UciefyQ5 Slim Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, 2.4G Portable Optical Silent Ultra Thin Wireless Computer Mouse with USB Receiver and Type C Adapter, Compatible with PC, Laptop, Desktop (Rose Gold)

This is a great mouse! It fits perfectly in our Chromebook front pocket. It is slim and was super easy to get connected to the computer. The color is super cute, we chose Rose Gold, they have a bunch more! It comes with a usb charger so there is no replacing the battery and the scrolling is effortless! Definitely worth the money.

I’m very satisfied with this mouse! It’s small and light, perfect to take it with me to school. It respond accurately, it’s good quality and was very easy to setup. It came with all as described and I love the Type C Adapter. I appreciate the modern design and color, that is the pink I ordered. I ordered this mouse because it said was compatible with Mac, and the look, the price and time of delivery was right. I use it with my Mac and it works perfectly, it’s soft and beautiful! It came really well packed and protected and arrived fast and on time as promised. Even my husband that he’s the IT kind of guy( not me, and I ordered it by myself without consulting him) was impressed with this mouse! I would recommend it to anyone that it’s looking for an upgrade and an affordable great mouse.

Really neat mouse ,fast , light weight, and look just like the original, but fraction of the cost.

This is an excellent mouse! It operates quietly, which is perfect for both work and home environments. The battery life is impressive it lasts a long time without needing a recharge. It's also quite durable; I've been using it daily with no issues. Absolutely love it and will definitely repurchase when needed.

I really like the design and color. It seems to be working really well. However, and this may be on me, I had trouble understanding how to get it to connect to my computer. I have a Macbook Air and I didn't realize I had to attach the usb receiver from the usb slot on the bottom of the mouse into the usb-c receiver for it to work. Took me a little while to figure it out and I had to find a couple videos.

It's a significant relief to have a device that charges via its cable rather than relying on cumbersome batteries. This means no sudden power outages during crucial moments and one less thing to worry about replacing or constantly recharging. Its ergonomics are thoughtfully designed, providing a comfortable grip even during extended use. Navigating complex interfaces and executing precise movements became remarkably fluid. Whether I was meticulously editing a design project or engaging in fast-paced gaming, the mouse kept pace with my every command, never missing a beat.However, this exceptional sensitivity comes with a slight learning curve. It's remarkably responsive, almost to a fault for some. Even the slightest nudge translates into significant cursor movement, which can be initially jarring. While experienced users will undoubtedly appreciate this level of precision once acclimated, those accustomed to less sensitive mice might find themselves overshooting targets in the beginning.

I love this mouse! It feels great in my hand, super responsive, and glides smoothly across my desk. The best part? It matches perfectly with my extended mousepad bundle, which like they were made for each other. The whole setup looks clean and intentional. Definitely recommend if you’re trying to upgrade your workspace without breaking the bank.

It’s fine, charge seems to last a while, I use it for work so 8hrs a day of pretty constant use and I think I’ve only charged it 2 or 3 times since I bought it… but you seemingly can’t use it while it’s charging so that’s annoying. Also of you leave it for a minute the next time you use it you have to click the mouse before the pointer will start moving on screen which would be fine especially if it saves battery… except it registers that click! So if your mouse is sitting over a button or something clickable on screen there’s no way to move the mouse away without clicking and then you end up clicking something you don’t want to.