Logitech M196 Bluetooth Wireless Mouse, Compact and Portable Mouse for Laptops, Tablets and More, 12-Month Battery, Smooth Tracking, Compatible with PC and Mac, Windows and macOS - Graphite

This little mouse works exactly as expected. It paired instantly over Bluetooth and hasn’t dropped connection once. The size is compact and easy to carry in a laptop bag, but still comfortable enough for daily use. Clicks feel crisp and responsive, and the scroll wheel moves smoothly without that cheap, loose feel some budget mice have. Battery life has been great so far too I’ve been using it for weeks without needing to recharge or replace batteries. It’s a great lightweight option that just works.

this goes great with my Fire tablet. I really don't like touch screens or wires so when I found this at a great price I had to buy it. It travels everywhere with me when I use my tablet. It feels good in my hand and paired in about 5 seconds. The battery life has been great. it is the same size as a regular mouse without all the dongle or wire bits to get in the way, or other things to keep track of. Just pair it and and works like a charm, even the right click functions work with the fire tablet as you would use on a standard PC

This mouse has an attractive matte finish that looks and feels more expensive than it is, giving a high quality feel. I find the ergonomics quite comfortable, but this will depend on your hand size and mouse grip. There isn't any RGB, making this mouse non-flashy, and longer lasting, which is perfect for a low profile bluetooth connected mouse. The mouse connected to everything I tried it with, as expected, Mac, Windows, even iOS and Android devices -- it's bluetooth, and well implemented. There are no extra buttons, just left, right, and a clickable scroll wheel. The scroll wheel, incidentally, and an excellent weight to it making precision slow or fast scrolling easy to attain. I'm very happy with this mouse -- it's not my gaming or graphic design mouse, but it rides in my backpack for things that a trackpad are ill suited to, and it does everything I ask easily and invisibly -- which is a good thing in a mouse. 5/5 stars

This mouse is really small. It's supposed to be; that's why I bought it - to carry in my laptop bag. But it's REALLY small. It's small enough that I find it awkward to click without also moving the pointer a bit at the same time. (I have large hands, but not unusually big ) It's still better than the touchpad, and I do use it, but I wish it was a bit bigger. It functions well: no dongle, just Bluetooth. Easy pairing and quick connect. Long battery life. The thumb buttons are missed if you're used to them.

This is a basic mouse. Left and Right Click button with a scroll wheel in the middle. And it works great! This mouse feels good in the hand (although it is a little small for mine). The M196 just exactly what I need it to do and the price was very nice!!

I bought this for my husband to use on his android tablet. It works great and was exactly what he was looking for. The design is nice and it's not too small like some other models are. Noise level is 0. It was very simple for him to connect it and use immediately. The quality is good and he's very happy with this purchase.

Logitech makes great quality and affordable keyboard and mice. This is no exception. I prefer Bluetooth to avoid dongles hanging out of devices (especially laptops), and the pairing process is trivial. A single button press underneath turns it on, pressing and holding turns it off. It immediately was recognized by Windows 11 and asked to pair without any intervention. After pairing it took off and worked as it should. The sides of the mouse have an indent pattern acting as a grip to prevent the mouse from sliding in your hand. It is all plastic so may not be the most comfortable, however rubber mice get gooey and sticky over time, so this design is objectively better. It doesn’t by any mean hurt the hand. The scroll wheel has click points while scrolling like most mice do. Some are smooth scrolling, some have click points, this is the latter and my preference.

My Apple mouse finally stopped working. I went to the Apple store and they were very nice. They looked at my old mouse and told me that it needed to be replaced with a current model and it would be about $79.00. Then they asked me about my computer and about the model and operating system. Then they told me I needed to upgrade my computer to make my new mouse work and they told me why and they told me other stuff and they talked and I listened. I don't know much about the inner workings of computers, but I have a nose for when somebody is playing me and trying to hustle me. It seemed that I would have to come up with quite a bit of money to replace my mouse and add in all the extra stuff to make the new mouse work. When the guy finally stopped selling long enough to say, "how does that sound?'" My response was, "I haven't understood a word you've said for the last five minutes", and I walked out. I called a computer literate friend and told him my tail. He said, "let me send you some ideas". He sent an email to my wife's lap top with several suggestions of mice that he thought may work with my system. I bought one for about $10 dollars, connected it to my computer and I was back in business. Don't get me wrong. I love my Apple. My rant here is about the customer service at the Apple store that I walked into. The mouse I bought interfaces fine with my computer. My computer works perfectly again. I can't say much about what you should do because I still don't know much about how computers work with all the stuff going on. I can only say that it worked for me.