Wireless Bluetooth Mouse for iPad Pro MacBook, Ergonomic Rechargeable Mice with Jiggler Mode, 2-Mode Bluetooth 5.2/3.0 & 2.4G USB-A/USB-C Receiver, Silent Optical Mouse for Mac PC Laptop, Blue

Bought this for my MacBook and this works really well. If it was slightly larger, it would fit better in my hand, but it is better than many travel mice I have seen. I like that it has multiple connectors to use on any computer.

Great value for the money. I liked how it had multiple connection possibilities.

it was perfect

The FYBC Wireless Bluetooth Mouse is an ergonomic rechargeable mouse designed for use with laptops, tablets, and desktop computers including iPad Pro, MacBook, Mac, Windows PCs, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices. It supports multiple connection options, including Bluetooth 5.2, Bluetooth 3.0, and a 2.4GHz wireless connection via USB-A or USB-C receivers, allowing flexible compatibility across modern and older devices. The mouse features silent clicking buttons for quieter operation, a built-in rechargeable battery, and a jiggler mode designed to keep a computer active by simulating subtle cursor movement. Its compact ergonomic shape is intended to provide comfortable everyday use for work, travel, or productivity tasks. Pros: Triple Connection Modes: The mouse supports Bluetooth 5.2, Bluetooth 3.0, and a 2.4GHz wireless connection through USB receivers, providing flexible compatibility with a wide variety of laptops, tablets, and desktop computers. USB-A and USB-C Receivers Included: Having both receiver types allows the mouse to connect easily to newer USB-C devices like modern laptops and tablets as well as older USB-A computers without needing adapters. Built-In Rechargeable Battery: The rechargeable design eliminates the need for disposable batteries, allowing the mouse to be powered through USB charging for convenient long-term use. Silent Click Buttons: The quiet click mechanism reduces noise while working, making it suitable for offices, libraries, classrooms, or late-night work sessions where minimal sound is preferred. Mouse Jiggler Mode: The built-in jiggler function simulates small cursor movements to help keep a computer active, which can be useful during presentations, downloads, or extended idle periods. Ergonomic Shape: The curved design helps support the hand comfortably during extended use, reducing strain compared to flatter travel mice. Cons: Plastic Construction: The lightweight plastic housing keeps the mouse portable but may feel less premium compared to higher-end aluminum or magnesium mice. Jiggler Feature May Not Be Needed by All Users: While useful for some situations, the jiggler mode may be unnecessary for users who simply want a standard wireless mouse. Compact Size: The smaller design is convenient for travel but may feel slightly cramped for users with larger hands during long sessions. Requires Charging: Because it uses a built-in battery, the mouse must be recharged periodically rather than quickly swapping disposable batteries. Limited Advanced Customization: The mouse focuses on basic functionality and does not include advanced software customization or programmable buttons found on some premium productivity mice. Overall Experience: The FYBC Wireless Bluetooth Mouse offers flexible connectivity and practical everyday features in a compact, travel-friendly design. With support for Bluetooth and 2.4GHz connections, dual USB receiver compatibility, and a rechargeable battery, it adapts easily to different devices and work environments. The silent clicking and ergonomic shape make it comfortable for extended use, while the optional jiggler mode adds a unique productivity feature for certain workflows. While the build is fairly lightweight and the features are straightforward, the mouse provides reliable performance and convenient versatility for users working across multiple devices.

Bought this because I specifically needed a quiet mouse. The button clicks were coming across the mic on my last mouse. This one arrived and was definitely quiet. Unfortunately it was crazy laggy. If I used the wireless functionality, it was lagging behind on every click and move. Oddly enough, almost every screen click took two or more clicks just to function. Plugged into the computer with the cord, less problematic. Still needed additional mouse clicks. Ultimately I went back to the old mouse until I find a replacement.

