🖱️ Enhanced Performance Lenovo Laser Wireless Mouse (0A36188) Review

really enjoy the clicks Got pros: A ringing rattle on the wheel creates the feeling that you are “literally” scrolling through the pages Compact ergonomics, two batteries make the mouse bulky Different cons: Flimsy mechanism for opening and closing the battery compartment

Small but doesn't feel tiny in my hand. I like the micro adapter, nothing seems to stick out of the laptop. The rubberized texture is great! I love the rubberized paint that Lenovo uses on their ThinkPads. I bought it hoping it would look like this and it does. The scroll wheel can be tilted left and right for additional functionality and the USB adapter can be stowed inside the device. Tracking is excellent and works on most surfaces you would expect it to work on. Easy to set up, just plug in

After I received this mouse, it took me some time to install it. The instructions that come with it don't say that the device to plug into the USB port is inside the mouse - they just say that you should download the software. After spending too much time with the so-called Lenova support and not finding this particular mouse there, I called the Geek Squad and they said I was missing a connector and needed to double check the packaging. Well, when I got back in line and checked my order with…

Excellent mouse. It's a bit larger than other travel mice, which is good. It's still very portable. The materials are also of high quality. I personally prefer symmetrical mice and dislike ergonomic, right-handed ones. I have two complaints: 1) the resistance on the wheel could have been a bit stronger and 2) the mouse itself is heavier than other wireless mice. This is probably because it requires two AA batteries, while in most cases only one is needed.

I bought this in August 2015, it is now August 2017. Everything was fine for the first year, but everything changes so quickly. Single click and right click just don't work properly. I can't stand a mouse like that! Very annoying! I've changed the batteries so many times, but that's not the problem. The problem must be in the internal electronic design, the blinking green light doesn't even blink anymore, indicating the mouse is powered on. Very disappointed with this purchase, glad it worked…

This mouse is actually genuine despite the difference in the "Lenovo" logo on the mouse. I ordered a new one as I've had this mouse for 5 years. The first mouse was flashy and a bit worn. After that time the clicks don't register as well and the laser lags, but up to this point the mouse worked fine. With this new Lenovo label, "Lenovo" in italics has changed to "Lenovo" in antiqua. Don't worry about the authenticity! It's still the same mouse. I have confirmed it (1) by comparing their specs…

Great little mouse. I got this mouse when I bought my Lenovo ThinkPad and I really liked it. It has a small (really small) USB dongle that plugs into your USB port (works well over 6ft from a computer with Bluetooth). When I opened the package I couldn't find the key, but it's conveniently stored in the mouse itself (I left mine in the USB port). The mouse works on every surface I've tried and feels good in my hand. There's a switch on the bottom that extends battery life when the mouse isn't…