SatechiM1 Wireless Bluetooth Mouse for MacBook Pro - with Rechargeable Type-C Port - Mouse for Mac, Mac Mini, iMac Pro/iMac, iPad Pro M2, iPad Pro/Air M1 M2 & More (Space Gray)

This mouse feels solid. Works flawlessly once paired. Using it with Macbook Air, matches the space grey color. You pay for something premium and definitely getting something premium. Excellent build and quality. Easy to pair and easy to charge. Battery lasts long that I can't even track hours of use.

Actually really good for a Bluetooth mouse, low latency, it's Bluetooth so easy to setup, it's a bit slippery bc it's pretty small but it's rly good for traveling. Super sturdy, it's cheap and looks really cool.

I recently purchased this sleek, easy-to-use computer mouse, and it has quickly become my favorite accessory. The design is slim and modern, fitting perfectly in my hand, making long hours of use comfortable and strain-free. It glides effortlessly on various surfaces, and the click response is precise without being too loud or stiff. Setup was a breeze—just plug it in or connect via Bluetooth, and you're good to go. Whether I'm working or gaming, the mouse responds quickly with excellent accuracy. Overall, it's a stylish, reliable option that delivers on both form and function. Highly recommended!

It was easy to set up and pair it with two of my computers. It fits comfortably in my hand, but its initial movement response was too quick. I adjusted the response levels in my computer software, which solved the issue. Really, my only complaint is the loudness of the mouse clicks. It was advertised to be quiet and it was reviewed by third-parties to be quiet, but I found the clicks distracting. That is the only reason I gave it a 4. I'm going to keep it as a backup mouse for use when my others need charging.

Cute n works very well! Grip is great f small hands.

I use this mouse on my Mac Mini M4, the design is helpful when I need to switch from left handed to right handed. You can also use the mouse if you need to charge it. I find it strange that the official Apple mouse cannot be used when charging. I have gone over a month of regular use without needing to charge the mouse but its good to know that I can use the mouse if I need to charge it.

Initially great, and did everything I need it to. But not long-lasting and impossible to user service.Initially this was great. I bought it because I was forever running out of batteries (and forgetting to bring spares) and being stranded without a mouse for long periods of time. This one is bluetooth, has a decent battery life, but also has a USB charging port at the northern end of it. I always have a charging cable, or access to one, so this is great-- plug the charging cable to the mouse and laptop, and I can still use it while it charges up.Aside from that, the bluetooth worked well, the construction seemed high quality, etc.However.The longer I've had it, the more it degrades. The mouse experiences weird random moments where it freezes, for no reason I understand. Maybe it is going into power conservation mode too soon, I don't know. It's annoying.But worse, the mouse wheel (as mouse wheels will) probably has some grunge or crud in it, because it's becoming completely unreliable. Not non-responsive, but sending increasingly random signals to the laptop-- sometimes it will wildly overshoot, sometimes it will stutter between backward and forward motion, etc.If there is a way to open this thing up to clean it without breaking it) I have yet to find it.The three-second freezes, I could deal with. The mouse wheel, though, is swiftly turning this into a piece of junk for me.

Despite the Mac's great trackpad, when I really need to get down to business, I like a mouse. I can use it for months without a charge.