Good mouse that has tri mode connectivity. Wired and BlueTooth both work really well but for some reason when connected to the Wireless 2.4 adapter it lags and sometimes is unresponsive. After trying the dongle a few times (this is my preferred method of connectivity) I decided to use the mouse in BlueTooth mode. BlueTooth works really good with very little issues. Sometimes the mouse will lag slightly in BlueTooth mode, but for the most part I have no issues with it. I game a lot and I play some games that will disconnect if you're away from the game for a specific amount of time. Some of those games will start you back at a checkpoint when it disconnects, and this can be frustrating. I purchased this device because it has a built in "mouse jiggler" function and I find it to be really convenient to use when playing those games. The mouse jiggler can be accessed by long pressing the DPI switch for a few seconds and deactivated the same way. You can definitely see that the mouse jiggler works appropriately because your mouse cursor will move in a randomly generated pattern around your screen even though you aren't touching it. This feature registers with your computer or device as activity in the program, and will allow you to stay connected even though you aren't controlling the mouse. I like to use it when I'm playing games or just to keep it near when I need to use the mouse jiggler but prefer to use another mouse. -This device won't work with systems that require you click an acknowledgement button to stay connected. The mouse itself is a pretty good quality mouse and I feel like it is made with good switches, and they are super quiet. I like that the buttons are silent because sometimes loud switches can be loud and intrusive to use. Actually, I prefer silent buttons so I use this mouse more often because of it. Some of the nice features of this mouse are" -Textured grips and Buttons. -Ergonomic design. -Silent functionality. Even the mouse wheel is silent and it feels premium with its fluid feeling rotation. -3 levels of pre programmed DPI for screens up to 4k resolution. -Medium sized mouse. It isn't quite as big as some gaming mouses which is nice for me because sometimes the larger mouses can be uncomfortable. This mouse can be used by people with both big and small hands. This mouse is plug and play. There is no software to download and my Windows 10 PC identified it in all modes with no issues. Even when using it via BlueTooth it instantly showed up as Dual Mode Mouse and it connected just fine. The weight and design are really nicely done. It is designed with an ergonomic grip that has textured panels and buttons for better comfort and grip. The two side buttons are easy to press and have a quiet click that controls both the forward and back page features like a normal mouse. Needless to say everything about this mouse functions normally and it has worked with little inconvenience. Obviously wired mode is going to be the superior mode of connectivity with this device, but I feel like BlueTooth is the best way for me to use it. I think that if I decided to use it more frequently that I would probably continue to use it with BlueTooth because it is just so convenient to use. I think that for some games this mouse is more than sufficient to use, but it may lack in polling rates, customization, and adjustable DPI for more control response reliant games. I also feel that with the small amount of issues I had with having with click response that is ok for some games but my not be up to par for those same response reliant games. Battery life is pretty great. You can charge it easily with a USB connected through your pc and use the mouse while it charges. The battery in it isn't very big but it seems to use up a minimal amount of power and suggests that it can last up to 4 weeks on a single charge. I've charged it once and used it for two weeks and haven't had to charge it at all and it seems fine. My overall feelings about this mouse are definitely all good. I don't care about the connectivity issue with the dongle, and any minor inconsistencies with its responsiveness are really picky (but accurate). I like the silent clicking, and the the mouse wheel is a joy to use. I like it a lot and I would definitely suggest this brand. I would buy again. This mouse is value priced. There are definitely better gaming mouses on the market for this price but for a mouse that is as good as this is, with an auto-clicker, I don't think you can really find a better mouse. Maybe they will fix the issue with the wireless USB dongle upon reading this review.

I have a number of wireless mice, but they are mostly loaned out to my kids. They also all require either AA or AAA batteries, which do last a reasonably long time, but eventually go bad at just the right moments. They also have dongles with only standard USB connectors. None of that is really that horrible. But I really wanted a wireless mouse that 1) didn't require me to change the batteries, and 2) supported USB-C. This FYBC hit all those points for me. It has an internal rechargeable battery (check!) and a dongle with both standard USB and USB-C connectors (double-check!) In my testing, I was able to connect it to both my standard PC, and an iPhone. I also have a MacBook Pro this will get used on heavily. This mouse supports both Bluetooth and 2.4 Hertz dongle-based connections. It has a switch on the bottom that allows me to switch between Bluetooth, the 2.4 dongle mode, and (this is really awesome) OFF. I don't know why other mice can't have a battery-saving OFF mode, but I have never seen this on another wireless mouse (I may simply be sheltered, but it's the truth). The performance of this mouse has been great. Connects quickly and easily, scrolling works as you'd expect. Resolution seems to be good. Speaking of resolution, the mouse includes three different sensitivity modes, 800, 1200, and 1600 DPI. I didn't test any of them because I don't really have a need for it. But it's there if you do need it. There is also support for "Jiggler mode", where the mouse pointer is jiggled or moved every so many seconds. I assume this is to help folks find a missing mouse pointer on huge screens. I prefer the "Mouse indicator" option that allows you to press the Ctrl button and have a shrinking circle identify the location of the mouse. But if "Jiggler mode" is your thing, it's there too. The button clicks on this mouse are all muted. They aren't the plasticy clicking sound you get on many mice. I'm a fan of this, but it is definitely different than what I'm used to, and might be something you don't like as much. It is quieter than most mice, which I also like. Price wise, it isn't too expensive, but you can get cheaper mice with similar features. But you can also find mice with fewer features that cost more. All in all, I think this is a reasonable deal on a mouse that feels great, is quiet, and is packed with features. I'm very happy with it.

Good for the price, could be more comfortable for large hands but overall solid

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Très satisfait !

The FYBC Wireless Bluetooth Mouse also works on Windows. The mouse is rechargeable using a USB C connection so no more AA batteries. You can connect it to your Windows machine without using the dongle that nests in the bottom. Just toggle the switch on the bottom to BT and connect via the Bluetooth section of your Windows Settings. I like this method as it frees up one of my limited USB ports. The mouse feels comfortable in the hand. It moves smoothly and has Backwards and Forwards buttons just above the thumb indentation. Clicking and scrolling work seamlessly. The DPI button is the button you can use to activated the Jiggler Mode. Just hold the DPI button down for 3-5 seconds and the mouse will start to scroll on it's own. This can be used to keep your computer awake or to keep your remote boss happy. Apparently the Jiggler function is undetectable from a remote perspective.

The red color looks sharp with my PC setup. It’s comfortable, has great connectivity with no issues, and the battery lasts forever. Switching between Bluetooth and the USB dongle is seamless. The extra shortcut buttons and adjustable DPI are handy, and the jiggler mode is a clever bonus. Works perfectly.