JLabJBuds Wireless Mouse, Connect Via Bluetooth or USB Wireless Dongle, Multi-Device Toggle, Up to Three Devices, Custom User Profiles, Adjustable Tracking, Full-Size, Rechargeable, (1 Pack)

Perfect grip and helpful function

Love this mouse. Whisper quiet and very accurate. I have one at work and now in my home office.

Currently the mouse is priced at $29 due to a Black Friday deal so this review may be a little off when talking about it's price, but everything else should still be accurate.I wanted to replace my old mouse with a new one, so after buying two other mice, I brought this one and tried it out. After using it for a day I am very happy with it and wanted to specify what I like and dislike in case anyone is reading this so you know *exactly* what to expect. If this looks like too much text for a mouse review, just read the first sentence of each point marked by the - dash line.Pros:-The mouse cursor movement feels clean and accurate. As I mentioned before, the Cherry mouse was very floaty feeling and I almost felt like there was just a slight delay when I moved it around. This mouse feels very accurate, responsive, and it moves how I expect it to (which specifically means that the mouse movement is not biased either vertically or horizontally, you can move your mouse cursor in-The size of the mouse is close enough to the right size for me. I have slightly smaller than average hands, so depending on how the mouse was made, I might not be able to use that M5 button without shifting my hand because of how far forward the M4-5 buttons are. While I would like the buttons to be just a little bit more back, closer to my palm, the M4-5 buttons are in a good enough spot for me. This mouse also doesn't have a weird 'sharp hump' shape like the iClever mouse I bought. The mouse even has a comfortable position to place your thumb in which is something I personally like.-The scroll wheel is responsive and consistent. Another issue with the Cherry mouse was that the mouse wheel moved in a way where it was harder to tell when you rolled it a single 'click' forward or back. Even worse, sometimes I would roll it one 'click' and it wouldn't scroll the screen, but instead would scroll the screen only on half of the next roll, making this awkward cycle of scrolling and not scrolling. This mouse does not have that issue as it is consistently registering each roll and you can feel it well enough to know you rolled it all the way into it's proper sitting position.Not a pro or con for me but the mouse has a quiet click when you use any of the buttons. This makes the buttons feel a little less responsive but not at all bad by any means. I know when I am clicking the mouse and when I am not.Cons:-The mouse is a little odd to grip. While the mouse is not uncomfortable, it could of benefited to have some rubber around the thumb rest and the opposite side of the mouse. I don't feel like I am losing my grip on the mouse at any point, but I know what it's like to hold a more comfortable mouse. In the image it shows these little waves that imitate something that should help your grip and just make the mouse more comfortable, but in reality those waves are just as smooth as the rest of the mouse (they are on the mouse, but they do not help with your grip at all). It's not a huge complaint, but it does make the different between the good mice and the great mice.-The mouse is a little light in weight. It's not a total lightweight $9 mouse but I expected the mouse to be slightly heavier as it helps keep the mouse flat on the pad, and while I'm not constantly lifting the mouse on accident, it does feel a little strange moving to a lighter mouse.-While the mouse cursor is spot on, I noticed the physical mouse is just slightly rubbing with my pad, not enough to actually effect anything, but I can still feel it when I move the mouse. Maybe it's just a minor defect, but I figure it's worth mentioning.And that's it. I don't care for color gimmicks or whatever feature that jacks up the price of other mice by dozens of dollars, so for a meat and potatoes mouse, this is probably the closest I'm going to get to my old mouse and I like it for it's current price.

Excellent wireless mouse

I’ve been looking for a wireless mouse for a few weeks to go with my wireless typewriter keyboard and stumbled upon this one. It’s a nice full size mouse with nearly silent clicks that drags very well on my mousepad. The height and width are comfortable for me along with the section to rest your thumb. The scroll wheel clicks silently as well but also has a “bumpy” feel when scrolling which I really like. This is a great, sturdy mouse for the price. I appreciate the packaging from the color to the little compartment it had to hold the charging cable.

I loved how the mouse works but 2 weeks ago it started making this constant random beeping noise and is too distracting to use at my desk. Nothing works to turn the noise off, Ive tried things like charging it, changing the pairing modes, turning it off and back on and even reinstalling the mouse driver on my computer.

This is one of my favorites that I've tried so far and I've tried a lot of different mice at this point. It's very comfortable to use and the clicks are so soft and quiet it's amazing. Great price and great performance. Great battery life as well. Anyone in the market for an inexpensive mouse that is silent with lots of options this is the one to get!Now I will say that I sent this one back because I decided to go with it's bigger brother the Epic version and absolutely love it. It's a little bigger and has more options with a larger battery but costs twice as much so depends on what your looking for.Hope this helps!

Battery still going and it's been over a month without charge. The extra buttons also make a huge difference for my work flow. Would buy again if I needed another mouse