VAYDEER Tiny Mouse Jiggler USB Port 🖱️ Mouse Mover: Multi-Track Support, Driver-Free Plug-and-Play with On/Off Switch Review

This little gadget is great for keeping your computer awake and connected/active in Teams and Corporate VPN. I like that it's slightly larger than a Bluetooth dongle and has an on/off switch. It can work when connected through a USB hub as it behaves like a mouse. I especially like the little wiggles in the movement because the movement is so small that I have to look closely to see it's activated and it doesn't interfere with normal mouse use as nothing in office work requires precise cursor…

Pulled out of a nice little tin can, plugged into my laptop's USB port and held the button down for a few seconds...then, bam, no more MS Teams "unavailable" browsing of documents or phone calls. Great little device and very easy to use. I will update this when it goes out.

It works, but at first I didn't think it worked. Press and hold the button for 2-3 seconds to turn on and off. It doesn't turn on and off by itself. You have to turn it off to use the mouse and then turn it back on if you want it to work.

Even on the lowest settings (only 3 settings) this baby saves my "active status" on my pc! Sometimes while working from home, you need to be away from the computer to change or pick up mail. This USB jiggler mouse keeps me busy! Exactly what I wanted and needed in this distant world we live in.

At my place of work we were all given laptops to work from home but unfortunately IT guidelines are so strict that we are forced to reduce the screen timeout to just 5 minutes (!) , which is downright frustrating as I have to log in every time I get up to get water or something. This mouse completely solved my problem! It just plugs into a USB port, presses a button to turn it on, and on setting #3 I can just leave it on while I work and it doesn't interfere with my normal mouse usage at all…

Works perfectly but no instructions. I found out that he has different modes by pressing a button. 1. Maximum movement 2. Less movement 3. Tiny movement. If you press and hold the button until the LED goes off, it means it is off. It falls apart when you pull it out of the USB port. The button falls out and the whole thing is already so small that putting it together is painful. This is a good product, it just needs a better glue to hold the body together.

does what it promises. My work computer, set up by our IT department, crashes after about 5 minutes of inactivity. I understand security and all, but time is a little tight and there's no way to convince them to go on longer. This device is a nice workaround for their inability to understand what we're actually doing here in the field - you know, real work. my stuff was stuck and nothing was working (began to compose my "sorry I won't do that again”) speech. It turns out that one of the smart…

My mouse pad came in a tin can with device and instruction manual. After you connect it, you have to press and hold the button on the side for 2 seconds and the device will turn on and move on your screen. You can also press and hold it for 2 seconds to turn it off. You have 3 different modes moving the pointer, you press the button to switch between each mode. Mode 1 moves the mouse pointer like a "DVD" logo screensaver, it uses random movements. Mode 2 zigzags across the screen in small…

My use: I use it to prevent my Mac from going into screensaver mode every few minutes of inactivity, per the IT department's preferences the company. t change.Mode 1: (this is the mode you get immediately after a long press of the button that turns on the device). I often like to read part of the document on the screen and think about it for a long time, which easily leads to a few minutes of inactivity, but sometimes I have to use the mouse pointer to interact with the browser, for example. So