🖱️ Rii Wireless Mouse 1000DPI: Stylish Pink Design with USB Dongle for PC, Laptop, Windows & Office Use Review

I bought this to replace another wireless mouse that fell and broke. Let's hope this one is more reliable when this happens. Time will tell, including battery life. This mouse was working and plugged into my PC straight away with a USB dongle. The only thing I don't like about this mouse is that when it's idle you have to press one of the buttons to wake it up. But that's a small problem for a good mouse for a small price.

There is always good and bad in the same products and this is most likely no exception. This particular mouse runs all over the screen when you try to move it, and it's definitely not the mouse speed settings. I guess I just got one that wasn't really cutting edge, but I'd say the others are just as good. I should probably ask for a replacement for this, but I would only keep it for emergencies or whatever. Sending it back is at least too annoying for me and I don't like to complain unless it's

The battery cover is difficult to open, it looks like it will break when you lift it. If it wasn't a problem I would give 5 stars. It's smaller but great for using with my laptop when I'm on the go or not using the dock. I like that the USB stick is stored under the battery. Door. I've lost others that only fit in the mouse slot, or I've had others that didn't have room for a USB stick. I also like that it has an on/off button on the bottom which really helps save batteries alongside sleep…

This mouse had a spec to run on a double AA battery but actually required 2 triple AA batteries and they didn't plug in properly mouse fit. They slide because there is a large gap between the battery compartment and the side. The spring that holds the battery is bent outwards - you have to fiddle around with that. You constantly have to remove the back cover and put something in the mouse to keep the batteries in place. Would send it back if it was worth shipping. This design is fake, but maybe

What you need to know is that the USB 2.0 part of the receiver is in the battery compartment in the cradle that it plugs into for storage. Pull it out if there is no paper tab showing its position. It's hard to see, but it IS. Remove the battery cover, located near the edge of the cover opening. Look closely and you will see the top of the USB receiver slide into its holder. Take a moment to find it instead of requesting a replacement. You will be glad you are reading this review! That's a…

Works very well and at a good distance (at most what I've tried is about 15 feet) Pros: - Very cheap and versatile Bluetooth keyboard (You can use a shortcut key Use Change Layout for Windows, Mac or Android) - Affordable and good looking - Feels solid and well built - Uses only two AAA (Triple A) batteries - It has an LED light to indicate power on (switched on and off low battery) and pairing status (connected, searching). It has one level, it is slightly tilted for better typing. Unlike…

Honestly I bought it for the price. I was looking for something within my budget to replace my previous wireless mouse which was on its last legs. This mouse was working great for a couple of weeks when I bought it. Aside from falling asleep when I left him for five minutes, he was really working. Now it doesn't work AT ALL. I turn on. Yes, it clicks, but the mouse pointer doesn't move across the screen! Maybe because I haven't used it for a few days because I'm seeing the same thing with my…

06.03.2021Battery usage update: still satisfied. I probably use the mouse as much as everyone else. I do MANY things online every day - pay bills, balance my checkbook, do ALL my shopping including groceries, email, do a few puns every day, and do tons of research every day. I'm a recognized information addict. I am using Revain Basics rechargeable batteries and changed the batteries yesterday for the second time since late November. On average, a battery change about every 7 weeks. works for…

Works very well and at a good distance (at most what I've tried is about 15ft) Pros: - Very cheap and versatile bluetooth keyboard (you can a combination of buttons to change the layout for Windows, Mac or Android) - Affordable and beautiful - Feels solid and well built - Uses only two AAA (Triple A) batteries - It has LED light to indicate when that it is switched on (switched on and low battery). ) and pairing status (connected, searching) - it has one level, it's slightly tilted for better…

Okay, let's face it. This thing is the price of a hamburger and fries. If this. It's so cheap it's ridiculous. And for the price, it has absolutely nothing to do with the look, feel, weight and performance of an old Apple Bluetooth keyboard. No, it doesn't meet the same quality standards, but you really have to look for a while to tell. And the pressure is very, very good. And whether it's up to Apple standards or not, it's *much* better than many of the old standard PC-era keyboards that cost…