Silent Wireless Mouse, Emopeak E2 Noiseless Click with 2.4G Optical Mouse 3 Adjustable DPI Levels with USB Receiver

I purchased a over-priced (in hindsight) wireless mouse that I love, but I have to work out of my living room at times and the mouse clicks were becoming a distraction for others. I bought this for the few times I had to work with others in the room, and it is now my favorite mouse. Quiet, lightweight, easy to grip - rubber coated and perfect size for a wireless mouse - not too small but not a huge gaming piece. I do not game, so I cannot offer advice on performance, but for casual surfing or lightweight work it is great.

I have been using this for work for about a month now and I'm impressed by the comfort and smoothness of the mouse. The multiple DPI choices have some significant gaps compared to other mice I've used, but you can adjust rather quickly. The material is good but not the best I've seen. I don't see any cosmetic wearing after a month or so of use. One impressive thing about the mouse was the fact that it turns itself off after not being moved/used even if its in the on position to save on battery life.

This mouse is almost perfect in every way except that there isn't any way to turn it off when not in use like my old one and it eats batteries like crazy. I have to put new batteries in about every 3 to 4 weeks. Other than that this is a really good mouse and I love it.

The buttons still click, especially the right one. So it's not a silent mouse.And the rubber feel is very uncomfortable. I put rubber tape all over it to 'fix' the problem.There is a slight lag which is very annoying. So if you move the mouse a mm or so, the cursor will not move...

I really like this mouse and am actually thinking about getting another one. My hands are somewhat small, and even though the mouse is rather large in comparison, it's very comfortable. The pattern/texture on the sides of the mouse helps me keep a decent grip on it while gaming. The material isn't the most expensive, and I'm sure it isn't the most durable either, but since I take good care of my electronics it has served me well. It has a DPI button below the scroll wheel, but as far as I know, the only way to tell if it's changed or not is by watching how many pixels the mouse moves. All in all, considering the price, it's an amazing mouse. Also, the auto shut-off feature saves a lot of battery (I'm someone who always forgets to turn the mouse off).Update ~1yr: Mouse still works great after having been taken good care of. Only issue is that you *cannot* use Ultimate Lithium batteries or other powerful batteries in it because it's just too much for the mouse to handle.

This mouse sucks. Broke just outside of the return window. You’re thinking, maybe it won’t happen to me. Why did all those other reviewers like it? I fell for that too60 day update:Still sucks. Still doesn’t work. No response from seller. There’s just way better options for the same money

My old wireless mouse was only a 3 button I use while my desktop has 5 buttons. I really miss the extra 2 buttons when working from home, so I purchased this model instead. It's a significant upgrade from my previous model. It has a nice texture, 3 different DPI settings and a nice contour. Only drawback is that I would prefer a USB-C connector, but if you dont have USB-C ports then that may be a plus.

It’s great. The battery takes forever to die. Silent af. The whole reason why I got a new mouse was because I couldn’t find any drivers for it but that wasn’t a problem for this one.