🐭 Enhance PC Navigation with Amazon Basics Compact Ergonomic Wireless Mouse - Silver Review

This mouse is terrible. Mouse movement sometimes causes the cursor to move. A little. It just doesn't respond at all. I move the mouse and watch the cursor stop. Or move 3 pixels for the full length of the hand gesture. Terrible terrible terrible. Additionally, if you try to scroll, you'll either see the entire screen or nothing at all. Avoid this mouse.

I ordered this mouse because the description said it would work on glass. I have an 8mm clear glass table and it worked inconsistently, so much so that it didn't work for me and I had to return it. Otherwise it was a good mouse, very light, it moved smoothly over the surface, the buttons and wheels felt right. My right hand rested lightly on him. I wish it would work on my desk. Update: I upgraded it to one star because I decided to keep it and order a $6 mouse pad as I didn't want to pay the…

The scroll wheel gear became noisy and then broke completely after 3 months of office use. Revain's support consisted of asking me to power cycle it, remove and reinstall the battery, and then completely remove and reinstall the Windows mouse drivers. When I politely told them there was a physical problem with the mouse that the software wouldn't fix, they told me they wouldn't replace it and I would have to contact the manufacturer. "Revine" - manufacturer. After I kindly reminded them, they…

I have had this mouse for a little over a year. Disappointments with him are quite periodic, so I didn't leave him. Advantages: - Fits well in the hand. I have relatively large hands and this doesn't feel like a compact mouse. A small thumb rest is good. - Additional buttons. You have forward and back buttons under your thumb. The buttons aren't programmable, but that doesn't matter in my work. It uses blue backlight and it looks pretty cool. Cons: From time to time the mouse just decides to…

If you are left-handed and your mouse is left-handed, you are buying the wrong mouse. I'm sure right-handed people will find it very comfortable, but I'll "be patient" with this as I bought it to replace a non-touchscreen laptop that I only use when I travel. I went back and looked closely at the photos after opening them and I think I should have figured out the left groove was for the thumb, but hopefully I'll warn some left-handers of the issue.

I like the shape and size of the mouse for my hand (a little big). However, the bike is very disappointing. It's pretty sloppy and doesn't have a crisp click like other mice. You're never sure if you're scrolling one, two, or three lines. I'm certainly out of the return window so I just ordered another brand.

I only needed a mouse to write lab reports correctly. I also hoped that I could play with her from time to time. Within two days of not using it, the first battery died and the mouse was off and in my backpack. I just took this mouse to help me with my lab report, replaced the battery and kept using it. The mouse never worked properly. It didn't have as good a "click resolution' as you might call it compared to my old Logitech mouse: the same hand gestures didn't move the cursor the same way…

is too light! Open the box, you will see the mouse, battery and USB receiver. Plug the USB receiver into the USB hub on the keyboard. Insert the battery into the mouse. Turn on mouse. Done, works perfectly. Battery life seems good. I was looking for the exact same mouse with docking station and battery, but couldn't find any. I chose this as my #1 fallback and it looks and feels like a winner. It's a bit heavier than other mice I've used, but the weight improves performance and makes it easier…

Asked a question, fast scrolling was like Logitech's hyper scrolling. People said yes. This is NOT like hyper-scrolling at all. Logitech's Hyperscroll is a lock that you can toggle on your mouse wheel so it clicks for one-click scrolling, or you can unlock it so it spins freely. Revain basically makes the scroll wheel work more like multiple clicks at once, like toggling multiple row scrolling. So I'm disappointed. I suspect Logitech has the rights to the free scrolling mouse wheel and you…