cimetech Bluetooth Mouse Wireless (Bluetooth 5.1 + USB 2.4 GHz) LED Dual Mode Rechargeable Optical Office Wireless Mouse for Laptop MacBook Air Pro, iPad, Computer, Desktop, Mouse

I was trying to use my existing wireless mouse with my Macbook Pro and I realised I had no USB ports (!) - but this mouse from Amazon solved it all. There are two ways this mouse can be used : with a USB receiver (included) but also just using Bluetooth. The Bluetooth operation works great, it was recognised instantly and now I can use it on my MacBook with no need for adapters, or drivers.That solved I started to actually use the mouse and wow! The design is sleek and fits well in your hand. The best part for me has been the comfort of the clicks. This feels like a high-end device. It is a very similar shape and size to the Apple Magic Mouse with two major differences:1. Wheel - this has the traditional wheel to scroll, rather than a touch-powered solution2. Charger - this has the charging port where Apple should have put theirs! At the front of the device so you can easily use it while it charges (if needed).The best praise I can give this device, is that I have just ordered a 2nd one for my home set up.Highly recommended product.

Works as specified. Easy set up

I've had this mouse a few months now, and it's great to use, really smooth and works very well, it drops a star due to the battery life - in the details it say it lasts 672 hours (28 days), but I'm having to charge it up at least once a week, if not more often, and that's with only a few hours use on a few days of the week. Thankfully you can still use the mouse while it is charging.

The media could not be loaded. First impressions box felt cheap. Build quality looks good, need to see how long will it last. Size is decent not too heavy and good to hold in hands. It does have Bluetooth 5 and 2.4 dongle. I mainly took it for Bluetooth purposes only haven’t tested the dongle yet. Setup using Bluetooth is quick and no hassle while setting it up. Speed looks fine, I haven’t seen any issue with lag. Click noise is very less and it’s very quiet. Overall it’s a good purchase for a good mouse.

I particularly wanted a Mouse to go along with my MacBook Pro M2 which means that it also has to be Bluetooth enabled. After a lot of searching around I decided on this one, and I have not been disappointed.Now why would anyone want/need a separate Mouse for a MacBook? Basically it is for the 3rd button when using apps such as CAD or 3D Slicers, that 3rd button is vital and is not simulated on the Touchpad or Apple Mouse.Connecting to the MacBook - is trivial, as if an Apple Mouse really. After powering it up in BT mode (it also supports 2.4G using its USB dongle) the MacBook Settings app found it instantly. After binding to the MacBook I was away and running with it.The Mouse has been 100% compatible, I am able to use the 3rd button on the required apps and I have even found myself using the Mouse in lieu of the Touchpad most of the time. It is comfortable, works every time, has a good resolution and the battery life is extraordinary. I have not run out of power using it for extended times, several days on end!I can highly recommend this Mouse, especially for MacBook users, but of course equally applicable to other systems.

I am reviewing it based on the unit I received.The mouse itself is very ergonomic. Loved the texture at the top of the mouse. Scroll wheel very nice and smooth. Ghe buttons were tactile. DPI button works well and the asthetics are really good. The LED lighting worked ok as well. It's a personal choice, but I really don't need that lighting to be honest. But the good thing is you can turn it off if you don't need it. The Bluetooth /2.5g /off switch worked really well. Charging with USB C isn't a problem at all. The size diwn to personal preference and their palm size - it is really slim and compact, just at the slimmest possible to be ergonomic. So, people may feel it differently as it is at the tip of going either way.Cons:1. The antislip(?) pads at the bottom of the mouse is glossy and looks like it is orone to scratches. (Don't think it's a deal breaker)2. The clicks aren't fully silent. You can call it semi silent.3. It wasn't very sturdy at least for the piece I got and in couple of days the right button came out a bit and stopped working. It lloks like the fabcy LED strip is the culprit which seem to have misaligned the keys. Had to return it.Although I loved when used it initially, I had to rate it 3 because of the cons, specially the last one. Again, it could be down to the unit I got.Another thing I noticed is that the seller has listed this new model of mouse under on older listing and hence the rating we see is not really the original reciew rating if the new product which is only a handful (about 14+) against 1500+ of those for the old product.

The media could not be loaded. It's super light, smooth to the touch, and easy to use. The only thing I could say is that last night, it used to do this weird thing where it'd zoom in on pages randomly, but going into the settings and fixing the button to do a different action was easy (Settings -> devices -> mouse --- Chromebook). Glides easily, and connecting to Bluetooth was simple. Accurate to the photo description. I have small hands, so this mouse was the perfect size for me (I hate bulky mice). I love that the USB way to connect the mouse fits into a slot under the mouse. With my previous ones, I kept losing them, so this was a nice and compact way to keep everything together. I think the changing colours are super cool and fit the aesthetic that I wanted to go for (whether you could get it on Shein for a cheaper price might be something to consider). Do I think it's worth £16? Probably not. Am I happy with it, though? Very. It just depends on what your preference is. I'm absolutely happy with it.(Ignore the fan sound in the video :)

Worked well to start and now it needs charged for the first time it won’t take a charge so useless and I can’t return it