TECKNET Wireless Mouse (BT5.0/3.0 & 2.4G) Rechargeable 4800 DPI Silent USB A & Bluetooth Mouse 6 Buttons, Wide Compatibility – Grey

Marvelous, Versatile Mouse
I was torn between getting a wireless or a Bluetooth mouse, but this product eliminated the dilemma altogether.It paired painlessly with my MacBook and synced seamlessly with the wireless dongle plugged into my Windows machine. No noticeable lag, but I did not test with games.The mouse feels comfortable in my hand and has just the right amount of heft so that it doesn’t feel like a cheap dollar store mouse. The feel of it rivals my more expensive Logitech mouses. Buttons are extremely quiet and provide satisfying tactile feedback.But I think the clincher is all the thoughtful details. I love that I can stash the dongle inside the mouse via a slot on the bottom. The switch to toggle between Bluetooth and wireless, or to shut off the mouse in order to preserve power, is a nice touch. And the recharge capability is as advertised. So far I’ve been using the mouse for two weeks straight and don’t foresee it dying anytime soon. And if it does, it’s nice to know I don’t need to worry about batteries.Overall, this is the perfect portable mouse to stash in my laptop bag and break out in just about any situation.

Well made, long battery life, great functionality
I’ve had this mouse now for months and it works perfectly! The battery works a long time between charges, the design is very comfortable in my hand and highly functional. I love the shape and it feels really well made. Set up was super easy, no issues with compatibility at all.

It’s nice if you get it on sale.
Very light weight responsive. Works right out the box with virtually no set up. Minimal packaging with the material being fairly nice for its price point.You can use it while charging, but keep in mind it isn’t a wired connection. You still have to use Bluetooth/ 2.4G to operate it. The buttons are fairly light and quiet, so it is good to use in an office, shared room, or library.On the left side there’s a rubberized concave area for your thumb to rest at, making it fairly comfortable to grip.I’d probably buy the other colors if the time ever comes to it because the various options are fairly cool or cute depending on your preferences.The only complaints are that the USB C charging port was a little tight on one side, but flipping it and plugging it back in was better(?).The mouse wheel click also uses more force than necessary compared to the other buttons of the mouse that used minimal effort. That would be my biggest gripe because I often use middle MB for passive scrolling, closing tabs, etc.I wish there was a way to modify the DPI with a program but I don’t expect that much since that seems to be seen in modern gaming mice.I got the grey one at $12.98, so definitely cop it there or less if there’s a sale. As I feel like the original price being about $20+ might not be too great.

I just received the TK-MS317 mouse and set it up for me wife. The computer saw it immediately after turning on the BT setting and connected. Within 5 to 10 seconds the mouse was up and running, we’ll see how long it lasts.The trade off for ease of use and not having to install software is that there is no software to modify the button functions. The two side buttons allow you to page back and forwards when in your browser (I’m using chrome). There is no way to change the buttons functions that I have been able to find and no additional software from Tecknet.The build quality is feels good, it comes with a USB dongle if you would rather connect that way, but the Bluetooth connect is fast with no perceptible input latency. I would recommend this for all general use and non-pro gaming.A great mouse for anyone who wants a super easy, well constructed mouse for everyday use.

I had previously purchased the Tecknet M002 model about six months ago for my sons new laptop, however I found myself “borrowing” the mouse for my own laptop. I was impressed as it was responsive, fits nice in the palm, cost less than a tenner and has with three modes of DPI. The battery seems to last forever too! I still haven’t changed the single AA battery it requires. It has to run out at some point.So I bought the Tecknet M003 wireless mouse in red for myself.I’ve used it for about 12 hours now, if something was to go wrong, it would have done so by now… Still working fine, so my thoughts…I takes 2 x AAA batteries and it pretty much the same as the M002 model with a few small differences.The batteries, not sure why they changed from a single AA battery to a dual AAA requirement, but it’s a non issue in the grand scheme of things.More ergonomic finger rests, a slightly deeper cut in the M003 mouse buttons which helps prevent fingers slipping when gripping.The USB dongle now has a new home next to the LED light underneath, which attaches via a magnet, strong enough to hold the dongle but weak enough to easily pull the dongle back out.The thumb grip of the M003 is a little more resistant to slip than the earlier M002 model, again aiding grip.Finally there is a battery low indicator on the left side just above the tip of where your thumb would be.For such a low price, I am quite impressed with the quality (of both mice really).The M003 is certainly one to recommend.