TeckNet Portable Wireless Receiver Adjustment Review

I had something with this mouse and the left click was starting to stick so I went to Amazon to see if it's still available or if it's as affordable as it was. IT STILL IS. When I saw the date I didn't realize that I bought this mouse 6 years ago in 2014. In fact, I bought a second one for the house a few weeks later. This mouse is literally the most comfortable mouse I have ever used. Every time someone comes to my desk to show me something on my computer, they always comment on the mouse…

I've had several Tecknet mice before with no problems, but this is the first USB nano version I've had. This is very retarded, which makes any precision work very frustrating. Depending on the type of screen I'm on, it has a lot of trouble moving smoothly and stopping where you need it. He moves in starts and jerks and then misses. My previous one was frayed and double clicked everything but I think this one is a lot worse. Also, my natural hand position on the mouse and pressing the left mouse

A few days after I posted the comments below, I was contacted by Cathy, who was a representative of American store Hippidion. She explained to me that there was a misunderstanding that they don't have a return or refund policy. She offered to send me another mouse. The new item arrived about four days after I contacted you. This item worked very well and I had no problems with it. I would like to thank Cathy and her efforts in resolving my issue. The mouse is worth the money spent and I…

SEE EDIT BELOW. This mouse worked fine when I first got it (although I compared it to a mouse that was intermittently unresponsive) but after the last few months of use the sensitivity seems to have diminished. the worst. Now it's very jerky and hard to use when I need to be very precise - even trying to fast forward a video can be a chore because it skips the playbar/dot up, then down, then up - You get the picture. I think for the price I'm glad I lasted a few months but wouldn't recommend…

I bought 2 of these in October 2014 and they seem to have upgraded the model a bit. I see a big difference, my old model only uses 1 AA battery, but the current model uses 2 AA batteries. This is a very inexpensive mouse that can handle anything and you'll even forget this thing is battery powered because I can't remember the last time I had to change a battery. I remember only replacing the battery once after purchase! The main reason for this mouse's ultra-long battery life is that it quickly

I've had this mouse for about three years and it still works! Each mouse is unique, and the hand shape of each mouse better fits different mice. For me, however, this mouse fits and is now my favorite mouse. Whenever I don't take it with me into a sticky situation, I get a little worried and anxious. I feel a little vulnerable without this powerful mouse. I really felt like this the other day when I changed jobs and thought I put the USB stick in my work laptop that I gave back after I moved…

TeckNet is a name I've never heard of and haven't had good wireless mouse experiences with before, but I took a chance on this product and ended up being the best . the best PC hardware deals I've come across in a while. For under $10 I wasn't expecting much from this purchase. I could go either way with a wireless or wired product. It just seemed such a low price that I figured I had nothing to lose. It was actually cheaper than most wired models I looked at. My first impression of the product

For reference I bought this mouse on November 28, 2015 for $9.97. The current date from which I am writing this review is August 4th, 2017. The mouse is still intact and working just as well as when it was first purchased. You would expect a cheap mouse like this to break down after all this time, but it worked just fine. It helps a little that this mouse is heavier, the weight really helps. 2.65 oz isn't much, but I've used a thinner mouse than this. I have medium sized hands, maybe smaller…

I've been using this for about six months now and have had a great experience so far. If you want a cheap wireless mouse (or any wireless mouse at all) then this is a very good option. Later in this review I will talk about some very specific things and it can get very long and technical so be aware. Watch this video for a demo: [.] BASIC BUTTONS: The left, right, and center buttons are regular mouse-style buttons: Small rectangular buttons with a good click but don't require too much force to…