ProtoArc Wireless Mouse Jiggler, USB C Mouse EM15 Type C Wireless Jiggler Mouse Rechargeable Portable Slim Mouse Mover for Laptop, MacBook, PC, ipad, Tablet, Computer-White

I’ve been using this mouse 8 hrs daily for 7 months now, and it still works like new. I originally bought it for work because of the silent click feature, but it’s literally a better gaming mouse than my $70 Razer Orochi V2 I bought specifically for gaming. This is somehow so hard to find in a mouse, but this mouse allows you to easily use the scroll wheel to scroll ONE click at a time. This is a huge efficiency improvement over my Razer mouse that has a frustratingly inaccurate scroll wheel. Silent click is still silent after 7 months, it holds a charge very well, and you can plug it in to charge while using if needed. The mouse jiggler works well and can be set up for multiple devices at once using both included dongles (USB-C and standard USB). Switch between devices with a button on the bottom of the mouse. The only thing that took some getting used to is the low profile. It’s not narrow, but it has a different shape. Overall 10/10 amazing quality especially for the price.

I’m not exaggerating, this mouse is the one. Lightweight? It feels like it weighs as much as an eggshell. No joke. It's the perfect standard form, fits comfortably in the hand without trying to reinvent the wheel. And the clicks? Ohh... the clicks. Soft like stepping across clouds in the sky. Not loud, not stiff, just buttery smooth. The scroll wheel? Also excellent. I glide up and down pages with no resistance, no weird lag, just smooth sailing. It’s got USB-C recharging, which should honestly be mandatory for all devices at this point. The white color looks clean and modern, and the jiggler function is the hidden gem, super convenient for keeping your screen from sleeping during breaks or long downloads. Now here’s the kicker: it’s $14. Fourteen. Dollars. I’ve spent five times that amount for big brand names that couldn’t come close to this experience. The only thing keeping it from being the undisputed GOAT is the lack of Bluetooth. If ProtoArc adds that? Game over. Everyone else can pack it up. Buy it. Replace your overpriced nonsense. You’re welcome.

It includes a USB-C and USB type A connectors. I have 2 computers and sometimes have to switch between them. There is a button on the bottom of the mouse that allows me to use both computers at the same time by pressing the button! Sweet

This mouse is outstanding, especially for the price. For a full-sized mouse, it's a no-brainer. Connects fast, holds a charge for a long time, multiple connectivity options, and no rub-wear from fingers. If I ever need a mouse in the future, this will be my first choice. Easily competes with they Keychron stuff for a fraction of the price. Support USA companies!!

