Satechi M1 Bluetooth Compact Wireless Mouse, Space Gray Review

The user-friendly, Mac-compatible layout makes the M1 feel like it was built for it. Instantaneous connection with no issues. The mouse is rechargeable, making it extremely practical (you never have to buy new batteries).

Worth your money. Pros below: Connected quickly to Huawei tablet. Partially metal case. Comfortable With its cons: Very delicate case (((after an accidental fall on the floor, the case was wrinkled ((((

My unbiased review begins now.in general, a great thing, and I did not find any alternatives in terms of price / quality ratio at the time of purchase.

Don't get negative feedback about the mouse being very loud! It's all lies, or people are super whimsical. The mouse meets all expectations.

I thought that the battery would have to be charged often, but no, nothing like that. It doesn't hold a charge very well. For two months of constant use - another 40% left. For your money - the best option. Pros below: Connects and works great. No conflicts with other devices. For my hands - comfortable. Positioned accurately. Cons: Maybe someone will not really like that the buttons are quite sonorous and on some surfaces the device runs noisily. You can also find fault with the comfort of…

did not expect that the mouse will glow red (at the bottom), weaned from optical mice; in such a design it would be better to make a laser Different pros: Delivered well and quickly, the mouse works fine, it's nice that it doesn't take up a usb port, it's comfortable in the hand and weight. Cons: Anodized coating scratches quickly, you need to be very careful

Charges slowly yet stays charged for a very long time Ergonomic Comfortable Pleasant button presses and a well-designed layout Having these drawbacks: Within a few short months, the black plastic that the buttons are constructed from became completely worn out. However, I have been relying on it rather frequently.

A extremely successful model. It is attached to the laptop using Bluetooth, which saves a USB port (there are typically only one or two USB ports available on modern computers). If the mouse's battery dies, you may connect it to the laptop through the USB port so that it can charge while you continue to work. When it is not in use, there is a switch located on the underside that can be used to turn it off. When compared to one that is wired, this one is a little cumbersome (battery. There is…

For occasional use, this mouse has long been on my wish list. Frustrating stuttering; restarting fixes it, but doing so repeatedly is annoying; perhaps there is a defect in my copy. There are benefits to it: Lovely, an ideal complement to the space gray Macbook Pro. Perfect for those who appreciate a unified aesthetic. Easy to transport and store away after a single use. The negatives: After 30 minutes of use, the mouse's pointer will begin to slow down intermittently; this may be remedied by…

A mouse with all the required tech of today built right in. The ability to push the mechanical wheel will be greatly missed. Thank you for including an internal battery (Microsoft's $700 mouse requires frequent battery swaps, which is shocking). Then I inserted a type-c battery and continued on. We appreciate that your radio chip is missing. Therefore, great for making masbooks

I bought a mouse in May, I took it specially with Bluetooth, so as not to take up ports on a laptop and a built-in battery. The presence of a type-c port bribed me, since I use the same one on an external HDD. The mouse kit is nice, the packaging is not cheap. The design of the device is laconic but pleasant, and it fits well with my Microsoft Surface Book. The mouse connected very quickly with the laptop, and keeps the connection constantly, even after turning it on, the reaction is instant…

The mouse was needed to work on a macbook pro. The native magic mouse tired with its low profile, the brush ached from long work. The new mouse solved the problem. There are zero questions regarding the design and functionality. I recommend using it with smoothscroll software for Mac. Got pros: Weight, design, quality of materials, built-in battery, price Cons: I didn’t find any shortcomings, for its price it’s a great alternative to Magic Mouse

Unlike the old smartbay mouse for 500r, this one works only on a perfectly flat surface (preferably on a rug), if you need to work on a blanket or some other uneven surface, then this mouse is not about it.

Some pros: Holds a charge for a long time Ergonomic Comfortable Nice button clicks good design Cons below: The black plastic from which the buttons are made was worn out in a couple of months. But I have been using it a lot.

Thing! Out of the box there was something about 70% of the charge, and for more than 4 months of active work, there was still 29% left. Seriously, I can't wait to charge it! Very cool executed, and if you want a solid metal mouse, ala Apple, then this is your choice) It is moderately heavy, just enough so that you feel that you have a quality device in your hands, and not consumer goods. The shape and girth are perfectly balanced, really comfortable to use. Someone says that it is a little…

Different pros: Looks stylish, works well. Bought for macbook, connection is easy. Its cons: In general, everything is fine, but Logitech and Microsoft mice are somehow more comfortable in the hand. Perhaps it's a matter of habit.

Used with MacBook Air M1. Got pros: Minimalist design, aluminum body, Teflon feet glide better than on more budget devices from top-of-the-money Chinese brands. The wheel is also made of aluminum and is pressed very nicely. Cons: There is no fourth side button with back navigation function. The included charging cable is thick and does not bend well, which makes it not very convenient to charge the mouse during use. On the keyboard from Satechi, the cable is thinner.

A very successful model. It clings to the laptop via BT (thus saving a USB port, which in modern laptops is 1-2 in total) If the battery is dead, you can connect the mouse for charging via USB and keep working. There is a switch on the bottom to turn it off when not in use. Compared to a wired one, it’s a bit heavy (battery. There’s nothing you can do about it) Nice wheel. Stylish design.

Before that, there was a wireless mouse with a whistle. I was worried that responsiveness would be worse via bluetooth. But I did not notice anything like this at my level of use (office applications, surfing, undemanding games for positioning). But now there is a mouse that you can safely take with you with any laptop (connected to Windows, Ubuntu and Mac) and not be afraid that the whistle will be lost or there will be no drivers for it.

Some pros: Probably the best mouse for Macbook. Build quality. Own battery. Its cons: The convenience of Apple's touchpad makes you wonder if a Macbook needs a mouse at all. I very rarely use it.