working. However, when the mouse goes into a sleep mode, it does not wake up or reconnect; or if I turn it off, it will not wake up or reconnect. I have to uninstall it from my PC then reinstall it aging for it to work again. I am just tired of doing that; unfortunately, I have to return it and purchase another brand.No indicator to let the user know when the battery is low/getting low or fully charged.March 29, 2020, I originally gave this mouse a 1 star and wanted to return this mouse for issues above. I kept it for a couple more days and now the mouse is waking up from its sleep and is working great. The speed mode still bothers me but besides that, the mouse is great. Therefore, I changed to a 5 *star.

I bought this light-weight mouse for use with my MacBook. Love that it's cordless and that it's Bluetooth. The charge seems to last forever, and the design is sleek and responsive. However, it goes into standby mode very quickly (5-10 minutes?) which breaks the Bluetooth connection, so there's lag time while it reconnects when you pick up the mouse again. I find myself jiggling it now and again just too keep it awake.The most annoying thing is what I can only call a glitch. When it does go into standby mode, it switches screens to whatever is the default, and sometimes even adds characters. I'll look up at a document, only to find it's been switched to one I haven't been working on, and there's gobbledygook on the screen. Frustrating. I've tried but can't figure out how to lengthen the lag time, but thus far have come up with nothing.So, one star off for the glitch, and one star off for not being able to adjust any settings on the mouse.Update after six months: I won't be buying this brand again. The charge last less and less, and now will only last 4-5 days of light use. Most annoying, it's flimsy and can't take any mishap at all. Falling only from an end table to the floor has rendered it useless. The mechanics function, but no clicks will register, although the movement of the mouse is apparent. Sometimes, cheap is just too cheap.

Around 6 months ago I purchased a mouse and unfortunately, it was a bad investment. The mouse was very slow and would take time to navigate. It was just so frustrating. I recently bought this mouse and Oh my! I am so impressed. It is so light, easy to connect (Bluetooth) I have a MacBook Air. It is smooth to use, easy to navigate, and makes no noise. I got a rose gold color. It is not the exact same rosegold as my MacBook Air but is a nice decent looking mouse.

I bought an apple mouse to use with my Mac Book Pro I just bought. But it sucked. it was terrible. if you played a game like WOW - you would wonder why holding both mouse buttons did not work at all. yet this super affordable mouse did everything 10X BETTER than that lame over priced Apple mouse. I do not know what is going on with APPLE computers - but their hardware is complete garbage. this mouse did exponentially better than that Apple - which most bottom combos were not possible. for the price - I have no choice but to give it 5 stars.nice work - whoever you are.

I figured at $15 this wouldn't be some amazing mouse but I wanted to give it a shot. It's too small for my hand really and too light so it's harder for me to use (that's more of a personal thing I admit). Someone with small hands might appreciate these features.The big problem with it though was that it would go to sleep so quickly and while most of the time it would wake and reconnect there were times I had to redo the bluetooth pairing to get it to work again. Despite the low price it's just too much annoyance.

Bought this mouse to use with a Macbook Pro laptop. When it worked, it worked. However, after a few minutes of computer inactivity, when the computer was awaken from its sleep mode, or when the computer was shut down and re-started, the mouse required reconnection to the computer before it would work. While the reconnection process was simple in itself, it was inconvenient to have to do and there were times when it took several attempts.Return postage had been printed and the mouse will be returned.Despite the mouse not living up to its expectations, the seller did provide good follow up.

I got this mouse about a week ago and was about to toss the box when I read it. I have spent the past week debating the meaning of "infinitely damn" and here's what I have come up with in no particular order:With this mouse you will infinitely say:1. "damn I'm grateful to live in the wireless era"2. "damn, I can't find the mouse again" (it is very small and light and since it is of the "wireless era" there are no pesky wires to keep you from losing it3. "damn, these batteries sure do last a long time"4. "damn, where is that charging cord again?" (if the batteries really lasts 6 months as advertised there is no chance I will be able to located the cord at that point)5. "damn, this mouse is lightweight/shiny/useful/etc"All kidding aside, I like the mouse thus far. It is very small and light (almost to the point that it feels cheap and insubstantial) but it seems to work well and I love not taking up a USB for the mouse. I also really like the rechargeable batteries and am interested to see how long they really last. It looks nice and does all the necessary mouse things (point, click, scroll).

I tried so hard to like my Apple mouse, especially since it cost $70, but there were so many little frustrations that it was just annoying. This mouse just works. It doesn't do all the wild and crazy things that the Apple is supposed to do, it just works. The only thing I don't like so much is that it takes several seconds to wake up. The Apple seemed to respond instantly even after sitting and this mouse needs time to get it's head in the game but I'm getting used to that.