Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Rechargeable,Multi Device Ergo Computer Mouses,4-Way Super Scrolling,± 3200 DPI,10 Buttons,Plug&Play,Quiet,USB Cordless Mice for Laptop,Tablet,Mac,iPad,PC,Phone (Light Green)

The media could not be loaded. In my search for a new mouse I only wanted a few key factors: 1 - A metal scroll wheel, 2 - True free-fly scrolling, 3 - Various DPI tracking sensitivity, 4 - WiFi USB connectivity versus wired or Bluetooth, 5 - Quiet clicking, 6 - Not too expensive since all mice are disposable technology and eventually will get thrown away.This little mouse meets all those requirements !! Only thing I would have preferred is to have user replaceable batteries instead of internal recharging, not a deal breaker. All batteries degrade over time so buying new ones is no big deal since they aren't terribly expensive and last months between replacement, plus they add a nice weight.PROS — Metal aluminum scroll wheel, free-fly scrolling (no resistance or clicks in spinning), ultra quiet soft clicking, USB WiFi connectivity option, fast smooth accurate tracking with DPI adjustment, plug and play on MacBook Pro, ON/Off switch, USB-C charging, nice neutral color scheme, clickable wheel with side scrolling (something I never use, but nice option), works well on multi-texured and colored bamboo desk surface.CONS — A little too light weight (would prefer weight of two AA batteries), requires mouse click to connect on WiFi after sleeping, could be slightly bigger (10%), no user replaceable batteries, doesn't run wired (that I know of).USAGE REQUIREMENT — Heavy with accurate attention detail - I've had many a mice over the decades. As a daily professional Graphic Designer, Audio Geek, Production Artist and Copy Writer/Editor my favorites have been the heavier Logitech type with the free fly scrolling wheel, but not terribly fond of the premium price since all mice eventually wear out or stop functioning optimally. As a primarily MacBook Pro laptop user I tend not use a mouse all the time so having something compact, portable, wireless, and that can be shut on and off has been my preference. I'm not a big fan of Bluetooth and prefer the speed and accuracy of WiFi or wired connectivity. For whatever reason my older Logitech mouse started acting up after a few years and no longer tracked smoothly no matter what, bummer. It didn't have a true free scrolling wheel, but was a sort of mix, it had lightly indented scrolling with a metal wheel with rubber grip (which I liked), but also sort of incorporated free fly technology at the same time. Can't stand rigid stiff click scrolling !! This mouse has true free-fly scrolling with a nicely weighted solid aluminum metal wheel, meaning you can throw it into a spin with no resistance, great for quickly moving through all these long paged websites and apps.Pleased to report this an overall good buy. A lot of bang for the buck. :)

I've only just received this mouse and started using it today, but I enjoy the feel of this mouse in my hand. I wasn't sure if the side buttons might get in the way and make it uncomfortable, but they're positioned high enough on the side that my thumb doesn't touch it while normally using the mouse.The mouse is also very silent. Both the left and right clicks and the scrolling are very quiet. With this scroll wheel, you can very quickly scroll very far just by giving it a flick. But, you can still scroll with more control too. I like being able to scroll both quickly and slowly with this mouse. The horizontal scroll isn't as useful for me. I do sometimes need to scroll horizontally, mostly when I use excel, but I still prefer to use my laptop's touchscreen for that.Also, the different DPI settings and different ways to connect are nice. Probably, most people, like me, didn't get this mouse to use while wired, but you can use the mouse while wired. You just need a USB A slot to plug it into, and it'll stay charged while wired. So, it's nice that you can use it while charging it.Another thing that I really like about this mouse is how it actually doesn't have the red light on all the time like the other mouses I've used in the past. It only seems to have the red light on while plugged in. Of course, there is the red light on at the bottom of the mouse, but there's no red light on on the top or sides when it's not plugged in.The main thing I didn't like is the lack of clarity in the instructions. The mouse comes with a small instruction packet, but I feel like, despite the relatively large amount of text and pictures, it doesn't explain stuff well. I got the mouse and I wanted to start using it, but it wasn't clear how to do that. For bluetooth, you have to switch the button from off to on at the bottom of the mouse and you have to hit the button under DPI to switch from the default connection type which uses the dongle to the bluetooth connection, and then you'll be able to find the mouse as M1.Finally, it is too bad that the side buttons aren't programmable, but, I think it's great overall.I'll maybe try measuring the battery life and charge time some other time and possibly update this review later.

Silent and everything is pretty good, Except Bluetooth connection is very poor.but by USB connection is smoth

I use this every day for work. I charge it about every 2 days (24 hrs total(I work 12 hr shifts)) it has no connection problems and charges quite fast with the provided charger. It comes with a gamble just in case you'd rather not have it on Bluetooth and works great. I love it

Out of the box, it worked perfectly. 5 weeks later, Bluetooth no longer works and I'm forced to use the USB dongle, the "back" button now displays an emoji dialog box, I've had to edit the registry to get the wheel scrolling in the correct direction, there's zero support, no configuration software and I can't find a company website. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!