TECKNET Bluetooth Mouse, Rechargeable Bluetooth Wireless
TECKNET Bluetooth Mouse, Rechargeable Bluetooth Wireless Mouse(Tri-Mode: BT 5.0/3.0+2.4G), 4800DPI Adjustable, Silent Ergonomic Wireless Mouse for Laptop PC Computer, Windows Mac OS,6 Buttons, Grey
TECKNET Upgraded Bluetooth 5.0/ Bluetooth 3.0/ USB 2.4G wireless mouse realizes the ideal of one mouse to control multi devices, which provides more convenience for people who use multiple devices. Whether it’s Mac, Windows, Chrome OS, or Android tablet, or switching between them, It works fine.
Enjoy a Quiet Environment
Whether you’re in the library or the office, you won’t disturb others
Ergonomic Mouse
The ergonomic Bluetooth mouse reduces muscle strain by 30% and offers all-day comfort.
6 Million Sustained Clicks
Real 6 million keystroke test and good performance. It is ideal for work or entertainment.
Yes, this mouse is on the small side but I prefer that, even though my hands are at least medium-woman size. I find it comfortable to use and very easy to control. The left and right-click buttons and the scroll wheel are very quiet but the side buttons for forward and back do produce an audible click. I’m using it with its USB connector and haven’t yet tried the bluetooth, so can’t comment on that – but overall, for the price, I think it’s excellent.
As the title says, on the first one we received, the dongle for the wireless feature didn’t detect on any PC or USB port we tried it on, literally nothing at all detected when plugged in. Returned for refund. We then tried another of the same mouse, supplied by the seller and it was absolutely perfect, works in every way.
We were so pleased that I bought another 2 wireless mice of the same make and again they are totally spot on.
The adjustable DPI is a very handy feature too.
Ah, this mouse is an eye opener. The ‘silent’ mouse I have been using for the last few months cost 3X+ the price of this Tecknet silent mouse, and this Tecknet mouse feels instantly more comfortable in the hand and the silent function is better.
The mouse came charged so I put it straight into use. The bluetooth pairing worked faultlessly across all my devices (iOS/Chrome/Android), but I especially like the easy option of the USB receiver connection, meaning I can use my own mouse on any device outside of home using the connector and a toggle of the base button, negating the need to bother with pairing.
The most noticeable preference I have with this mouse over my previous, more expensive one, is how the clicks really are silent; there’s no noise at all, and I thought the slight click I had with the other was as good as it gets.
Equally as noticeable is how silent and easy the scroll wheel is. My previous mouse, when using the wheel there was a distinct, if very slight, ratcheting sound. On this Tecknet mouse the ratcheting is there, but soft enough that it makes no noise at all, and feels easier on the finger when using.
I have also found the ergonomic design of this mouse, where the thumb easily fits in the rubberised, textured groove, naturally places my fingers more purposefully over the right and left click buttons ~ with my previous mouse I tended to find my fingers not always forward enough so would have to click more than once.
This Tecknet mouse also has the advantage of a back and forward button (for non-Mac OS), which is a real bonus I didn’t know I needed and have quickly found I use a lot, and the ability of adjusting the DPI, which allows me to use a faster response setting than my previous mouse.
My old, more expensive mouse has been relegated to being a backup.
I can’t fault this Tecknet mouse, it feels much nicer in the hand, works more silently, has a rechargeable battery that lasts ages, and has many more functions.
For the price at time of order of 15.99 this mouse is an amazing purchase I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending. 5*
This review is for TECKNET Bluetooth Mouse Model TK-MS317. I like the design of this mouse, in fact it has a very similar design and feel to the Corsair Harpoon gaming mouse I currently use, with two side buttons, mousewheel and a DPI (mouse speed) button and a nicely curved ergonomic design that fits perfectly in the right hand. This is exactly the design of mouse that I prefer for gaming. However it is slightly smaller than the mouse I’m used to and feels slightly too small for my medium-sized woman’s hands, particularly on the right mouse click which comes slightly short on the middle finger, so it would be a good fit for a child or person with smaller hands.
The mouse is rechargeable and comes with a USB charging cable. A status indicator on the side of the mouse will flash red when it needs recharging and show green when charging is completed.
There is a comprehensive user manual with clear instructions and product overview, which is very nice. The mouse can be connected either via bluetooth (BT) directly to your computer or via a small USB receiver (2.4G) which is conveniently stored in a socket under the mouse when not in use. A switch under the mouse allows you to select BT or 2.4G or OFF. I think you need to remember to switch the mouse to the OFF position when not in use to conserve battery charge. We connected it via the USB receiver, very easy plug and play, it just worked instantly with no problems. The DPI button has six settings which provide quite a fine control over the mouse speed, so we could easily select the ideal mouse pointer speed.
Overall, this is a a great quality mouse with lots of functionality and it’s very well designed and built. The only downside is the slightly small size and shorter right click button if you have larger hands, but it could be perfect as a portable mouse to use with a laptop while travelling. My son is now using it to replace a faulty mouse and we are delighted with it!
This rechargeable Technet mouse has immediately gone into service. It came charged and all I needed to do was turn it to bluetooth setting, pair to my PC and I’m off. I particularly like that you have the old option of plugging in the supplied USB dongle if you don’t have Bluetooth but if you do, it saves a USB slot being taken up.
In use, I really notice how quiet the left and right buttons are – beautifully hushed. I also really like the ability to quickly navigate back or forward using the side buttons. I also really like being able to quickly adjust the cursor speed via the TPI button behind the wheel. I like a pretty fast cursor and this simple method avoids having to go into the PC settings.
To top it all off, it is rechargeable and comes with a good quality cable that is generously long so that you can continue to use the mouse even while connected to charge up which should be pretty rare as the battery apparently lasts up to 3 months between charges. It seems pretty amazing value all in all.