Review on TeckNet 2600DPI Bluetooth Wireless Indicator by Joseph Montes

My first thoughts on this mouse: - Feels perfect in the hand - All buttons are easy to reach but not easy to press accidentally - I feel like I can you use this mouse for a long time for a long time without feeling tired. Worth knowing: - It requires 2 AAA batteries. - You need a Bluetooth-enabled device (today almost all electronic devices have Bluetooth). - Check if Bluetooth is enabled on the device you want to use it on. - Press and hold the button next to the switch (on the bottom of the mouse). for a few seconds - The low battery indicator should blink - On your device, find the TeckNet Mouse in the Bluetooth dropdown menu and click on it - The mouse should now pair - If not, start over and set sure you did. Don't skip the step. Notes:- The mouse will automatically go to sleep after a few minutes. So save battery so you don't have to turn off the mouse when you're not around. When you return to a sleeping mouse, just press once and it will wake up automatically. Backup without hesitation - Personally I have no complaints about this mouse, it seems to be a very high quality mouse - It glides very well and easily and tracks just as well - The button under the scroll wheel adjusts DPI (points per inch - which controls how fast you move the cursor versus how far you move it) (higher DPI = moves faster; lower DPI = moves slower) - I believe there are 5 DPI settings it cycles through - 2 buttons on the left Page vary depending on the operating system you are using. They don't seem to work on my Mac. On Chrome OS, the bottom button lets you go back one page, and the top button lets you go forward one page (in a web browser). I don't have a Windows computer but I think it will work the same as Chrome OS.