Wireless Mouse Acctrend Nano Cordless Optical Computer Wireless Mouse Bg001 2.4 Ghz Grey Black

Bought this in the hopes that it would be a good replacement for yet another $40 Logitech Anywhere mouse that went belly up after only a year. I really wanted this to work, but it comes up short for a couple of reasons.It has side buttons which I use to go forward and back on web pages. But the front button is back and the rear button takes you forward, which is opposite of every singe mouse I've used in my life. I emailed Acctrend support and was told that these could not be remapped.But the killer is the power saving mode. When the mouse hasn't been used recently, it shuts down automatically to save battery. Great concept, but it goes into suspend in as little as twenty seconds. To get it out of suspend, you click any button but the click is a live click. In other words, you can't move the cursor to where you want to click because the mouse pointer is gone -- it's in suspend mode. So where you click is a button click and if it's been a minute or two, where did you leave that cursor? This window or that? Was it over a button? Who knows? Alt-tab between Word documents and Excel spreadsheets and you lose track pretty quickly.Sadly, this mouse is a turkey that is being returned.

Nice cheap mouse. For anyone as confused as i was when i first unpackaged it. The usb dongle is inside the mouse, accessed from the bottom face below the battery cageDpi is decent, buttons responsive and dont feel like cheap plastic crud (lookin at you, logitech) the DPI button could have been put to better use as a switch on the botton side since its literally a useless button once you find which of the two settings you like, though its not exactly in the way and im sure i can dig around in the firmware and simply turn it into a sixth button.Mouse wheel works like a charm which is actually why i bought this (again, logitech -____-) but can be a bit stiff when using the wheel as a buttonAs far as comfort of use its much, much smaller than im used to so i cant be a great judge for that considering my sausage hands are never truly comfortable with mice, but i can say it took me all of 10 minutes to get used to its considerably short and long design

I just purchased a new gaming laptop, so I needed a wireless mouse to go along with it when I am on the go. I picked this up as an option. It was smaller than I expected, but it still works well. I have pretty big hands, so it took a while to get used to. This mouse is good for pretty much everything except FPS gaming (I found this out while playing CS:GO) So overall I would say its a good buy if you are looking for a portable mouse for on the go. I received this item at a discounted price for an honest and unbiased review.PROS:- Easy to set up- Works well while web browsing, using word, video editing, ect- Rubber texture, not plastic or cheap feeling- Good sounding clicks, feels solidCONS:- Small size- Not good for gamingOverall I would say go ahead and get this mouse as long as you are not a gamer. It is a good buy for the price.

I usually get mice from Logitech but I won't go into that.....I got this on a whim, and as the title says I was pleasantly surprised. Some of the other reviews said no info came with this and it took some figuring out to use this mouse.I call this plug n play and enjoy, my computer picked this up with no issues and works on almost every surface I have tried! My one and only comment is, I wish the browser forward and back buttons on the left side were a bit more towards the back of the mouse.That being said I will recommend this mouse over any of the Logitech mice I have purchased

I bought this as a portable mouse for my laptop, thinking it would serve my needs well. It is compact but way to small for normal hands which can cause pain during extended usage, especially men's hands. The side buttons do not work out of the box and sometimes the pointer speed is pretty inconsistent (some stuttering as the mouse moves across the screen). Overall it functions as a basic point and click mouse, but its lack of ergonomics and inconsistent sensor response make we want to replace it promptly with something larger and more user friendly.

I returned this. This was impossible to work with for me. It is too flat/thin and is so loud. The worst part was the movement of the mouse cursor. I changed the mouse settings multiple times to no avail. It would either move too fast or very slow. Could not find a happy medium. And at times the mouse cursor would jump without me even touching it. I've had a few other wireless mouses and this was by far the worst of them.Also, the buttons are not compatible with Apple computers / Macbooks etc (I found out after I placed my order, but I was fine with it).

I like the mouse, feels good, works fine, does what it's supposed to. I didn't rate it higher is because I bought as a "travel" mouse to keep in my computer bag because the wireless dongle does not secure into the slot it fits into on the bottom of the mouse ... it inserts vertically into the bottom of the mouse (instead of sliding in horizontally, which in my experience is more typical) and just falls out if you lift up the mouse ... for me this is an annoying design flaw and certainly not ideal for a "travel" mouse.

Has a very low profile that doesn't feel natural in the hand. Too lightweight too. And here's the main problem: it doesn't do what a mouse is supposed to do - the cursor skips all around the screen or doesn't respond at all, which is when you have to "lighten up" your hand on the mouse to get it to move. Bottom line: you get what you pay for. Cheap is cheap.