Review on Uiosmuph LED Wireless Mouse - G12 Slim Rechargeable, Silent 2.4G USB Optical Computer Mice W/USB Receiver & Type C Adapter (Mint Green) by Luis Harper
Great mouse for the price!
I purchased one of these recently as I needed an inexpensive wireless mouse to use periodically. To my surprise, it's actually a really great unit. It's comfortable and tracks really well. It slides smoothly and the wheel/buttons have a really nice feel to them. The super thin format also makes it great for using it while on the road.At this point I've swapped it out for my primary mouse and will likely order a couple more. If you're looking for a cheap (but nice) mouse, this is definitely worth a try!
- Mouse was a bit to small for my hands but I gave it to my daughter and she loves it.
- The USB receiver is not very durable and can break easily
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