🖱️ TECKNET 2.4G Wireless Mouse with USB Nano Receiver - 18 Month Battery Life, 3 Adjustable DPI Levels (Grey) Review

I've had this mouse for about six weeks and it works very well. It's super light. The feel was a little different (not as firm as my other one) but I've gotten used to it, like all the extra knobs etc. Unfortunately today I accidentally knocked it off the table, not even three feet and it broke. This is madness! It wasn't thrown or dropped from a long distance. I understand that this is a computer mouse and not designed to be dropped, but if there is even one person who has had a wireless mouse

Very disappointed with this mouse! I bought it because it sounded good and was cheap. When I received it I was happy with it and thought the power saving feature was a great idea. Then came the bad news. In about 40 days, the scroll wheel was self-sufficient, and using it now is enough to make me desperate to throw me against the wall. Save yourself the disappointment because if their quality control is such that they are selling a product that is almost useless after a little over a month then

My old Mighty Mouse the 1. Love this item but it is no longer for sale. Its successor, Mighty Mouse 2, is not supported on older Mac operating systems like the one I'm using (Snow Leopard 10.6.8, WindowsXP Mac equivalent). To my knowledge, nobody but Apple offers anything similar to Apple's Touch Surface that I really like. Clicking scroll wheels, arrays of buttons? Pooh. However, I have to live with the reality, so I decided to try something cheap just to see if any of them work. This wireless

Overall the mouse feels good except for the back and forward buttons. There's no haptic feedback, but it works. Love the ability to cycle through the three dpi options and it only takes 1 AA battery which claims to last a year. For a company moving forward, fixing the side buttons and incorporating side scrolling is a great solution. Overall a great mouse and portability for the price.

After I plugged the USB stick into my laptop and put a battery in this mouse (requires only one) after the PC finally found it, the mouse worked for about two minutes long. After that he fell asleep and even when I moved him he didn't wake up. Reseating the key didn't work, nor did reseating the battery (which was brand new). Luckily, in the same order as this mouse, I bought another one from a major manufacturer. I switched the battery to this one and after adding the correct second battery…

A short pause after the mouse is some time when you are going to move it. Otherwise it's not that bad. The odd thing is that the USB transmitter is light blue, at least it was for me, so it sticks out like a sore thumb when it's in front of your computer or laptop. It might not be a scam for people if you accidentally drop it and we try to find it. There are no batteries included and the funniest part is that the packaging doesn't say disappointment, the circular sticker that keeps the box…

I bought this to replace my TeckNet Classic 2.4G Portable Optical Wireless Mouse (which lasted 6 years with many hours of daily use) - this one here uses only one battery instead of two and is a newer model, is that better? nope I just got another classic mouse to replace this earlier version after a few months of use. Disadvantages compared to older/improved "classic" mouse: * no on/off switch - goes to sleep sooner or later, but always wakes up my sleeping laptop earlier. *The glue holding…

I am very satisfied with this mouse. No installation required, excellent accuracy, along with a huge range of dpi, the user can't go wrong. I also like how comfortable it is in the hand. Some manufacturers make the most uncomfortable mice that claim to be ergonomic. Most of the time these mice get on my nerves with their weird curves and bulges in weird places. I bought several of these to have on hand.

Same size as a regular wired mouse. Single AA battery design has much better battery life than AAA mice. The sleek plastic body makes it feel very light, so it's not the highest build quality, although it has survived a few falls unscathed so far. It doesn't have the typical red LED on the bottom but uses invisible infrared light.