Review on 🖱️ TeckNet 2600DPI Bluetooth Wireless Mouse with 12 Months Battery Life and Battery Indicator: 2600/2000/1600/1200/800DPI by Mido Taylor

This is a fantastic mouse for the money and would recommend to anyone who needs a quality Bluetooth mouse. or MacBook. Once the mouse was paired, the connection was solid and didn't cause any problems. As I don't own this mouse and haven't used it for a few days I can't comment on the battery life but I'm sure the mouse will last a long time (when using two AAA batteries). One feature that works surprisingly well on this mouse is the DPI button (the one below the scroll wheel). I typed it in "slowest" mode and it works fine for me. You can actually rotate this mouse so that even the slightest movement sends the cursor flying across the display, but I find a slower cursor works better for me. If you want a rocket-fast cursor, this mouse will give you that experience. When I first felt the forward and back buttons on the side of the mouse, I was surprised at how "soft" they were. Compared to the TeckNet BM306 and Logitech M705 Marathon (non-Bluetooth), the side buttons have longer travel and end with a softer click than the short, firm presses of the other two mice. It doesn't bother me, and in fact I've grown a bit. The right, left, and scroll wheels (middle button) have a great feel and well-defined response when one of the buttons is fully pressed. The scroll wheel works great and gives you the responsiveness you would expect from any mouse. No complaints. Feel free to check out the unboxing photos, the mouse itself, and some comparison shots of some other popular mice.