Satechi M1 Bluetooth Wireless Compact Mouse, Rose Gold Review

Personal product assessment.With its pros: Couldn't see because device won't charge or connect With its cons: Failed to charge, the device did not find any laptop

I did not think that a mouse for such money would click buttons so loudly. My daughter has some kind of cheap logitech model that works almost "silently".

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 With its 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. Different cons: Anodized coating scratches quickly, you need to be very careful

Unbiased opinion on this item.in general, a great thing, and I did not find any alternatives in terms of price / quality ratio at the time of purchase.

The intuitive interface and design that is compatible with Macs give the impression that it was developed solely for the M1. Instantaneous connection with no issues encountered. The charging function of the mouse eliminates the need to ever buy new batteries, making it an extremely useful device.

For occasional use, this mouse has long been on my wish list. Frustrating stuttering; restarting fixes it; doing so again is annoying; perhaps there is a defect in my copy. The benefits: Lovely, an ideal complement to the space gray Macbook Pro. Ideal for those who value uniformity of design. Easy to transport and store away after a single use. The negatives: Every half an hour or so, the mouse will start to slow down, and turning it off and on will fix the problem. Due to its awkward anatomy…

Compatible with MacBook Air M1 models. Various advantages: The minimalist design, aluminum body, and Teflon feet slide more smoothly than those found on cheaper devices manufactured by Chinese firms that compete for the top spot in the market. In addition, the wheel is pressed really finely and is constructed out of aluminum. The device does not have a fourth side button that functions as a back navigation button. Because the charging wire that is included with the mouse is stiff and does not…

In May, I purchased a mouse equipped with Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery so that I wouldn't have to use one of my laptop's precious USB ports. Since I already use a type-c connector on an external hard drive, its inclusion was a sweetener. While the mouse set itself is high quality, the package is minimal. The minimal, aesthetically pleasing design goes well with my Microsoft Surface Book. The mouse synced up with the laptop instantly, and the connection has remained stable ever since I…

The Macbook Pro did not support operation without the mouse. The native magic mouse was worn out due to its low profile, and the brush was sore from the extended amount of effort. The issue was remedied by the purchase of a new mouse. There is not the slightest doubt regarding either the design or the functionality. I suggest utilizing it in conjunction with the smoothscroll software for Mac. Has pros: Considerations include price, weight, design, quality of materials, and an integrated…

In May, I purchased a mouse equipped with Bluetooth and a rechargeable battery so that I wouldn't have to use one of my laptop's precious USB ports. Having a type-c port enticed me, as I already use one on an external hard drive. The mouse set is high quality, and so is the box it comes in. The device's minimalistic aesthetics make it a nice complement to my Microsoft Surface Book. The mouse synced up with the laptop instantly, and the connection has remained stable ever since I turned it on…

I purchased it for my Macbook because the color and style were a perfect match. The mouse is too flat, the hand becomes fatigued, and after a month of using it, I still haven't gotten used to it, and the cursor is uncontrollable (it seems as though the cursor either speeds up or slows down depending on the amplitude of the mouse movement). There are occasionally brief periods during which the cursor does not move. It's a shame I had to spend the extra cash on an ergonomic model that came with a

In May, I purchased a wireless mouse with a built-in battery and Bluetooth connectivity to save valuable USB ports on my laptop. Having a type-c port enticed me, as I already use one on an external hard drive. While the mouse set itself is high quality, the package is minimal. The device's minimalistic aesthetics make it a welcome addition to my Microsoft Surface Book. The mouse synced up with the laptop instantly, and the connection has remained stable ever since I turned it on, so the…

Functions effectively while also presenting an elegant appearance. Purchased for use with a MacBook; setting up the connection is simple. Cons: Everything works great in general, but certain mice, including those made by Logitech and Microsoft, feel more natural when held in the hand. It could be a matter of getting into a routine.

In the month of May, I went out and purchased a mouse. I made sure that it had Bluetooth connectivity, so that it would not occupy any ports on my laptop, and that it also had an internal battery. Because I utilize the same connection on an external HDD, the availability of a type-c connector was a big selling point for me. Although the mouse kit itself is of high quality, the package is very pricey. The device has a simplistic yet appealing design, and it works great with my Microsoft Surface…

This is a highly effective model. The mouse is Bluetooth-enabled, so it can be attached to the laptop without using up one of the few available USB ports in today's computers. When not in use, you can flip the switch at the base to turn it off. It's bulky (because of the battery) compared to a cable option. There's really no way to avoid it. Excellent rim. Fashionable layout.

Has some pros: The Macbook perhaps has the greatest mouse available. Construct with care. Personal battery. Below are some downsides: The ease of usage provided by Apple's touchpad makes one question whether or not a Macbook even requires a mouse. I really infrequently make use of it.

Some pros: Maintains a charge for an extended period of time Ergonomic Comfortable Pleasant button presses and a well-designed layout Cons: 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.

Previously, there was a wireless mouse that had a whistle built into it. I was concerned that using bluetooth might result in a reduction in responsiveness. At my level of use, however (office programs, surfing, games that are not demanding in terms of location), I did not experience anything similar. But there is now a mouse that you can carry with you and use with any laptop (connected to Windows, Ubuntu, or Mac) without worrying that the whistle will be lost or that there will be no drivers…

In May, I purchased a wireless mouse with a built-in battery and Bluetooth connectivity to save valuable USB ports on my laptop. I was enticed by the inclusion of a type-c connector because I already use one on an external hard drive. The mouse set is high quality, and so is the box it comes in. The device's minimalistic aesthetics make it a welcome addition to my Microsoft Surface Book. The mouse synced up with the computer instantly, and it has maintained that connection reliably ever since I

I purchased a mouse in May and brought it with me specifically equipped with Bluetooth to avoid using up ports on a laptop and a built-in battery. Since I use the same type-c port on an external HDD, the presence of one bribed me. The package is not cheap, but the mouse kit is great. The device's laconic but appealing style blends in well with my Microsoft Surface Book. The laptop and mouse rapidly established a connection, which was maintained even after the computer was turned on…