Wireless Mouse for Laptop Silent Cordless 2.4G USB Mini
Wireless Mouse for Laptop Silent Cordless 2.4G USB Mini Mouse, Optical Ambidextrous Computer Mobile Mouse, 1600DPI with 3 Adjustable Levels for Windows 10/8/7/XP/Mac/Macbook Pro/Air/HP/Lenovo
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This is a good mouse. It is easy to set up and to get going. It is smooth to use and the sound it makes when you click the mouse button is quite muted – which I really like. I’ve used this quite a bit now and get on really well with it.
Would recommend.
If you’re looking for a wireless mouse, and like them really small, hard to go wrong here. It’s precise, easy to use, good battery life, just plug in the adaptor and it works.
The mouse wheel is covered with a rubber material that I expect will wear eventually. The “click” action is just right – not exactly silent though not loud enough to cause any issues. Just right.
Not much more to say. There’s a lot of competition at this price point, and this is a very good mouse. If you are looking for a very small, almost silent (e.g. for quiet rooms or studio recordings) ergonomic mouse then this is perfectly suitable. The scroll wheel drops a point though – I thought the rubber covering was a bit poor and not strong – and the centre button has a loud click. As I use the mouse mainly for scrolling, this is important to me, hence 4/5 rating.
PROS:
1) Works well with my iPad Pro 3rd Gen (2018)
2) Accurate tracking
3) Adjustable velocity
4) Optical tracking means the mouse works on any surface
5) USB receiver stored inside the battery compartment
CONS:
1) When using with an iPad Pro, you need a USB (A) adaptor
This wireless USB optical tracking mouse is great value for money with accurate tracking and works well with iPadOS 13. I don’t use the new magic keyboard for the iPad, I got stung with the original portfolio case for the 3rd Gen iPad Pro. I would never buy another Apple keyboard case. Due to this rejection of the magic keyboard (at an eye watering 299) I don’t have a touchpad facility, though I do have a Magic Trackpad from my MacBook Pro. However, this mouse is compact and easier to carry, though where it falls down against the Magic Trackpad is that it requires a USB receiver to be plugged in to your laptop or iPad Pro. For a Mac or PC, this isn’t too much of a problem, but for an iPad Pro which only has one USB C port, you need a multi-socket adaptor, if you want to keep power running to your iPad.
In use, it’s accurate, and as it is an optical mouse, it doesn’t need a mouse mat or smooth surface to operate. If you use the Magic Trackpad you need to balance it, whereas an optical mouse you can run it on your leg with no problems. From the perspective of the iPad Pro 3rd and 4th Gens (2018,2020) using iPadOS 13, using an optical mouse is quicker and keeps fingerprint oily smudges off your screen. Of course, in certain situations the Touch Screen is useful. However, inserting the cursor when typing is much easier and more accurate with the mouse. Yes, you can use your Apple Pencil 2 for cursor manipulation, but I still prefer the mouse. Therefore, in the final analysis, I highly recommend this mouse. Buy it, it’s Dottore Approved.
Due to iti’s size i can not say this is a daily driver mouse, unless your a kid with little hands.
However, due to it’s size, and the fact the reciever can be stored in the mouse. It’s a great little portable mouse that your going to use now and again out and about. Although i do find it to small to be comfortable for long term usage, while out i found it had some use instead of a track pad.
All told, if you want a tracel mouse, this one wont see you wrong!
I like this mouse. It is small but sits nicely in my hand. There are no side buttons that do fancy things that I would inadvertently press over and over again. And it is impressively quiet, well with left click and right click anyway, barely audible. the roller in the middle makes a normal roller noise.
Set up was dead easy. I popped a battery in. The usb connector has a handy storage space next to the battery compartment, I took that out and plugged it into the usb port of the computer and he mouse was fully functional within seconds.
It works as well as I need it too, I hardly notice it to be fair.
This is quite a nifty little mouse. It comes in an ambidextrous style so would suit either right or left handed users. You’ll need a single AA battery to get it up and running. On opening the battery panel you will see the USB receiver neatly tucked inside, which is a nice tidy feature. You pop it out and insert into your PC’s USB slot, the you’re instantly up and running.
The mouse glided nicely and the button clicks are particularly quiet which is great if you plan on using it in an environment where you don’t want to annoy someone, such as late at night.
I have used it for a little bit of gaming and it doesn’t feel as nice as a Razer Deathadder mouse but still works pretty well. Size-wise it’s nicely compact while still being large enough to be comfortable. Another good feature is that you can cycle through three levels of sensitivity with the central button, which is great for adjusting on the fly.
This low cost wireless mouse comes with a required dongle in the battery compartment which you just put into any spare USB-A socket on your laptop or PC and use a single standard AA battery (not provided) and away you go.
There is an on/off button underneath the mouse although mine was shipped in the on position so you may not need to turn it on.
The shape is excellent and fits the ergonomics of your palm well, making it a delight to use. A roller wheel for navigating your browser is provided and effective.
The weird aspect is the clicking of either right or left buttons. These require a bare touch and not a real click to use them – it feels strange, although in fairness, it does indeed work.
This is a remarkable mouse for such a low cost, but personally I would rather have one with a traditional click in the buttons.