Arteck Wireless Bluetooth Mouse with Nano USB Receiver, Black, 4-Month Battery Life, Ergonomic Design

I've used a lot of wireless mice over the years, but the feature that sold me on this Arteck mouse is its ability to switch between two devices with the press of a button on the top of the mouse. I regularly move between a Mac and a Windows PC, and being able to switch back and forth instantly without flipping the mouse over or reconnecting anything is incredibly convenient. It's such a simple feature, but once you've used it, it's hard to go back. I've used a lot of wireless mice over the years, but the feature that sold me on this Arteck mouse is its ability to switch between two devices with the press of a button on the top of the mouse. I regularly move between a Mac and a Windows PC, and being able to switch back and forth instantly without flipping the mouse over or reconnecting anything is incredibly convenient. It's such a simple feature, but once you've used it, it's hard to go back. Beyond that, it's simply a very good mouse. Tracking is smooth and accurate whether I'm browsing the web, editing documents, or doing general productivity work. The buttons have a nice, crisp click that provides good tactile feedback without being excessively loud. It's quiet enough for an office or shared workspace while still feeling responsive with every click. The ergonomic shape is comfortable for extended use, and the mouse feels solid despite being lightweight. The matte black finish gives it a clean, professional appearance that looks right at home next to either a Windows PC or a Mac. It has a simple, understated design that avoids flashy accents but still looks modern and well made. Battery life has also been excellent. I don't find myself worrying about charging it or replacing batteries all the time, which is exactly what I want from a wireless mouse. It's been completely reliable during daily use and has proven to be more durable than I expected. Another pleasant surprise is the overall value. It's very affordable, yet it doesn't feel like a budget product. It performs reliably, has held up well over time, and includes a feature that's often reserved for more expensive models. At the end of the day, this mouse does exactly what I need it to do. It tracks accurately, feels comfortable, has a clean, professional look, and, most importantly, lets me switch between my Mac and PC instantly with a single button on top. That convenience alone has made it my everyday mouse. When a product simply works every time you reach for it, that's about the highest compliment I can give. The ergonomic shape is comfortable for extended use, and the mouse feels solid despite being lightweight. It has held up well to daily use, and the battery life has been excellent. I don't find myself worrying about charging it or replacing batteries all the time, which is exactly what I want from a wireless mouse. Another pleasant surprise is the overall value. It's very affordable, yet it doesn't feel like a budget product. It performs reliably, has been durable in everyday use, and includes a feature that's often reserved for more expensive models. At the end of the day, this mouse does exactly what I need it to do. It tracks well, feels comfortable, and, most importantly, lets me switch between my Mac and PC instantly with a single button on top. That convenience alone has made it my everyday mouse, and everything else is just a bonus.

I wanted a multi device mouse that offered a good Bluetooth connection and is comfortable in my hand. This one does both. It connected quickly and easily to both of my computers, and the connection is stable, which is where I ran into trouble with my last couple of multi device mice? mouses? Whatever the plural is for a computer mouse, this one gives me the connection I wanted without breaking the bank. The issue is battery life. The product description claims "4 months with single charge (based on 2 hours‘ non-stop use per day)." Now, I haven't done the math, but that's a lot of hours' use from a single charge. I use the mouse off and on throughout the day, some days more than others, but if you add the time up, I'd say it's in use for about 5-6 hours per day on average. And I have to charge it about every day and a half, so nowhere near the claim. I like the mouse and how it performs as far as Bluetooth and it's quiet, but I need something that doesn't go dead in the middle of using it, especially when it was fully charged the day before. **Edit** Artek replaced the mouse, and the new one works great - including battery life. I would say that I received a defective item the first time around, which can happen with any brand. Best of all was the customer service. All I had to do was send an email and it was taken care of. I had the new mouse within days. So, I'd say this little mouse is a good value and the customer service makes it a great one.

I bought this device for the 3 device connectivity feature and it being rechargeable - It's can use it for my personal computer and work computer without switching settings, reconnecting, or messing with a dongle. I've had this device for about 3 years now and it's the first time I've had trouble with it so may be buying a new one but 3+ years at this price point is totally worth it for the money (talk about durability!). It's compact, rechargeable, and the buttons and wheel are perfect touch and responsiveness with quiet clicking and scrolls. I have somewhat large hands and it's been generally pretty comfortable for my use when traveling or working in a conference room at work versus at my office.

Chose this so I an switch between 3 computers with a simple click. Better than any single or double channel mouse in my drawer full of $100+ mice. Motion and scrolling are quick, smooth, and quiet. Who wants to live with a noisy mouse? Rechargeable battery with USB-A charging is better than running out of AAA batteries all the time. Can pair to PC/laptop using USB without any drivers, or use an included USB dongle. The only negative is that my first Arteck mouse literally started squeaking at the scroll wheel. Rubbing the scroll wheel with cheese to quiet the mouse is not recommended. Arteck delivered a new mouse the next day, no questions asked.

Nothing ruins in-game immersion better than constant clicking sounds as you’re battling a zombie horde. This mouse solves the problem beautifully. Not a click to be heard. Very responsive, comfortable fit, lightweight. I picked up a second one for work use. Recommended.

