Klopor 2 in 1 Adapter to Charger and Aux Earphones Stereo Jack Dual Headphone Audio & Charge Adapter

Works great a year later.

My computer at work is too far from where I sit to allow for a corded mouse. It sits on the other side of my desk and I don’t get the range of movement I like. So, I brought the wireless mouse I use for my desktop at home into work and have been using that. It’s a tiny and super cheap Logitech. Constantly unplugging my mouse from my laptop and plugging it into my desktop was becoming tiresome. I kept going between computers and forgetting my mouse. So, I decided to purchase one. I wanted to get a wireless mouse but I didn’t want to cheap out and get another little Logitech. This time I wanted something a bit more substantial.When I opened the package I saw that it came in a solid plastic box with a foam interior. It was a great surprise to see that it wasn’t blister packed. I hate blister packaging and this was obviously designed to keep the mouse from harm. I took it out and immediately photographed it. If ever there was a mouse that lended itself to photography it’s this mouse. It looks mean as hell.I ran to my desktop to plug it in and test it out. The first thing I noticed is that the mouse click is silent. Definitely something I’m not used to but it’s a super comfortable click. Better than the Logitech I was using which did have an audible click. I guess since it looks like a stealth craft it has a stealth click to go with it stylistically or maybe it’s a performance thing. As for sensitivity, it seems much more responsive to my movements. My previous mouse had a loose battery compartment and I’d have to periodically shake it to make sure the battery was making contact with the circuitry. I don’t have that problem with this mouse at all.Finally, I tested out the light feature. While not practical it is awesome. I don’t think anyone is going to be watching me on my computer so it’s not like I can show it off but something about having the option makes this mouse so much cooler. I imagine the only practical use would be something akin to how a light up keyboard works. If it’s dark it could come in handy.Overall, I love this mouse. I’m incredibly happy with my purchase. I’m thinking about getting more mice for my other computers to replace my Logitech mice. This one fits more comfortably in my hand and is way more sensitive. It’s just a better mouse. I would and probably will buy again. I recommend you do the same.

Pros:-The right and left click mouse buttons are extremely smooth and quiet. When I read that they were dampened, I was worried about not receiving enough "feedback" to tell whether or not I clicked on the button. That is not an issue with this mouse. Although it is quiet, there is a little "click" noise, and a strong feeling of having clicked.-The scroll wheel is super nice to the touch. It doesn't seem to skip any scrolls, or scroll more than I'd like.-The buttons on the left are automatically programmed to be "back" and "forward" which makes web browsing pretty nice. You can download software that allows you to reprogram these two buttons.-The two ^ buttons on the top are used to increase and decrease DPI very quickly. This is especially nice to use in FPS games, and the transition is pretty quick.-The mouse comes in a hard plastic box, fit within foam so the mouse is super secure. You can keep this case if you'd like to take extra care of the mouse.-I haven't had any issues with the mouse disconnecting. The mouse does go to sleep after about 8 minutes of inactivity as a battery saver. Clicking once will reactivate the connection immediately.-The design looks sweet!-The pads on the bottom of the mouse are high quality that make the mouse glide on most "mouse-friendly" surfaces.-There's an off switch on the bottom of the mouse, and 2 on switches. One of them is for "lights on" and one is for "lights off".Cons:-I think the logo is pretty lame. It's like they tried to make a "professional" logo for a mouse that seems out of place on this sick gaming mouse. It doesn't affect anything else, and I usually have the mouse on without the lights, so it's not a real bother.

Needed a new mouse over my $12 small Logitech one, and I gotta say, I love this one much more. It works just fine and it's a straight-forward process. You plug and play and has a really cool light feature if you want it on with no LED, off, or on with LED. The mouse is bigger than my old one and I prefer that more, although, I consider myself to have small hands so that might not be the case for everyone. I've only received this mouse and have no problems so far, but I'm hoping I got the good kind and that it'll last long. My $12 Logitech lasted enough until I needed a new one and I had that for years, so I'm hoping this one will be the same. It has a really good grip on the sides of the mouse. Textured hard plastic so you won't slip and won't wear out compared to the silicon grip on my old Logitech that wore off over time. The click of the mouse is silent, however, so for people who love auto feedback, don't get this. For me, it's perfect because I won't bother people when there's clicking during the night. I have my headset on anyway so I won't really hear it much and it works wonders. Each click feels so comfy and rubber scroller is perfect. The mouse overall is designed nicely and well built for a cheap mouse. When plugging in, however, make sure you placed the AA batteries in (not included) and have the mouse close of 50 cm or closer for it to detect on your computer. If that doesn't work, try replugging it in and try again. That's what I did and it worked just fine after. Other than that, it's definitely worth its price for only a few bucks more over my old mouse or anyone on a budget and wants a good quality mouse.