TECKNET Wireless Bluetooth Mouse, 4800 DPI Cordless Mice Ergonomic Portable for Laptop, Computer, PC with 6 Adjustable DPI, 24 Month Battery Life, Battery Indicator, Black

Been after a bluetooth mouse for a while so after much researching bought this one. Worked straight out of the box without needing to use the adaptor which comes with it. Paired via my existing bluetooth hook up. This is a really solid mouse which feels very positive and sturdy when using it. Buttons are silent but again very positive when clicking and unlike other cordless mice they dont feel clunky. For the price point altogether a very nice piece of kit. So much so that I've ordered up the bluetooth keyboard to match

I’ve been using the TECHNET Bluetooth Mouse for a few weeks now, and I’m thoroughly impressed! The sensitivity gives me precise control, over whether I’m working. The ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, making it comfortable to use for long hours without any strain. It's incredibly easy to set up with Bluetooth, and the wireless connection is stable with no lag. I also love how portable it is, making it perfect for travel. Overall, this mouse is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a reliable, high-performance wireless mouse at a great price!

good mouse and not to small,works great on bluetooth and design is goodhad a bit of a problem colour wise but was quickly sorted

This really is a quality mouse that is a pleasure to use it has all the features you would want connects straight away every time I use with my Lenovo tablet great value and highly recommended

Highly portable but not on the small side, which is exactly what I wanted!The main reason I bought it was because you don't have to plug anything in to the USB to make it work. It connects via bluetooth 3.0 or 5.0 and as long as your device has bluetooth 3 or 5 then it should be detected easily.I have tested and used this mouse on my Android phone, Fire Stick, Steam Deck, Laptop and my main PC with no issues whatsoever!You get 2 side buttons, which are a great addition for gaming or even just for extra handy hotkeys in photoshop or other programs. The buttons and mouse-wheel are solid and not flimsy/loose like a lot of cheap mice are. It also has a decent weight to it, which is due to the thickness and high quality of plastic used. I like that and hate to feel cheap thin flimsy rubbish which is what most bluetooth mice are made of.So I feel you get the best of all worlds with this mouse as it's more than good enough to be a permanent fixture either as a desktop mouse or just leave it on your armchair and use it to control your Smart TV/Fire Stick etc. The things you can use it for are limitless.The switch underneath turns it off and conserves the batteries while you store or transfer it. The batteries will last you an awful long time too, which I was quite surprised by as bluetooth devices usually drain quite a lot of power. But as long as it's in close range to your device, you'll get a lot of time from your batteries. In my experience if you're more than a couple of feet or so away then you may see them drain quicker. Which goes for all BT devices.I only have one slight criticism and that is that the side grip isn't rubber, it's just hard plastic with a matte texture. But for the price of it you can't really complain, and it feels comfortable enough for me for even long gaming sessions!As a PC gamer of nearly 30 years I've had loads of mice, but I think you could easily spend a lot more than this and get a lot less in return. So I'd say it's quite a bargain!I'm very happy with mine and even bought 2 more as gifts for family members.

Since writing my initial review I have become less enthusiastic for this product. When it works it works well but, sad to say, its habit of falling asleep is now annoying me.When it isn't moved for a few minutes the only way to revive it is to click a button - irrespective of where the pointer is on the screen. This often results in selecting something I don't want to select ... and then having to deselect it. Wouldn't it be so much easier for the user to wake it up by scrolling the wheel for example?The other thing is that it sometimes goes to sleep while in use - that is, while being moved around. When this happens the only thing to do is to wait for it to wake itself up again.I'm not a gamer but this would surely make it unsuitable for gaming.Fair to say, my other Tecknet mice don't behave like this.This is the fourth Tecknet wireless mouse that I've bough, and the second dongeless one.All of them are priced well and and work really well. The dongleless ones are easy to pair and connect to the host computer via bluetooth.My only reservation about this one is regarding sleep mode and particularly coming out of it. It does tend to go to sleep very quickly and it seems to only way to wake it up is to press ont of the buttons - merely moving it doesn't work!. Unfortunately pressing a button not only wakes it up but also performs the function of the button pressed. So if the mouse pointer (which has by this time become invisible) happend to be over a clickable item, it clicks that item, and if that item happens to perform some sort of function, then that's what happens.I've hit on pressing the wheel (twice) which wakes it up but doesn't then do anything untoward.Notwithstandig all that (gripe over!), the mouse itself works really well and serves its purpose faultlessly.