DeLUX Bluetooth Wireless Pocket Slim Mouse, 2-in-1 Sliding Touch Control Rechargeable Silent Mouse with Pointer, 1600DPI, MF10PRO

I work in tech support for a school and all the teachers use laptops with no mouses. This is the perfect size for carrying around with me to work on laptops. Its well made and simple to use. The battery is strong and its super easy to connect.

The media could not be loaded. New model, pre-order. Scroll wheel connectivity is good. Left/right click and side buttons are functional. Not a lot of palm support for ergonomics, but collapisble desing is nice. Quality feels cheap and plasticy.

Excellent mouse for traveler's, easy to connect and works great!

Just as advertised. I like that the charge lasts a long time of usage.

I LOVE the idea of this mouse. I work remotely and bought it specifically for travel. I previously had a slim mouse for travel, but after several trips, the buttons and scroll wheel stopped responding, presumably from being jostled in my bag. I love that this one slides closed to protect the buttons. The size when opened is comfortable and the button responsiveness and mouse movement work great.However, there are two things I could not get passed. The first and biggest problem is the pairing button on the side. It may just be me, but the pairing button happened to be right where my thumb goes on the side of the mouse. Almost every time I would go to grab the mouse after typing, my thumb would click the button and I would have to press it several times to get it back to pairing with my computer. It was a 5-10 second delay every time I would grab the mouse. It seems like the pairing button should be on the bottom. It also functions as the laser pointer button, so that may be the reason for its current position, but there has to be a better design.The 2nd problem I experienced was with the scroll pad. It is a touchpad, and the scrolling was very inconsistent and jerky. It would sometimes scroll way down the page, and other times would only scroll 3-4 lines.Due to these 2 reasons, I returned the mouse and will continue looking for something that suits my needs.

I’ve been struggling to find the perfect mouse. I didn’t even know really what I was looking for this one’s exactly what I needed small and compact when I needed it to be, but not small enough that my hand cramps when I actually use it and no wheel that can break when I drop it because I will and then I have to repair it But the touch scroll is not even something I realized I was getting. Easy connectivity, accuracy is great for what I’m doing.

When I opened this mouse, I really liked the size and sliding design for traveling. Unfortunately, it doesn't work as a mouse. I cannot get it paired to any computer, and I tried several. I switched it to the 2.4 GHz mode and plugged the included dongle into a computer, and the computer recognizes the dongle as an HID Mouse, but the mouse doesn't connect to the dongle.I guess I'll have to return it while I still can.

2 Week UpdateIn our meeting, from my seated position, I switched the mouse to laser and commanded the RGB projector presentation! POWER! I left my colleagues who were finger pointing from their chairs in the dust!2nd impressions. The mouse has two switches on the bottom, an on/off switch and a mouse/laser pointer mode switch. The mode switch to use the laser pointer is a pain in the ass if you're switching between mouse and laser pointer a lot. The laser pointerswitch on the side should turnsoff the mouse AND turn on the laser, so that's a huge design oversight.---Initial impressions. I needed a portable mouse. The trackpad wasn't cutting it for photoshop-type use cases. I slowed the (Windows Mouse Settings) pointer speed to smooth out the mouse movement across the screen.My only gripe is the finger-touch scroll response. I slowed down "vertical scrolling" to 1 which improved smoothness, but it's still glitchy. I would have been perfect if they would have given the mouse a regular wheel.