The ProtoArc EM15 is one of those products that focuses on presentation and it comes in a very impressive looking box.. In fact I would even say ProtoArc goes overboard and I wonder if the mouse could cost $5 less if they held back on the presentation packaging. Besides the mouse and the user manual, the two USB dongles, one standard and the other USB-C, you also get a nice white USB-A to USB-C cable, a Quick Start Guide, and a wedding invitation quality envelope containing a support email sticker to place on the back of the mouse, more information about the company and a note thanking you for your purchase. You can also download the user manual in pdf form from their website. It can only connect via the USB-C or USB-A dongles provided and it can not connect over Bluetooth. It also can not connect wired, although you can charge the mouse and still use it if you leave the USB dongle in. I've grown fond of lightweight mice and mice with silent clicks. This has both. The ProtoArc EM15 weighs 62g with no receiver in the bottom of the mouse or 64g with the USB-C stored in the bottom. It;s lightweight to be sure, but is not near as lightweight as some other of my favorite lightweight mice like the E-Yooso X-44 which weighs a mere 52g. However, because of its ergonomic shape and quality mouse skates on the bottom it feels as effortless to move across the desktop as mice that are lighter. However, the mouse skates on the bottom are only 4 bare minimum oblong dots placed strategically around the bottom of the mouse. I wish the mouse skates were more substantial in place of the premium presentation. Buttons and Ergonomics: The mouse is suited for left or right-handed use, and is very comfortable to hold. The sides and top are smooth but are of a matte finish that is fingerprint proof and give you a slightly better grip on the mouse. It is a bit longer than most mice at 4.88 inches, and since I have small hands I found myself reaching for the mouse wheel at times. The left and right clicks are almost completely silent which I love. The mouse wheel moves easily and the mouse wheel button does not require much effort to push. The forward and back buttons are better than most and very quiet as well. Battery: 300 mAh They claim the mouse can be used for 15 days, standby for 200 days, and according to the manual can be fully recharged in 1 to 3.5 hours. Driver software: There is no driver software for this mouse Sleep mode: There is no mention of sleep mode in the manual, and the listing only says "The macbook mouse will enter sleep mode after a few minutes of inactivity." So what is a few minutes? After a bit of testing I found I could wake it up by moving the mouse after 5 minutes of inactivity, but that it required a mouse click after 20 minutes. DPI Settings: You have 3 DPI levels that you can change with the orange DPI button on top. Each flash of the mouse wheel corresponds to a different DPI level. Once for 800, twice for 1200 and three times for 1600. Polling rate: Single polling rate of 125 Hz Jiggler function:: This mouse also has a jiggler function which I guess is meant to trick some bosses into thinking employees are still at their desks or keep their computers from locking after a period of inactivity. Otherwise I see no purpose for such a thing. You press the DPI button for 3-5 seconds to enter/exit the auto-jiggle feature. It works fine if you want to see your mouse cursor fly across the screen on its own. ProtoArc EM15 - $18.99 Size/Shape: 4.88 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches 3 DPI levels: 800-1200-1600 Single polling rates 125 Hz Weight: 62g (64g with USB-C dongle stored in bottom of mouse) Battery: 300 mAh 2 year warranty Extras: White USB-A to USB-C cable for charging only, USB-C dongle Pros: Lightweight, quiet mouse clicks, 3 DPI levels, excellent mouse wheel, extra USB-C receiver, compartment on bottom of mouse with cover to hold both 2.4 GHz receivers, 2 year warranty Cons: Single 125 Hz polling rate, no Bluetooth, no USB wired connection, might be a bit long for smaller hands, I ordered the white version of the ProtoArc EM15 because it only had the one ugly orange DPI button and white forward and back buttons instead of the orange forward and back buttons on the black model which is $3 cheaper. With its single polling rate and relatively low DPI levels this is not a gaming mouse and is only meant for desktop work use. Since the mouse comes with a 2 year warranty it's worth the price if you think you might never need a Bluetooth connection. It's certainly a quality mouse and I love the silent primary left and right clicks. I just wish the mouse skates on the bottom weren't so small.

The mouse has several design flaws. It's unnaturally light, has a dongle that's too large (bumps against other stuff and bends), and, most annoyingly, does not activate until moved dramatically (smacking it on the table works best). It's basically functional, but the ProtoArc mouse belongs at the dollar store.

This wireless mouse has completely exceeded my expectations! The attention to detail is fantastic, from the high-quality packaging and clear instructions to the quiet operation and comfortable design. It's a perfect fit for my hand and glides smoothly across my desk. While the jiggler feature is a useful addition, I would appreciate an option to adjust the cursor speed, as it's currently a bit too fast for my liking. However, this is a minor quibble in an otherwise excellent product. The inclusion of both USB and Type-C adapters is a major plus, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. The personal touch of a note from the designer and contact information further demonstrates the company's commitment to customer satisfaction. I would love to see more color options in the future, but the overall design and functionality of this mouse are outstanding. The fact that it arrived ready to use out of the box is a huge bonus, and the quick charging time is impressive. The clear and concise instructions, along with the user-friendly design, make this mouse a great choice for users of all technical levels. It's a fantastic value for the price, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a reliable and comfortable wireless mouse.

Since I have a different schedule than others in my home and my computer is in a place where others might be sleeping I needed a quiet mouse and one that wouldn't die in less than 7 days. + This charges up fast. So no long waits between charges. > I don't know yet if it will just stop suddenly without warning or what, but I have had other rechargeables that did die in the middle of a game and that is the worst. + Because this does last more than 7 days, for my level of usage, each Sunday evening I charge it up for the next week. + Out of 6-8 'quiet'/'silent' mouse brands I've bought this is only the 2nd where even the middle wheel mouse button is silent. Thank you!! All buttons are nice and quiet. + DPI button is a very helpful feature and it works great. + Jiggling does wake the mouse up. + Additional thumb buttons that can be programmed. OVERALL: I immediately went out and got a second one.