TECKNET PRO Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz Computer Mouse with USB Nano Receiver, 6400 DPI Cordless Optical USB Mouse, 6 Adjustable Levels Silent Wireless mouse for Laptop/PC/Computer-Black

I bought it around (1 year & 4 months) ago and it is still working wonderfully. It is the best Silent mouse I ever had. I constantly use it for long periods of time, especially at night, literary next to people sleeping and it is truly Ultra-quiet, I dont even hear it myself. Keep in mind one important thing: I use only the buttons: -Left -Right -Scrolling - With the Middle button Those three Actions are Ultra-quiet and silent therefore they are perfect for my needs as I dont use the (Two side buttons or the Middle-button-Click) However, if you need to use regularly these Buttons: -The Two side-buttons -The Middle-button-Click Then those three buttons are noisy, like a normal non-silent mouse, so you hear the loud click. Design: The design is excellent! with a nice black shiny piano style, which looks elegant. It fits perfectly in the hand and I never got tired despite using it daily from 12 to 20 hours. Battery: With a good new Duracell Ultra, it lasted me a whole year at least. The mouse is always active when I move it, it responds immediately, I have to mention this because I have seen in some comments that their mouse goes to sleep and it takes a few moments to wake up but it never happened to me, it's always active, with no delays. Overall: Excellent Quite-Mouse, at a bargain price for the quality you get. I'm going to buy (4 or 5) more to keep them safe so I never run out, because I had one that I liked prior to this and when it broke I couldn't buy it again because it was discontinued, which was a big let down as its very hard to find a Quite-Mouse that ticks all the boxes that you like and feel comfortable. So this time I will stockpile some boxes while I can)) Ps: You may feel weird the first days until you get used to it by adjusting the sensitivity so do not rush and make any judgment on the first week as it can be misleading as it's a totally different experience when you get used to it than the first days.

I have been using this mouse for 3 weeks now, and i’m very happy indeed with it. Considering the fact that wired mice can cost far more than this model makes it even more outstanding value for money. So this mouse came in very simple cardboard packaging, and inside the box I found the mouse, instruction guide (in English) and warranty card. The box and Amazon packaging was a bit too thick to fit through the letterbox though. Setup was quick and straightforward, with my Windows laptop detecting the nano USB dongle within only a few seconds. The mouse surprisingly accepted my 2 cheap Ikea AA batteries and so far it has worked perfectly. I might try decent Duracell’s when the time comes to replace them. The mouse is of a shiny piano black finish, which looks very smart, and it is comfortable to use. I didn’t realise how much more comfortable an ergonomic design was compared to a standard mouse. I won’t be returning to the standard mouse shape. When you add the weight batteries it has a heavy weight to it and doesn’t feel cheap or flimsy. The nano USB dongle can be stored in the battery compartment when not in use, but I just leave mine plugged into the computer. There is also a power switch on the underside of the mouse. The “silent click” is certainly silent for the 2 large main buttons. The scroll function is probably 9/10 for silence and the 2 buttons on the left hand side of the mouse are noisy. If you lock your computer or leave the mouse unused for a period of time, one point worth mentioning is that you have to “click” on the mouse to wake it back up - it doesn’t seem to do anything if you simply move the mouse around. On my old wired mouse I had the “cursor speed” set to maximum to relieve strain on my wrist, however on this wireless mouse I had to adjust the setting to 50% (which I think it the default setting anyway). There is a function to change the DPI on the mouse (basically mouse speed/sensitivity) and whilst I have tried all of the settings so far, it didn’t seem to make much difference. You might be more successful on your individual configuration. In summary this is a fantastic wireless mouse. It is comfortable, well made and feels like it should be far more expensive than it is.

I justttt got this today, and honestly, it's such a nice, perfectly fitting, and comfortable mouse. Since my hand has adapted to bigger mouses, I had to try find a new mouse because my other was broken. I came across this, and I have given it a 4 stars because i still have yet to use it properly and develop an opinion about it after a period of use, but once I got this product i immediately loved that the palm bit is curved, it is of perfect size, the click is quiet silent. Easy to use, grip is comfortable, functions pretty well, the build quality is amazing as it is glossy and smooth, the sides of the mouse are nicely constructed for your ring finger to fit nicely around the mouse, and also the delivery was actually quick. Love this product already, and would totally recommend it if you need to use a round, soft, big mouse.

