JYCSTE Wireless Gaming Mouse, Dual Mode 2.4GHz/Bluetooth 5.1
JYCSTE Wireless Gaming Mouse, Dual Mode 2.4GHz/Bluetooth 5.1 Mouse Gaming,RGB LED Backlit, Ergonomic Mouse with 6 Buttons, Rechargeable Computer Mouse for PC, Mac, Laptop (Black)
I recently purchased the Wireless Gaming Mouse, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way! This dual-mode mouse (2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.1) offers incredible versatility for gaming and everyday use, making it a fantastic addition to my setup.
Performance:
The switching between 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity is seamless, allowing me to easily connect to different devices without any lag. The mouse responds quickly and accurately, which is crucial for gaming. The RGB LED backlighting adds a vibrant and customizable aesthetic that enhances the overall gaming experience, allowing me to match it with my other RGB peripherals.
Design and Ergonomics:
The ergonomic design is a major plus. It fits comfortably in my hand, allowing for long gaming sessions without causing strain or discomfort. The mouse features six customizable buttons, which I find incredibly useful for assigning shortcuts and commands, enhancing my productivity and gameplay.
Rechargeable Feature:
One of my favorite aspects is the rechargeable battery. I no longer have to worry about constantly replacing batteries or dealing with disposable ones. The battery life is impressive, lasting several days on a single charge, which means less downtime and more gaming.
Compatibility:
This mouse works well with PCs, Macs, and laptops, making it versatile for various users. I appreciate the easy setup process across different systems; it truly is plug-and-play.
Overall, I highly recommend this Wireless Gaming Mouse to anyone in need of a reliable and stylish gaming accessory. Its dual connectivity, ergonomic design, and beautiful RGB lighting make it a top-notch choice for gamers and everyday users alike. It has easily earned a solid 5-star rating from me!
I’ve always loved the idea of wireless computer mice, but most of them are super small or super slim or both and, although I have small-ish hands, I need a full-sized mouse in order to navigate with it comfortably. Which meant I was using a wired mouse and getting tangled up, just so I could have that bigger size. But then I got offered THIS MOUSE via the Amazon Vine Reviews Program and I was so excited: It’s a full-size mouse but it’s WIRELESS! No cord at all! And it works like a dream. I use it for both work and gaming (the DPI toggle is super easy to adjust but not so sensitive/bumpable that it gets toggled by accident), and it’s great. I use it all every day (an average of about 12 hours per day) and it needs to be charged about once every two weeks (I’ve had it for a month and a half and its needed charging twice). Also, the RGB lights are easily adjustable and have a nice variety of options. I usually use the smooth fade or pick a solid color, but a lot of the fancier ones are really pretty to look at too!
This is a decent mouse for regular office use. It is solid, holds its charge, seems accurate and is comfortable to use. While it does have gaming RGB features and should work fine for casual gaming, in my personal opinion it is not quite up for true hardcore gaming, as the weight is a bit too light and is not adjustable, there’s no additional programmable buttons, and the clicks are not quite as firm as I’d prefer. Overall it is a very solid mouse choice for all-around use, just not what I’d expect for a truly gaming focused mouse.
I am really happy about the low latency of both the BT and 2.4GHz wireless receiver. The BT has great range from at least 7 ft away I had zero issues with connectivity, however for the 2.4GHz receiver I experienced some loss of signal transmission when either something like a desk was in the way or if I was over 6 feet away from the USB dongle. Now for most people this will not be an issue as most people are sitting right next / near their PC.
The ergonomics of the mouse are great, it’s fells nice in my hand. The charge port is a USB C port that is recessed at the front of the mouse so I can charge it with ease. I do like that it has several DPI presets that I can switch on the fly for when I do choose to game.
This mouse was as expected. It lights up with a multitude of colors and patterns. It worked flawlessly with the dongle & by BT. It fit comfortably in my handle and well it does what you want, click and move. It has a DPI modifier which is nice for on the fly sensitivity changes. The only con i found was the clicking sound, but that’s a preference of a user. No issues using any of the buttons. Overall its a nice mouse with lights.
I keep ordering small ergonomic mice to try because I want to find the perfect gaming mouse for my small hands. So far, in 2024 a lot of the mice coming out from no-name brands offer exceptional value. This is yet another impressive ergonomic quality wireless gaming mouse at a low price for what you get.
