Review on TECKNET Wireless Gaming Mouse with USB Nano Receiver, 2.4GHz Up to 4800DPI, 8 Buttons, Ergonomic Design - Professional PC Gaming Cordless Mouse Mice (Non-Programmable) by Jesus Baker

I've been using Tecknet mice for many years, probably a decade or so. I consider it a cheap but quality brand. They usually last years and then the scroll wheel breaks and I go check out their current products for a replacement. This mouse, on the other hand, lasted just over a month. The return period ended a week ago. The scroll wheel still works most of the time, but it does click. not as much. The picture looks nice and ergonomic, just like other Tecknet mice I've had in the past. But the "back" and "forward" buttons are too far back, so every time I try to change the position of the mouse, I accidentally press back. After a while, trying to hold it differently to prevent this, my hand cramps. This is the brand that made my favorite ergonomic wireless mouse. But then again, this particular mouse. i think i really hate it.