TeckNet Wireless Mouse, 2.4G USB Cordless Silent Mice Optical PC Laptop Computer Mouse with Nano Receiver, 3000 DPI 5 Adjustment Levels for Windows Mac MacBook Linux TeckNet Wireless Silent Optical Mouse This is a full sized mouse which fills the hand nicely, it appears to be well built and is quite heavy. It takes two AA batteries and claims to have a battery life of up to 30 months which if correct is a very long time indeed. The mouse has an on/off switch underneath to turn it off completely. In use it will turn itself off automatically if not used for a short period of time, a single click of the moiuse will wake it up again. The mouse has five Dpi resolution settings which are 3000/2000/1600/1200/800dpi the default is set at 1200dpi. There is a thumb pad on the left of the mouse which is very comfortable, just above are two buttons which are for forward or backwards. On top of the mouse are the normal left and right buttons along with a scroll wheel which also doubles up as a middle mouse button. To the rear of the scroll wheel is the Dpi button which is used to select your preferred Dpi setting. In use I found this to be a very comfortable mouse to use. The left and right buttons are completely silent when pressed so ideal for use in a room where others do not wish to hear the constant clicking of a mouse. The middle button is not silent but is not noisey when used. The mouse was instantly recognised when I plugged the receiver into my PC. It performs well with the cursor moving smoothly and accurately across the screen without any sign of jitter or skipping. This is a very nice mouse indeed and I would recommend it. Box contents - 1X Optical silent mouse 1X Warranty card 1X User manual If you have found my review useful please click 'Yes' below, thank you.

Sleek, durable and easy to use. It does its jobs effortlessly and is just simply smooth throughout its use. It sensitivity can easily be adjusted to suit your comfort and it has excellent connectivity. While I did have a problem with my mouse after roughly 10 months, Customer service amazingly replaced it quickly and swiftly. All in all, My experience has been great and i heavily recommend this affordable but high quality mouse.

I just got this as a lightweight mouse to use with a laptop. It’s more convenient to carry around a wireless mouse than a wired mouse because with the wired one I have to wrangle the cable each time whereas with this one I can just leave the dongle attached to the laptop and quickly stow both in the bag. After using this mouse with my laptop for a little while, I think I’ll be buying a second to use with my desktop (it’s so good). Not only does it feel good to hold but it glides across the mouse mat in a very smooth and luxurious way. In addition to this; the click buttons are silent which makes it feel like a cloud in your hand. This is the first mouse I’ve ever owned that doesn’t make a click, and it may very well cause me to never go back to clicky mice. The laser sensor is responsive, and it has a dpi switch so it can be adjusted to suit (on the fly). I’ve found it to perform perfectly while gaming. This mouse also has the complete suite of mouse buttons that are helpful these days such as mouse 1, 2 & 3 (which is also a mouse wheel), along with buttons 4 & 5, which many applications use as back and forward buttons by default. The mouse wheel also feels very good to use. The finish is nice also; with a glossy finish on the top that I personally quit like, and it has matt finish on the sides which makes increases the grip in the locations where it counts. It has an on/off switch so you can save battery during long periods of use. I like to use rechargeable batteries but I’ve not had to swap out the batteries after a week of heavy use, although to be fair if my past experience of wireless tecknet mice is anything to go by, then the battery will last a long long time before I need to swap them out. I really enjoy this mouse, just feels very nice to use. The lack of a clicking sound makes it feel silky smooth. It performs really well for gaming. I’m definitely buying another so I have one for both my desktop & laptop.

I needed a quiet mouse for doing voice-over recorded presentations to avoid the clicking sound when changing slides. This mouse was cheaper than a presentation clicker and does its job. And this is probably the only nice thing I have to say about it. While the left and right button are almost completely silent, as it the scroll wheel, the middle button (wheel-click), DPI and back- and forward buttons are as noisy as any other mouse. The back and forward buttons sound like a good idea but if you're not used to having them it's easy to accidentally click them. As a matter of fact I accidentally clicked the back button while writing this review and had to start all over again... Oh, and the DPI button has no memory, so every time you switch it on again you have to adjust it to your preferred speed. The size is too small and I could see my wrist getting really tired if I had to use it for longer period of time, which is why I'm not planning on ditching my old mouse and will use this one for recordings only. Overall, it's cheap, it works and some of the functions are silent but I'd never consider using this as my primary mouse.

EDIT: Noise problem. Not in the way one would expect. It's the USB dongle! It emits a very annoying very high pitch noise. Over 10kHz. (Not everyone will hear it, especially not at an older age when high frequency hearing naturally decreases.) I am not sure it was always there as the dongle used to be behind the PC, but now that I moved it into an USB socket in my keyboard, it is a really annoying noise. Not Overly loud, but once you noticed it it is really annoying. :( (Down to 3 stars from 4) (Ok, I attached the audio spectrum of the noise. The noise at T-22 seconds is when I plugged in the dongle. Notice the ~50dB peaks after, compared to before. Fair enough, the mic was only 2 inches from the dongle, but still.) Original review: Really nice and quiet. Not completely silent, but it is day and night compared to the my Logitech Performance MX that died on me and used to keep my wife awake at night haha. It runs well on rechargeable NiCds, but that's the part it could do better. The low voltage detection isn't great. The warning is really not obvious enough, which is good too as it kicks in far too early. The mouse will run for weeks after, BUT it drains the battery completely, which one shouldn't do to rechargeables. So what I end up doing is replace/recharge when I feel like. For the price it is great though.