Wireless Mouse, D-09 Computer Mouse USB Cordless Mice for Laptop, Ergo Grips, Lightspeed 5-Level 2400 DPI, 16 Months Battery, Portable for PC Mac Chromebook (Black)

I often find the scroll wheels don't work all that well on some mice. This one seems to work pretty well. I've been using this for quite some time and the wheel hasn't started to fail yet. Coupled with a replaceable AA battery (yay) and a USB-A dongle that gives good range, I've been very happy with this mouse. One minor complaint is that I often accidentally hit the 4th button with my thumb, which isn't easily defeated on macOS and results in the web browser going back one page in history.

Works great and easy to set up. Literally took 3 seconds.

I've bought a couple of these before, and have absolutely loved them. No mouse I have tried prior to these, or after, is a better value. The things I like about these: - I have hands big enough where "compact" mice are too small to the point they are uncomfortable. These are the perfect size for my hands. - Other mice don't turn off after a time (I believe these are 5 minutes) of being unused. These do, and it saves battery. - You can easily adjust DPI with the button on top of the mouse. - Other mice I've used also don't wake a PC from sleep. Again, these do. - Two buttons on the left side of the mouse can be used for back and forward while browsing - Easily switched off if you want by a switch on the bottom.

I bought this mouse to carry with me from site to site at work, I got this on Feb 6 and today is Feb 26 the mouse has worked great until today, but the issue was a dead battery. The battery that came with the mouse was an Amazon Basic battery, I don't think the battery was a bad battery, I think the issue was the mouse. The mouse is decent works well, is a good size for my big hand but the mouse does not have a power switch, per the manual it shuts off after 8 minutes of inactivity and by pressing a button on the mouse it comes back on. Right here is the issue, I keep the mouse in a bag with other items I need to travel with and I believe the mouse gets bumped a lot and stayed on a lot causing a dead battery quickly. My solution is probably going to be taking a different mouse from home that has a power switch and I will keep this one on my desk at home, or I will carry extra batteries. If I had to buy again I would probably not buy this and get one with a power switch, but that would be the only reason.

I've bought 5 of these for 3 PCs. One got dropped and broke the scrolling wheel and battery door, another one the dongle skittered under a large desk. The storage place for the dongle has no retension so that's how I lost one. All the others are in good working condition. They run off of one AA battery which lasts quite awhile. There's no on/off switch so the battery must be removed while in your laptop carry bag. I found out the hard way when a new battery came up DOA. I like that it can be dropped and not always broken and if it is broken they are cheap. I like the control buttons and scroller there's not much more to say. I will buy again eventually 🙂

Excellent wireless mouse with strong design and extended battery life. The price was quite surprising. I use it as we correspond.

Works great. A little small for my husband's huge hands. He is using it without any complaints. I like Works great for me.

Likes: - Comfortable in the hand - Feels solid without being too heavy - DPI button is a nice touch and doesn't get in the way (accidental clicks, etc...) Dislikes: - Sleep function on this mouse happens way too fast. - Scrolling is not good. Quick moves tend to scroll up and down simultaneously making the screen go nowhere. Overview: I like this mouse but unfortuntely the reviews are accurate. The sleep function is maddening to say the least. Type a little too long and you'll find yourself wiggling to mouse all over wondering where the pointer is. Click a mouse button and suddenly it appears. I would have dragged that timer out for at least another minute or two or make it so it woke up on movement as well as click. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do about this. Scrolling doesn't work very well either. There are a few things you can do to help remedy this situation which helps immensely: 1. Go into windows settings and change the number of lines to scroll at a time. It defaults at 3, I changed it to 1 and it was really smooth, but too slow for my liking. I went to 4 and that seemed to be good. 2. Click down on the wheel (For those that may not know, your wheel is a 3rd button) and you will see a small circle with two arrows appear. move it up and down to scroll smoothly. The more off the click point you go the faster it will scroll. If you are willing to live with those two things it is a great mouse. If not, you'd be better served with something else. I had a hard time deciding between 3 and 4 stars. I went with 4 because for me, it works well and I'm okay with the workarounds. They lost that 5th star because the sleep mode could likely be resolved with a simple software update. For the money though, it's a tough mouse to beat.

This mouse was very responsive when you gamed, a very good product