Kowellshine T008 New Version Solar Wireless Mouse Plus Solar Energy Powered Mouse---Black

it keep cutting in and out? not enough light? either way it does not run long without a battery, but other wise a good mouse, upped from 4 to 5 stars: it works well but only has limited time without a battery in it, however, i lost the usb connector and when i asked they sent me a new one

I liked the mouse but found it was too small for my hand. Worked well and was very responsive. I did wind up returning it due to the size but if they made a bigger one I'd get it. Great for travel or people with smaller hands/shorter fingers.

Working great, I just leave it in my sunny office window when not in use!

My initial reaction to the "battery" was incorrect. This thing is awesome!

Bought this solar mouse to go with my solar keyboard but does not even work. All drivers were installed with no problem and new battery installed in the mouse, yet still does not work.

Boo!!!

This mouse is a great wireless mouse -and it's solar too! It immediately worked out of the box: Just plug & play. It is a 2-button, normal size, not a "mini travel mouse". This mouse does use 1 AA battery to supplement its internal battery and solar power. The mouse has an on/off slider on the bottom that is easy to manipulate but I have never accidentally turned it on or off. If I leave the mouse on in a dark room for several days the battery will die, but it immediately works with a fresh AA battery. It works fine with old rechargeable batteries. The USB receiver is very small and fits inside the mouse when when transporting it in a bag. The range is at least 30 feet (10 meters). I use a wireless mouse for my home theater set-up and presentations at work. I don't want to constantly change batteries. The laser & cursor movement does not stay on, but activates after you click and then stays active for several minutes. That is great for my home theater since it does not bring up the cursor on the screen until I click even if I bump the mouse accidentally.Do Gamers click so much and so fast they need more robust mouse engineering? If so they would have to test this out for themselves, but it seems well built to me.