I've got to admit... I was quite surprised by this mouse. It rivals top name brand mice in every way. Pros: * Connectivity is great, it works well with my desktop and chromebook computers and my Samsung phone as well. It connects easily by bluetooth and then reconnects by a simple tap of a mouse button. * It's durable. I've dropped it on the floor from my lap numerous times and it's taken no damage at all. Good design and execution. * The scroll wheel works great. No issues with skipping around while scrolling like I've experienced with others. * The battery life on this thing is excellent. Lasts for months between charges and it charges quickly. It powers down after 10-15 minutes of idle. Then starts back up with the press of any button on it and instantly reconnects. * The buttons are nearly silent and have a good feel when pressed. * It feels comfortable in the hand. Medium-sized. * It's lightweight. * I don't need to use the usb receiver ever, but it's there, tucked away inside the mouse, going unnoticed, if I ever did need it for some reason. Cons: *The side buttons at the thumb are too easy to press accidentally. I sometimes hit the back button if I don't have a proper grip on the mouse.

I was inspired to try this two-button mouse after difficulties doing "right clicks" on my Apple mouse. Right clicks are useful on Mac for contextual menus, and can be accessed by control clicking. HOWEVER, I am also running a version of Linux (Ubuntu) on my Mac(s), and Ubuntu does not understand the control click (tried multiple VMs, no luck). Right click is especially useful on more traditional versions of unix (such as Linux) that don't handle the control click reliably (if at all), and on which right click is frequently used for common tasks such as pasting. I used two button mice for a decade or two (or three?) on various unix workstations, and even a three button mouse on the old Xerox Interlisp-D machines. Always enjoyed the clear tactile feedback of a physical button. While I do like much about Apple's sleek "magic mouse", multi-button operation is not a natural for it. I had not realized it until I used the Arteck mouse, but the Apple mouse requires more force to click. The Artech mouse only requires a soft touch, yet I never trigger it accidentally. Maybe it is my age (yep, I'm an emacs graybeard), but my fingers get tired and achy using the Mac mouse. I am hoping for some relief with the Artech mouse. Note that the Apple mouse settings in Apple preferences do affect the Artech mouse, which is nice. The manual speed settings on the mouse itself kind of set a baseline range within which you can modify in preferences. I have only been using the Artech mouse for a few hours, but this is already my favorite mouse, possibly of all the mice I have used in 40+ years of computing. I just order a second one for my ancient Intel Mac where I normally use Ubuntu.

High quality multi function mouse at a very attractive price! This is my second time I purchased from ARTECK. My first one is a multi-device Bluetooth keyboard that was bought a year ago. Very good quality, still in service and very reliable so far. Multi-device swapping mouse is my 1st priority concern and this ARTECK attracted my eyeballs instantly. After go-through several positive reviews of this, I clicked the "Check-Out" with no hesitation. I had another multi-device mouse before, but the switch button is at the bottom. How inconvenient! This one is equipped with side switching button. Very user friendly, swapping devices in just split second! YES, in split second. Not merely because of easy-reachable button, the speed of switching is instant. The cursor activates on my selected device without any delay after the button is pressed. Ergonomic design, forward & backward buttons, USB-C charging, pairing with 3 devices at the same time, dpi settings, metal scroll roller, etc at an irresistible price!! I bought 2 mice at the same time as 20% extra discount is offered. What can I say? Highly recommended with no hesitation!!

Works really well, connects very fast, I haven't even charged it yet but it's been working for the past two weeks. There are no weird connection issues with the Bluetooth like with some other devices (looking at you Xbox wireless). My hands are small so it's a little big for me and my wrists hurt after a long day, but I'm going to blame long hours not the mouse (even though flat mice did in fact not hurt, but this product is worth the sacrifice)

I’ve been using this Arteck mouse for about 10 months now and genuinely love it. The 3-connectivity options are super convenient, and the rechargeable battery means no constantly swapping batteries. It’s been a reliable daily driver. After around 10 months of use, the sensitivity button stopped responding. Since the mouse comes with a 2-year warranty, I contacted Arteck’s customer support — and I was blown away by how fast and hassle-free the process was. They quickly shipped me a brand new replacement unit without any back-and-forth or unnecessary hoops to jump through. What really impressed me is that the replacement comes with a fresh 2-year warranty, so I feel completely covered going forward. That kind of after-sales commitment is rare these days and says a lot about Arteck as a brand. If you’re on the fence about this mouse — the product is great, and the peace of mind from knowing the warranty is genuinely honored makes it an even easier recommendation. Highly satisfied!

Very good quality. Stable connection.

This is probably the best mouse I’ve ever bought. (ok the bar is pretty low as most cheap mouses are awful), but this "cheap" mouse is actually quite good. It feels solid and the battery lasts ages, and the charge socket is located in a place that makes the mouse still useable while charging. Can connect to 3 different devices (2 via bluetooth and one via included dongle) so there is a choice of connection methods. The clicks are silent, but tactile to the fingers, so its a good responsive click each time. Nice smooth scroll wheel, and glides easily over the mouse mat. There is 'back & forward' buttons on the side and a button to change resolutions, which is great when you need some fine detail mousing. It feels great in the hand - Its definitely a right-handed mouse, but left-handed people are probably used to that problem already. Overall, good mouse, and I’m very happy with it.

PC3台を切り替えして使っています。 安っぽい造りですが、やりたいことは満たしており、概ね満足です。 ゴム部分が少ないのも、ラフに使えて良いと思います。 切り替えボタンは少し押しにくいです。 そもそも裏面に切替スイッチがある仕様のマウスが多い中、親指で切り替えられるのはメリットです。 立体的なシールをボタンの上に貼ることで押しやすくしています。 …出来ればスライドスイッチで切り替えられるといいんですが、価格を考えると贅沢なこと言っていられないかなと思っています。