Review on Get Enhanced Control And Comfort With Uiosmuph G12 Slim Rechargeable Wireless Mouse by Mike Castro

This mouse is very visually appealing; the black matte rubber(?) surface looks great with the rainbow lighting, which fades very softly between colors rather than just flashing between them harshly. The lighting is also on a switch so you can use the mouse without it glowing if that's distracting or you just want to preserve battery life, though I found the light to be soft enough to not bother me like some super bright LEDs can. Using it is smooth, and it has a button right on top that can adjust the DPI to whatevers comfortable for you. The texture of the surface is also a soft rubbery stuff that I find pretty pleasant compared to a plastic mouse. Lastly, for pure positives, the clicks are very quiet and low pitched so I cant imagine them bothering anyone the way louder snappier mice might.Now for the problem: I love having a rechargeable mouse because I've already saved a lot on batteries, that being said, I wish this mouse gave a warning when the battery is low. You would think, given its built-in rainbow lights, that it could flash or glow red to indicate it needed to be charged (my toothbrush and keyboard do this!), but it gives no warning at all. Since it doesn't warn you and you cant just throw in fresh batteries, you need to keep on top of it and plug it in at least once a week to avoid it slowing or shutting off.Lastly, the description says "Slim ergonomic design". It is not ergonomic. You can tell that by looking at the image, but just in case that's not clear, this is not an ergonomic mouse.