(All prices quoted are as of the time of this review and may be subject to change.)
Prior to this review, the cheapest wireless gaming mouse I had tried was the RisoPhy PC400A at only $16.99. It came in a bare bones box, and you had to supply your own AA battery. It weighed 4.0 ounces with the AA battery, but still less than the popular wired Logitech G502 at 4.4 ounces. It’s extremely comfortable to use, but it only had one RGB light color (red) in either breathing or solid mode. It also only had up to 8,000 dpi and 500 Hz polling rate and 7 programmable buttons. The software is available but pretty basic, with one page of settings (not including macros). It also connects to Bluetooth, but not wired.
Now comes the even cheaper JVCSTE GM-806 at only $12.99 not including a current 10% off coupon on Amazon. It’s available in black or white, and I think both look sharp. It comes in a small box, with a small user manual of which 4 pages are in English, the USB receiver, and a very short 31 inch USB-A to USC-C cable for charging only. The battery is 800 mAh and they claim you can recharge the battery in 2-3 hours. You can use the mouse while it is charging, but you have to continue to use it wireless as it does not support a wired connection. The only way you can tell it is charging is the wheel color turns red and I assume the wheel light goes off when it is fully charged. You can’t tell the current charge level while connected over the 2.4 GHz dongle but you can in Windows 10 if connected over Bluetooth. There is conflicting information in the manual vs. the Amazon listing on when the mouse goes to sleep to save battery. In my testing, it goes to sleep after about 65 seconds.
The logo on top appears to be a “B” and I have no idea what it stands for as the manufacturer is Shenzhen Bestsell Technology Co., Ltd in China. The company website seems to focus on mainly keyboards and gaming mice. There are 4 fixed DPI modes, 800, 1600, 3200 and 4800. It’s not mentioned in the manual, but when using the DPI buttons on top to change DPI modes, the mouse wheel will flash once for 800 DPI, twice for 1600, 3 times for 3200 and 4 times for 4800. One odd thing is the space in the bottom of the mouse used to store the 2.4 GHz receiver is shallow and sideways instead of deeper and vertical as is shown in the listing pictures or on practically all other other wireless mice I’ve tested. Not a problem, just something I haven’t seen before. You might think the dongle stored sideways might come out of the bottom of the mouse if using Bluetooth, but it seems to stay there just fine if you store it there.
UPDATE 5/24/24: I still haven’t found out the warranty but using an online mouse polling tester I have confirmed that the polling rate is 125 Hz. Also, when charging the mouse, the light on the mouse wheel will light up red and it goes out when the mouse is fully charged.
Pros:
Rechargeable 800 mAh battery
Matte finish on left and right buttons that is fingerprint resistant
Small ergonomic design suitable for left or right-handed users and people with small hands
Looks nice and not cheap at all
Plastic on the sides of the mouse is a slightly rougher finish for better gripping
All buttons are fairly quiet when pressed
Forward and back buttons are different shapes, separated, and easy to locate
Many different RGB options – Colorful Flowing Light, Mixed Flowing Light, Colorful Waves, Solid Red, Solid Green, Solid Blue, Colorful Breathing, Colorful gradient and off
Decent mouse skates on the bottom`
Space on bottom of mouse to store 2.4 GHz receiver
Cons:
Limited to 4 fixed DPI modes, 800, 1600, 3200 and 4800.
7 programmable buttons must be set up in individual games – No software
No wired mode – Wired connection only for charging battery
Fixed 125 Hz polling rate
If you’re a competitive gamer, you need to know that the polling rate is low, and as a result the mouse movement is not updated anywhere near as fast as a gaming mouse with a 500 Hz, 1000 Hz or higher polling rate. But at this price you really can’t expect it to have a high polling rate or the response of gaming mice priced higher that also come with customizable software.
However, if you are a casual gamer like myself who just wants an inexpensive ergonomic wireless 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth mouse to mainly use on your desktop with some really cool RGB effects and a rechargeable battery, then this mouse is an absolute steal. I’ve been using it for over a week now and ergonomics-wise I love it, and for everyday use I actually prefer it over more expensive gaming mice I’ve reviewed recently. It’s an easy 5 stars at the price for what you get.