ZIYOU LANG A2 Transparent Wireless Gaming Mouse with Battery Level Display,Bluetooth/2.4G Wireless PC Mice,3D RGB Backlit,5 Million Clicks,PixArt 3212,up to 4000 DPI for Win/MAC,Purple

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Too light, not as responsive as it should be, delayed movement

ZIYOU LANG A2 Transparent Wireless Gaming Mouse with Battery Level Display,Bluetooth/2.4G Wireless PC Mice,3D RGB Backlit,5 Million Clicks,PixArt 3212,up to 4000 DPI for Win/MAC,PurpleThis is a low budget mouse that has a so-so sensor in the PixArt 3212. It is adequate for general purpose mousing but not going to give the flawless precision performance of a higher quality sensor. After testing this one out, I think it would be a good option for its price point, and if willing to spend just a little more, can step up to a better sensor in competing products.

This costs oy $25? That's crazy!!Uses all the connections, Bluetooth, 2.4 dongle and wires. Love the little battery display and it's all clear!!! The white one fits in everywhere better than the colored options. The lights are fun and don't kill the battery too bad.Really like it. Adjustable dpi means it'll feel good for everyone.Recommended.

The ZIYOU LANG FreeWolf A2 ($24.99) is a gaming mouse that comes in just a small box, in a small plastic bag with only the user manual and a very short 20 inches long white USB-A to USB-C cable. I ordered it because it has something I have never seen before on a mouse, a digital display showing the current battery level. At the fairly low price it is selling for, it also comes with 2 modes of connectivity, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth, a rechargeable battery, 5 DPI settings 1200/1600/2000/2400/4000, as well as RGB lights.Though the brand in the Amazon listing says it is ZIYOU LANG A2, the branding on the box, in the manual and on the bottom of the mouse calls it the FreeWolf A2. I found websites for both ZIYOU LANG and FreeWolf, but neither site had this mouse on their website as it seems to be fairly new. There is no warranty mentioned in the Amazon listing.The 5 DPI settings are 1200/1600/2000/2400/4000, and are changed by a DPI button on the bottom of the mouse, and you can tell which DPI you are on because the digital display will show 1,2,3,4, or 5.Connectivity: I was able to use it with the 2.4 GHz receiver and over Bluetooth. The manual says it can also be connected wired, but the listing says "Dual-Mode". When I tried to connect it wired the USB-A to USB-C cable would only charge the mouse although you can still use the mouse while charging it if you leave the 2.4 GHz receiver in. So the listing is correct and the manual is not.Mouse skates: The mouse skates on the bottom are decent and worked very well. I had no issues on any surface or desktop.Ergonomics: The ZIYOU LANG FreeWolf A2 is not exactly a lightweight mouse at 76g, but it is lighter than most other gaming mice like the Logitech G502 Hero which weighs 122g without the extra weights. There is a clear plastic shell that does not feel cheap at all, and it has a very comfortable shape for both right and left-handers although it might be a tad small for people with large hands. Despite the fact that it is heavier at 76g than my favorite lightweight mouse, the Yooso X-44 at 52g, felt almost as easy to move around the desktop thanks to the excellent mouse skates on the bottom.Buttons and mouse wheel: The left and right clicks are clicky not silent, but I did not find find them to be too loud. The mouse wheel button is one of the very best i have used on any mouse regardless of price, and it was easy to push without being prone to accidental pushes. The forward and back buttons are clicky and a bit cheap feeling, but they get the job done. The mouse wheel moves easily and and is also one of the best mouse wheels I have used on any mouse. In fact I would say the mouse wheel and button are just about perfect which made this mouse a joy to use when surfing the Internet and scrolling a lot of web pages.Battery size: 400 mAh - It does not say how many hours of use you get from the mouse. Most mice will turn off the RGB lights when the mouse moves, and this mouse doesn't, so it might shorten battery life, although the sleep mode helps to extend the battery.Sleep mode: In the manual it states "The mouse will enter shallow sleep mode immediately after stopping working for 2 minutes. Wake up by moving. The mouse will enter deep sleep mode after 10 minutes of inactivity. Wake up by pressing a button." In shallow sleep mode the digital battery display goes out, and in deep sleep mode the RGB lights go out. I wish the RGB lights also went out in shallow sleep mode but this is not the case.RGB Lights: With this mouse there is one lighting effect only which is rainbow colors that constantly change. There seem to be 5 lights around the mouse including one under the mouse wheel. There are two clear windows just above the digital display which allow you to see the light under the mouse wheel which I wish were not clear because the light under the mouse wheel is so bright. Some tape put over these clear windows might make the light effects less bright.ZIYOU LANG FreeWolf A2 - $24.99 (Currently with 20% off coupon)Size/Shape: 4.5 x 2.4 x 1.5 inches5 DPI levels: 1200/1600/2000/2400/4000.Polling rate: 125 HzWeight: 76gRight or left-handed useBattery: 400 mAhRGB Lights: Single rainbow changing colors effectNo Warranty listedExtras: Compartment without cover on bottom of the mouse holds 2.4 GHz receiverPositives: Digital battery level display, excellent mouse wheel and mouse wheel button, mouse skates on the bottom work very well, ergonomic and comfortable to hold, RGB lighting, 5 DPI levels, rechargeable battery, 2 connectivity options, good for smaller handsNegatives: Cheap feeling forward and back buttons, RGB lights can't be turned off, no driver software, single 125 Hz polling rate, might be too small for larger hands, RGB lights only go off in sleep mode after 10 minutes, no warranty listedThe fact that there is no warranty listed is a bit of a concern. But for $20 (with coupon applied) to get a mouse with RGB effects, a digital battery display and one that feels this nice and comfortable to use that has decent left and right buttons and an excellent mouse wheel is impressive. For all you get for the price, 5 stars.