Tsmine Bluetooth Wireless Mouse, Slim Rechargeable Mouse Noiseless Click & 3 Adjustable DPI Level, Wireless Mouse for Laptop, Tablet, iMac, MacBook Air – White

Surprisingly great quality mouse!
I had my doubts that for $15 you could get a good quality Bluetooth mouse but I was really impressed with the quality and functionality of the mouse. By no means is this a gaming mouse nor does it say that it is. This is just a great mouse for every day use. Mouse buttons have a nice click to them while being extremely quiet! I’ve had this mouse for almost a month and aside from charging it when I first got it I haven’t had to charge it since! So far I tested this mouse on my HP Envy 17 laptop, paired it with my Apple TV along with a Microsoft Sculpt Bluetooth keyboard, and with my Microsoft Surface Pro 1 and it performed great on each! Micro USB charging port is conveniently located in the front of the mouse to allow charging while using the mouse. The mouse is fairly thin but comfortable to use. All in all this is a great every day mouse if your looking to free up a USB port that is typically used by a traditional 2.4ghz wireless mouse. Also the range is pretty good! When I used it on my Apple TV Gen 3, I was about 20 feet away from the device and it worked without a hitch! I would recommend this mouse to anyone looking for a cheap quality Bluetooth mouse!Cons: The only con I found so far is that I had some issues using the mouse while I had my Jabra Storm Bluetooth earpiece connected to my laptop at the same time. I was using my Bluetooth earpiece to watch YouTube videos and while both devices were connected the mouse had intermittent delays in the pointer movement and my sound in my earpiece lagged.

Way smarter idea than using batteries, just buy it.
I have used a bunch of different bluetooth and wireless mice and this is probably my current favorite. I had been going through a ton of batteries in them and decided that it was high time to try a rechargeable one since I have probably 7 different cables at my desk at any given time. The real deal breaker was using my last bluetooth mouse while traveling and having the battery die early on and then killing the spare before even getting to the destination because I left it in and there wasn’t an on/off switch. This mouse is perfect for travel as its very thin, about half the height of my other standard portable mice. I have big hands so I thought that might be a problem but its slightly longer than average length mean it fits perfectly at the tip of my palm (I usually wear 2xl gloves) where normal mice don’t extend past my fingers. It is very comfortable to use for extended periods and it is now my daily use mouse as well as travel. It has an on/off switch on the bottom which I use most days just to keep it from waking my computer when I bump it (I have multiple computers on my desk with multiple mice) but it does power down after sitting for a while. It was very easy to pair and I have not had the connection problems I usually have had in the past with bluetooth mice (where they stop working mid day and I have to disconnect and reconnect them). The scroll wheel is silent and easy to use other than clicking it as a third button which is the only thing that makes much noise as the buttons are very silent. The scroll wheel is easy to click no matter where you are in the scrolling process which isn’t always true of other mice and third button use is important to me in my normal workflow. The dpi button on top is unobtrusive and I don’t hit it by accident often but I never change it in the mouse so its wasted on me. The pairing button on the bottom is obvious even if it isn’t listed but I only used it the once and it worked fine. The real star of the show is the charging port, I honestly can’t tell you have long the batteries last, I typically charge it once every couple of weeks and it has never died, however, the reason I remember to do so is because I can just plug it in while I am using it and it acts like a corded mouse. Super simple to use and no docking station or open up a door or flap, just plug it in while I am using it and when the lights change to indicate its charged unplug it. If it dies while I am traveling I can power it from the tablet or wall charger or even a portable battery charger but its so easy to have it charged up before you go that it would take weeks to kill it. Way better option in my mind and if you use good batteries in your normal bluetooth mouse eventually you will hit the cost of one of these so just buy it.

So cute and great quality
Love this mouse! It’s so affordable yet has such great quality! It’s lightweight and so easy to use. Bluetooth is self explanatory. And the size is perfect, it fits everywhere.

Works with Android devices nicely, but not well with Windows
This mouse has connection issues.When I pair it with my windows computer–which is brand-new–it stays paired for a few minutes and then stops, refusing to connect again until the computer is restarted. Same happens if it is turned off while paired with it.However, with my tablet and phone, both which use an Android operating system, it connects perfectly fine, never unpairing. I can turn it off and then it connects right away again when turned back on.Otherwise it’s a very nice mouse. I like how it’s flatter than conventional mice, and smooth to the touch. It is definitely quieter than other mice, although not completely quiet. I like how it has a button to change the speed of the pointer.