530 Full Size Wireless

I’ve been using the Lenovo 530 wireless mouse for a few weeks now, and it’s been a great addition to my setup. The full-size design fits comfortably in my hand, and the ambidextrous shape makes it easy to use whether I’m working left- or right-handed. Setup was truly plug-and-play—just inserted the nano USB receiver and it was ready to go. The 2.4 GHz connection is stable with no noticeable lag, even during long work sessions. I also appreciate the long battery life—it’s one less thing to worry about. Overall, it’s a solid, no-fuss mouse that gets the job done.

works well.

* * update 3 months later: I was so ready to throw this across the room so many times that I've have already reverted back to using my old mouse again. All of a sudden this mouse has decided it doesn't want to work without taking a break every few minutes or so. It just decides to stop tracking. In the middle of using it, all of a sudden it no longer tracks. I turn it over and the red tracking light is out. In order to get it to work again, I need to flip the switch off, then back on. That does it and it works great again for maybe another 5-10 minutes before doing it again. I've tried new batteries, using it on different surfaces/mouse pads . . . nothing seems to work. I've had this 3 months now so it's outside the return window. * * another update - - I decided to try ordering this again since during the first month or so when it worked, I really did like it. Another same mouse arrived and this time, it's working so perfectly, that I ordered 2 more for another home and our upstairs computer too. Conclusion: maybe the faulty one I received was just defective, b/c if you get one that works as it should, you'll love it. Original review: I've been having trouble with my bluetooth mouse lately. It takes a while to connect, and drops connection every time my laptop goes to sleep. I figured it's time to revert back to a USB mouse that, even though it does take up a USB port, at least is consistently reliable. This one does not fail. Responsiveness is perfect, and the left and right buttons don't take much to activate. I especially love the flattened shape of the mouse. The footprint of it is the size of a standard, full sized mouse, but the overall shape is flatter. This means that my hand and fingers curve over it flatter rather than curled. To me, it just feels more natural and comfortable. I am a 5'4" woman, but my 6'2" husband has tried it too. He said it initially felt a bit odd. He said it felt like his entire hand covered it, but after using it for several days, he asked me to order one for him too. If you're gaming, heavy into graphic arts or needing a mouse with a lot of options, this may not be for you. But, for ordinary office and personal use, we are very happy with this. The price is fantastic and the fact that it even comes with a battery is unheard of.

The "Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse" is a good option for a wireless mouse that is both affordable and reliable. It has a 2.4 GHz wireless connection that is strong and consistent, and it also has a long battery life of up to 12 months. The mouse is ambidextrous, so it can be used by both left-handed and right-handed users. It's full sized and is a basic three-button mouse with a wheel. No extra side buttons to get in the way or sticky soft plastic that is hard to keep clean. Pros: Affordable Long battery life Ambidextrous design 2.4 GHz wireless connection Simple and basic with no extra buttons or unusual shape Comfortable to use for those with larger hands. Cons: The scroll wheel can be a bit stiff. May be too large for smaller hands Takes up more space for travel or portable users Small USB dongle is needed to use and can be lost, misplaced, or forgotten. Overall, the Lenovo 530 Wireless Mouse is a good option for a wireless mouse that is both affordable and reliable. It is a good choice for both home and office use.

The red is very dark. The color is actually awful. But the mouse works good and worth the money.

Just purchased a new Lenovo Idea Pad and wanted to upgrade to a wireless mouse. Yes, I was still using a 199's0 Microsoft wired mouse. I like it. Nothing fancy just a simple easy to operate intuitive mouse. I like the simple easily replicable battery not some Li-Ion rechargeable. So far two weeks in, no issues. I also picked this one as I did not want compatibility issues and figured Lenovo can talk to Lenovo, I was right. No driver to download. Recommended.

Very good condition

Purchased almost exactly 3 years ago. It just kicked the bucket (not registering 30% of clicks). Is this a good lifespan for a wireless mouse? No idea. Otherwise no issues and I like that it has a lower profile (is flatter) than most computer mice. Gave it 3 stars because I really liked it and the price was right, but I wish it had lived longer.

Me agrada que el conector USB se puede guardar dentro del mouse. Hasta el momento ha funcionado muy bien.

Muy buena calidad y cumple su función correctamente

تعديل : الماوس مش شغال بعد 3 شهور بتواصل مع شركة امازون علشان الضمان قالوا تواصل مع لينوفو هما الضمان وللاسف كل ما يبعتوا عنوان او رقم فون مش بوصل حاجة ؛ وخدمة العملاء تقولى انا بحاول اساعدك انا مش خدمة عملاء لينوفوا ؛ طيب دلوقتي خلاص كدا الماوس باظ ؛ كنت جبت بقي اى موس بـ 50 جنيه بدل المصاريف دي على الفاضي تم التوصيل تاني يوم الطلب علطول مغلف والمحتوي الداخلى سليم كان الماوس معاه حجارة شغال وجميل قوي الصراحه شكراً امازون

Excelente raton para tu pc.

Sunday, 5 May 2024 Just received this Lenovo mouse. I bought it to replace a Logitech mouse that I purchased from Amazon about 5 months ago and had to throw in the garbage. The Logitech mouse failed after 5 months of fairly moderate use. I choose this Lenovo mouse because of Lenovo's reputation for designing and manufacturing quality products. This mouse is ambidextrous and as a left-handed person I greatly appreciate this feature. The colour is a bit unusual, what Lenovo calls Abyss Blue. Great desktop colour. The mouse is a classic, simple design. It is full-sized and sits well in the hand. I am not able to vouch for its durability. The Lenovo keyboard I also just purchased (again, to replace a poorly-designed and manufactured Logitech product) is rated at 10 million keystrokes! We'll see about the mouse. Time will tell. Best regards, Michael Ennis