TENMOS T12 Rechargeable Wireless Gaming Mouse - 2.4G Silent Optical Wireless Computer Mice with Changeable LED Light - Compatible with Laptop & PC - 7 Buttons - 3 Adjustable DPI (Silver) Review

The packaging looks and feels cheap, I already have a mini mouse from the same brand and I really liked it, and the packaging and instructions were better so I wanted one try this game version . Since I couldn't find any gaming mice with a silent click, I thought it might be worth a try. The left and right buttons are really quiet, but the side (extra buttons) and center button are not. A really nice feature is its own battery, which I test as best I can because I don't want to risk being left…

I originally received this mouse on time, but it broke after 3 days. Hoping it was an accident I contacted the seller and they sent me a new one. Received today, on account, we will see. I love the mouse and hope that it holds. When it REALLY worked, it was great! Cool looks and colors, correct rates of change. And NO, you don't have a choice of a specific color. Too bad. Also, colors (except for the brightest ones) don't come out as bright as in the center and back of the mouse, but it's still

I was in heaven when I started using a mouse. It was accurate, responsive and quiet. I wrote earlier that the mouse is not working and I replaced the mouse with another brand. Strangely, the new mouse showed the same symptoms as the TenMos mouse, and luckily I didn't throw the TenMos mouse away. I made sure the TenMos was fully charged and plugged the mouse into a Linux based system on a different desk away from its previous location and the mouse started working like new again. The problem…

This is a $15 mouse, it's light weight mostly plastic but does the job and holds up well. I have had this mouse since August 2020 and so far only good impressions. I bought it mainly for daily tasks on a laptop, play Moba/RTD games every now and then, not much fps. Mute clicks are good for tasks, the clicks are actually pretty smooth, doesn't feel clunky but I see other reviews pointing this out when it comes to gaming and mouse clicks, but again this mouse is advertised as a quiet mouse. It's…

Minor things first: Nothing really bad in general, so I prefer to call them minor. I wish there was a way to control which lights and frequencies to use, as well as the ability to set static lighting. The charging port is on the back of the mouse, rather than the front where wired and wireless mice are typically found. It would be great to have a double-click button as you have most gaming mice. Usually the double-click button keeps the finger from fatigue for gamers or just long-term everyday…

Ok. I'm very unimpressed. It looks amazing, it looks amazing and I'm only giving it 2 stars because it's wireless, but oh well. Lenrue is the company that made the mouse called G2 Gaming Mouse. I don't know why they stopped making them, but it was such a good mouse. Which is funny because it is exactly the same ** design. Here are the salient differences that made me return these mice: * FUNCTIONALITY: * The G2 is very clicky, very responsive and rebounds with a very satisfying force, and it…

I didn't expect to be surprised when I bought this mouse. As soon as I opened the unmistakably Chinese box, my expectation changed from "nothing special" to "instant return". Photos always look better than the actual device and this is no exception. Point #1 - The aluminum side fairing, deck fairing and scroll wheel are the worst plastic imitations I've ever seen. Point 2 - There is no way to set a specific color for "RGB". There is also a blue LED that cannot be turned off. I suspect it's a…