TECKNET Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, 2.4G Silent Mouse, Quiet Click, 6 Adjustable 4800 DPI, Cordless Computer Mouse, Ergonomic Mouse for Laptop, 6 Buttons USB Mouse for Chromebook, Ergo Grip - Black

I've been using the tecknet wireless mouse for a few weeks now, and overall, I'm very satisfied. The setup was completely hassle-free—just plug in the USB receiver and it's ready to go. The mouse feels comfortable in the hand, even during long hours of use, and the build quality is solid for the price.The performance is smooth and responsive, with no noticeable lag or connectivity issues. It works well on most surfaces without a mouse pad, and the battery life is impressive—I haven't had to change it yet.If you're looking for a reliable, no-frills wireless mouse for everyday tasks, the tecknet is a great choice. It's not built for gaming or advanced productivity features, but for basic use, it delivers excellent value.

TECKNET fan for life. I've been using their wireless mice for years, always loved how they feel in my hand compared to others, they just fit perfect (to me) and the pointer speed adjustment (behind the wheel) is nice to not have to go into your computer's settings, just click and go, and the thumb buttons for forward & back page... very handy. Very responsive and detailed enough movements for me to do zoomed-in photo editing and even pixel work in Paint.This is my favorite model so far, the buttons and wheel are much quieter than the same looking models in years past so I don't drive my wife nuts when she's near me and I'm on the computer, yet it still feels the same.Being rechargeable is a nice touch! Although while on the one hand it needs charged more often than disposable batteries would need replaced, it is super easy to charge it if you already have a phone charger cord there at your desk, the type C port is right there on the front of the mouse. And yeah you can use it while it's charging, at worst it will remind you of the old days using a wired mouse, hardly a big deal when you don't have to go hunt for a battery because your mouse finally died. Win-win. I've been topping it off every 2 or three weeks and haven't run dry yet. While changing batteries in these is very easy, you no longer have to here, so which is the lesser of two evils to you? I say it's a win!

Excellent Battery Life and Quick Recharging. Works Great for a Left Hander like me, the forward and back buttons are up high enough, and still easy to use, I don't accidently hit the back button like with some of the other 6 Button Mouse I've tried, this one a Keeper!!PS, Not an Auto Shut-off mouse, I have to turn it off at night, I like not having to click wake-it like with auto-sleep types. I was always clicking on some of the worst Ads. lol

The normal left and right clicks are almost entirely silent. This mouse is great for the silent floor of my university library because nobody can hear me use it. It's so quiet that it's not distracting while I'm taking my online exams, too.The shape of it fits my hand perfectly. Typically I need a bigger mouse because I have tendon issues and need the extra support for my hand. I'm a smaller female, so normally that's an easy ask. This mouse is quite a bit smaller than I'm used to, but it's the only one I can use for a 6 hour study session and not feel fatigue or pain. Definitely a plus in that category.Responsiveness is the smoothest I've ever had in a wireless mouse. Not only is there no lag, but the cursor never jitters or skips like I've seen with other mice (mouses?).The side buttons are super loud though. I avoid using them at all in certain environments. This is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5.The battery light isn't lined up to the window in the side of the mouse to indicate charge level. I have to peek at the color through the scroll wheel area. Minor issue and doesn't bother me much, so I didn't dock stars for that.

I bought this mouse five months ago and have used it almost daily, including some light gaming. Overall, it’s solid. My only complaint is that it's a bit small, but since I’m 6’5”, I imagine it’s perfect for most people.Now, about the battery... I charged it once when I first took it out of the box—five months ago. Since then, I’ve used it an average of six days a week, and it’s still going. I have no idea how, but I’m starting to think they managed to fit a tiny fusion reactor inside.If you’re not looking for a bunch of bells and whistles, this is a great mouse. It does everything it should, and it does it well.

While looking for a wireless mouse, I knew 2 things: I wanted it to feel good and be comfortable in my hand and I didn't want to overspend. Came across this one and was sold on the reviews. Setup was super easy - literally plug and play. I bought my first Technet wireless mouse when I started to work from home and had used it for 8+ hours a day for many months without one complaint. When it completely just blew, I had to get another one. (It wasn't the batteries needing replacement or the wireless plug-in). For the price point and ergonomics, it's a great mouse. I will note that the first model I had used 2 AAA batteries, this second purchase has been upgraded, in that, there's no batteries anymore, it charges with a charging cord when needed. Also, the first model had that 'clicking' sound when you pressed the buttons, this one doesn't - it's completely silent. Even with the changes since the first model, I would recommend it without hesitation.11/5/24 UPDATE: I received this mouse less than 4 months ago (purchase date 7/26/24) and just yesterday it started giving me problems (on a full charge, it began moving very, very slowly). Again, I use this equipment daily working from home and to have it go on the fritz is not only annoying, but detrimental to me being able to perform in my daily job duties. I have ordered another mouse and this experience has taught me to order a spare to keep on hand. A bit disappointing. I think I'll go back to finding a mouse that works on batteries.

Works perfect