💤 ENUSUNG Mouse Jiggler: Mechanical Mouse Mover with ON/Off Switch for Preventing PC/Computer/Laptop from Going to Sleep - Driver-Free USB Mouse Shaker, Undetectable Mouse Movement Simulator Review

Great thing! All you have to do is plug it in and place your mouse over it. I no longer have to worry about my computer being idle while I'm away. It plugs into a USB port, so you can plug it into your computer or a power outlet. The on/off switch makes it very easy to use.

Works with my wired (not wireless) mouse. Sometimes you have to be a little careful where you place the mouse for it to move the cursor properly and it makes a slightly annoying buzz that makes it hard to fall asleep, but other than that it's a great investment! This prevents me from shutting down/locking my computer and makes it appear like I'm active when I'm not at my desktop!

Honestly this is a lifesaver for gaming that is AFK and kicks you out when you are. Sometimes you just go out to eat, take a little bathroom break and it takes a little longer than you think and you get kicked out of the games. There is nothing worse than the fact that this solves this problem and works with non-traditional mice. No matter what your mouth looks like, this will work.

Very handy to have a mouse mover when you need to move away from your computer for a cup of coffee and the screen won't go to sleep . This one is really easy to use. Plug it in, turn it on, and the disc in the center starts spinning every few seconds. Once you've placed your mouse correctly on the mouse movement mechanism, you'll see your cursor move back and forth across the screen. This works very well. Makes a slight noise while working. but overall it's a good product so far. It works well.

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