Hotyet Rechargeable Laptop Wireless Mouse 2in1 Wired & Wireless Optical Computer PC Gaming Macbook mice with USB,2.4GHz,2400 DPI 4 Levels,8 Buttons,3 Colors Lights

This is a great mouse. It's inexpensive, VERY responsive, and a good size/weight. I do have some minor complaints which I detail in the cons.PROS:-The lights can be turned off to save battery.-2 response time settings, so you can have lightning quick speeds for gaming, and regular speed for battery saving casual (honestly I can't tell the difference though).-The utility buttons are pretty handy, but I haven't had much need for them.-The 2 side buttons are in a good place and easy to press, but not so easy that you'd accidentally hit them.-The 2 in 1 design is very handy.CONS:-The ledge for your thumb to rest on isn't very ergonomic, but I got used to it.-The dongle sticks out on the bottom slightly, so you'll have to take it out even if you want to use it as a corded mouse.-The DPS button has no visual feedback for what level it's on, you just have to check by wiggling the mouse.-The bumps on the mouse wheel make it tricky to click in without moving the wheel one click sometimes.

EDIT:Hotyet, sent me another mouse. This one was not defective and made good on their claim to replace any broken mice.If yours is defective they are good for it. The new mouse works perfectly. Thank you.This mouse had promise, but unfortunately that's all it lived up to be... broken promises.For the first month, it showed good responsiveness and each button did its job. The pointer was precise, then BAM. After a month of use it died. This mouse dropped dead faster than a real mouse eating poisoned cheese. The breathing lights, the dongle, the receiver, and every button just dropped dead. Unresponsive and feeling down I thought the battery just died. I was wrong. After charging the battery it still didn’t work. I realized I got what I payed for.I will buy Razer or another proven brand. I know so many people will like the below $50 price tag, but for a good wireless mouse that will last… pay the higher end. This is not me shilling, this is a real buyer beware moment. Don’t waste your time or money on this product.If it’s too good to be true, it ain’t and when I thought I could get an Adjustable DPI wireless mouse for cheap, I was wrong.

I have a Logitech G7 Laser Cordless Mouse, had 4 rechargeable lithium ion battery's they started dying lost two the other two are fading, so I stated looking for a replacement mouse with the same cordless and reachable features, so after two months of researching and one failed buy of a mouse and Bluetooth devices, I found this mouse, it is alright. First the things I like about it, (1) the price it is a good bargain, (2) it comes with its own transmitter, so no hassle finding one, (3) Windows 10 automatically sees it and downloads the drivers so it will work right out of the box.The things I don't like about this mouse, (1) the wheel does not scroll when in and program or web browser the only thing the wheel does is control the volume up or down, (2) the side button don't allow you to back and forward depending on the page, in any web browser, the G7 allows for a back or forward on the side button, the button are a little stiff and I don't know what they control but they control not the normal things, but I'll find out, but that is why I gave it three stars, and oh yea the manual is printed in micro-type use a magnifying glass when trying to read it, far better to just have it on a web sight and ready for download

I purchased this gaming mouse for my adult nephew because gaming has been his thing for a big portion of his life and as with any person the gadgets just increase over time to better products. I decided to check it out before I gave it to him because I was fascinated with the different colors available. The mouse is a wireless USB mouse so no need to worry about cords hanging around. Just for knowledge when you purchase the mouse the USB is on the back side of the mouse so you don’t lose it. They do include the charging USB cable with it. When you read the instructions it tells you that it will take 8 to 10 hours for it to charge. That seemed like a really long time but it seems as if the charge lasts a really long time so it is not like you are charging every day. The colors change automatically and include red, green, yellow, purple, and blue. There are a total of 8 buttons on the mouse but my favorite is the scroll wheel as it is large and grooved like gears so you can tell when you are scrolling or not. It is a very nice mouse and I think my nephew is going to love it once he gets a bit comfortable with the new buttons.

I love this mouse. The fact that I can use it most of the time as a wireless mouse and turn it into a wired mouse when the battery gets low and keep using it is amazing. I don't know why this isn't a more common feature.I've been using this for almost a year now and I love it. It seems to last practically forever on one charge, and when the battery does get low, simply plug it in and keep using it as a wired mouse while it charges! I don't know why more wireless mice don't do it this way.It replaces my magic mouse on my iMac. This mouse has more than the usual two buttons that a mac recognizes, so at first I was disappointed that I wasn't able to make use of the extra buttons, but since then I've discovered this great, free 3rd party app called Karabiner for macos (search the Internet for it) which is for re-mapping inputs. You can use it to remap useless keys on an iMac like the eject key (assuming you don't have a CD/DVD drive), but it also detects mice!With it I ended up re-mapping some of the extra buttons to keys like f18 which aren't present on my keyboard, but get recognized by apps as actual keypresses. I highly recommend using this mouse with that app if you are using it with a mac.