Arteck Wireless Mouse, 2.4G USB Wireless Ergonomic Optical Mouse, with Nano USB Receiver Silent Clicking Side Switch Buttons for Computer/Desktop/PC/Laptop and Windows 11/10 Rechargeable Battery

I've owned tons of mice. My current wireless mouse finally failed on a critical function after four years of heavy use. it often assumes double clicking when I only click once. It is more than a nuisance it is dangerous, because I executed computer programs by highlighting sections of codes. In searching for a new replacement, I decided to buy this baby. Why? because first of all, it is wireless, not wired. Although wired mice tend to offer better performance I can't have them on my already cluttered desktop. For a wireless mouse, it came with a recharging cable and port. It quickly recharges full in about 2 hours (LED light turns from red to green). I just had it for two days so I'll have to see how long each full charge lasts. But given the convenience of plugging into a usb-C charger overnight, I don't foresee big surprises. The better part of LED-less is it doesn't have all those fancy colorful lights like many of my other LED mice have. They drain juice quickly and may need a recharge every couple of days. This mouse doesn't have LED lights (except a tiny LED dot at the top indicating charging or charged status). It does not take any extra batteries other than using it's own built-in rechargeable battery. This reduces the mouse weight substantially. I feel very comfortable with moving the light weight mouse around.When it comes to functions, it has all the basic ones i need. left side backward and foreward browsing keys, and an extra surprising key for toggling between apps (think of Windows Alt + Tab). Its left and right clicking buttons are especially quiet, giving me a relief from those traditionally annoying clicking sounds. It has a 2400 DPI which is a minimum for me to consider any mice! This level of DPI allows quick movement of cursor on big/small screens, yet without delays or losing pinpointing accuracy.It is USB wireless, not blue tooth. At the bottom of the mouse there's a compartment that looks like to host battery. Open it up you'll find a small dongle. Plug that in your PC and you're good to go!The cosmetics - it looks handsome to me! it features a middle chrome rolling wheel, which moves freely without resistance or noise. A middle bar of grey color houses DPI button and charging light. It fits perfectly in my palm with ergonomic design.Finally the low cost. You probably won't find a better price on Amazon for less than 10 bucks. Plus the seller has a 2-year warranty. It's a best buy for this year so far, and it's next to a steal. If you are looking for just a mouse, no other fancy features, this one is a good candidate to buy.-- Edit on 6/21/2022:After 4 months of use, the USB dongle fell apart. Seller stood by their warranty and sent me a free mouse for replacement. I'm very happy with their quality of service.With enough time to put it in use, I can fairly say the charge holds for at least two weeks when using the mouse all day long. I always plug it in before it's completely dead. i left it plugged for overnight which actually takes about a few hours for a full charge. i sometimes use it with the wire while the charging is happening. One small problem that i have found is the small left button nearest to the palm. It's an equivalent to Alt + Tab, which is used less often than going back to a previous page or folder. I wish this button was not there.

I had a problem with the first mouse received (partially operator error), and the company replaced it without me having to send the defective one back. The second mouse works quite well.PROS:* For the price ($7 on special), it simply can't be beat.* Pretty good gaming mouse with three left side buttons (one more than I need).* Small size and low price make it a GREAT travel mouse -- you won't care if you lose it.* Holds a USB charge for a long time -- it doesn't waste power on pretty but useless mouse lights.* Good accuracy setting DPI options from 800 to 2400. Works for most (not all) gamer demands. I'm not too picky.* I particularly recommend this mouse for kids and women with petite hands. Also good choice as a handy backup mouse (I usually have two wireless mice plugged in via a hub at a time -- in case one runs out of its charge).CONS:* I have a big paw. I prefer a bigger mouse. But it DOES work quite well for me as a gaming mouse.* The "wheel" button is stiffer to depress than I like (no give), but I got used to it quickly enough.* Like all such purchases, you'll want a magnifying glass to read the tiny instruction sheet. The English language is less than perfect, but certainly satisfactory, and frankly better than most Chinese hardware provides.NOTE: Be sure to remove the transparent plastic covering on the slide pads. I bet many don't even notice it's on there. Mouse slides easier without the thin plastic cover.

I like that it has an internal rechargeable battery and a USB C port. No batteries to corrode, just plug it in. The buttons on the left side of the mouse are difficult for me to use independently; one button gets in the way of the others, so I have to manupilate my hand to use the forward/back buttons. The mouse is somewhat fragile. It was dropped from desk height and the buttons loosened up; I had to buy another one.

Great mouse - bought the keyboard as well. The mouse is quiet, comfortable, and rechargeable. Using a different one is a downgrade when I have to.

I bought several of them (one developed a problem, see below) and managed to pair with Arteck's solar keyboard ( https://www.amazon.com/Arteck-Wireless-Keyboard-Stainless-Rechargeable/dp/B07TMDSS3Q ).What I like about it:* Rechargeable (and you can use it while charging)* Nice look, feel and build quality* Does not use Bluetooth (imagine your Bluetooth does not work or you accidentally turned it off - it would be hard to fix it without working mouse!)* 2 year warranty* Clicking on scroll wheel allows to insert selected text, potentially from another window (not affecting the clipboard contents!)One minor thing that I disliked: To "wake up" mouse after long inactivity I have to click on any button. I did not have to do this with my Logitech wireless mouse (which worked reliably until it suddenly died).I have to explicitly thank Arteck's Customer support for their excellent service.Not only they respond to emails quickly (I asked for pairing instructions for their solar keyboard), but they also immediately replaced my mouse when I had an issue with its left button.

I owned another wireless mouse (My first) but it needed recharging just about every few days, and over time became clunky to use. I saw this wireless mouse and decided to give it a try. Boy, what a difference! Not only is this mouse much more functional and easy to use, but after the initial charge, I used this mouse for almost a month before it needed another charge, and I use it regularly. There is even an indicator light which lets you know when the battery is running low, depleted and the charge levels (My old mouse did none of this). And at the time, I only paid about $10 for it. A great product!