Wireless Ergonomic Mouse, 2.4GHz, 15m Transmission Range, 5 DPI Levels, 120mm Long, Black

I have purchased about 5-6 of these over the years. One got wonky with the wheel button which I attributed to gunk but was unable to clear fully. My wife has one on the dining room table with her laptop, I have one on my desk with my laptops. I have one in my travel bag, and I have a couple at other haunts that I'm at regularly waiting for me to visit.It's the most comfortable mouse I've ever used - since 1990-someting or other. The wheel works great, I can change the DPI to change how fast the cursor moves, I can use the side buttons to back/forward my web surfing... The battery life is excellent... For the price, I feel like I get every penny of use out of these!Buy it.

I bought my son this mouse for homeschool use with his computer - it works well and the battery life is amazing.My husband needed a new mouse so I got him the same mouse, he loves it. Its affordable and the battery life is amazing still. No issues.I have a feeling my family is just going to own only this mouse, my daughter needed a mouse to replace her old wire one, its easy to use and her small hand fits it well. Again the battery life is amazing. We love this brand. I am looking into buying 2 more for my two computers since it works so well.

They last for a year or two. Good enough for me.I have purchased this mouse before under a different name (Tsing or something like that). But the logo and design are all exactly the same, even the manual is exactly the same.I have purchased 5 of these mice in the past 5 years. (for use on two separate computers). This new one and one of the older ones still work. I find that they last for about 1-2 years with consistent or heavy use. I used the one I just replaced for gaming and it still lasted 2 years.They all fail the same way. The wheel starts scrolling the page up when it should be going down or visversa. Minor at first then big jumps. Then later the page will start randomly scrolling by itself. It's the wheel of the mouse. The first one that failed I took it apart and fixed it, it worked for another month then it broke again so I just got a new one. They have all failed the same way. So now I know when it starts skipping up instead of down that my mouse is at the beginnings of failing.The other buttons all still work properly but the wheel does not. I use the wheel pretty regularly so for me, when the wheel fails it's time for a new mouse.

Perfect grip, moves very smoothly

I've just started using this mouse. So far it works well, better than the mouse I was using before. Good Price.

Wow! The WEEMSBOX Wireless Ergonomic Mouse has completely changed the way I work. Its ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, providing unparalleled comfort during long hours of use. The 2.4GHz wireless connection ensures reliable connectivity with a transmission range of up to 15 meters, giving me the freedom to move around without any interruptions. I love the convenience of the 5 DPI levels, allowing me to adjust the sensitivity to suit different tasks and preferences. Whether I'm browsing the web or working on detailed design projects, this mouse delivers smooth and precise tracking every time. Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase - it's definitely a game-changer for anyone in need of a reliable wireless mouse.

I have an abusive relationship with this mouse.I bought my first one several years ago and it was love at first sight. I'd never had a wireless mouse before, and it felt freeing not being attached to my computer. It held my hand through video games, term papers, mundane web browsing...and then one day the scroll wheel started acting up. I'd be scrolling down a webpage and it'd fight me the whole way down, taking one step back for every two steps forward. We went on like this for a few months before I'd had enough. It had gotten so bad that the scroll wheel's only function was to make the screen twitch up and down. I figured I'd gotten a good year or so out of it and for $11 that's not bad, so I left.I started to look back on all our good times together, how well it fit in my hand, how responsive it was, the variable DPI, the thumb buttons. I thought about it a lot and I decided we'd try again, so I ordered another one. It felt like a fresh start. We were getting along great and it was looking like we'd be together forever. After a few months though the middle mouse button started getting lazy. I'd have to press down hard to get it to respond. Just like before, the problem got worse over a few months and it got unbearable. I tried everything I could think of - I took it apart and applied some canned air to the button, I uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers, but it didn't want to change. We dealt with each other's hostility for a time and I finally decided it was time to part ways.But once again I chose to ignore the bad times and focus on the good. Nostalgia got the better of me and soon enough I broke down and ordered my third mouse. I thought "this time will be different. I'll treat it extra nice and it'll do what it promised it would". But it wasn't different. This time it only took 2 months before the scroll wheel problems started. It was the same situation as before - two steps forward, one step back.They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results... but for $11 can you really blame me?

I have had this item for 3 years now and only changed the battery twice (not that I had to but because I wanted to). It feels so comfortable in my hand, that I have to second guess getting a new mouse. The only down side is that there is no power bottun/switch.