Trust Silent Wireless Mouse, Battery Included, 800-1600 DPI

My first drawing tablet was a Trust brand tablet and it lasted me 11 years - so when I was looking for a new wireless mouse and found one by Trust, I jumped on it, assuming it would be reliable. 10+ years haven't yet passed since I made this purchase so I can't vouch for the longevity of it yet (compared to my aforementioned Trust tablet), however, I can say that so far it has been excellent. I love how quiet the click is as I create digital art and click around a lot, and don't want to bother my family. I didn't actually realise it came with a battery, I just bought it based on the brand and positive reviews. So it was a nice surprise to crack it open and find a decent brand battery (Duracell) already inside. I wouldn't expect less of this brand to be honest. How many brands can you say actually include batteries in 2025? Trust has always been a Trustworthy (pun intended) brand for me personally, with affordable tech products. I love them and would definitely reccomend this mouse if you just need something cheap (not overly so - has decent weight to it), cheerful and reliable to get the job done. It's comfortable to use and easy to set up (basically just plug and 'play').

Well wrapped and in box when it arrived. Instructions enclosed. Comes with a Duracell battery. Has a look and feel of a great quality product. Comfortable grip. Matte texture so doesn't slip. Doesn't make an annoying sound every time you click on the buttons. The battery is already in the mouse. It has a pull tape that you remove so the battery power is connected. What I also like is that the wifi usb connector that twins the product with your chosen device is actually stored next to the battery 'inside' the mouse. It easily lifts out so you can plug it into your chosen device. Really good idea. If you are travelling you can just remove the usb connector and store it in the mouse again until you get to where you need to use your device again. Really good idea as it means it won't get caught when putting it in and out of a bag. The button on the back of the mouse is a simple on and off switch. The infrared light is a strong light so it's sensitive which means it's accurate when using it. Very impressed with this product. Would definitely purchase again. Far superior quality than other mouse products I have bought. And this product only cost me about a £1 or so more. Definite reccomendation from me.

Grabbed this because my Dell WM112 was going home and its right click switch was dying. It's cheap, there is no doubt in my mind. Trust is well known for its cheap peripherals, at least here in the UK. But cheap does not necessarily mean rubbish, and I think this is another pretty good mouse they've made. It's designed to be small, so my hand ultimately dwarfs it which makes it a little uncomfortable to use, but it doesn't cause pain or anything. It's made of all plastic, with mine having a silver top. There's a soft touch coating applied on the black plastic border piece which helps with making it feel a little more expensive than it actually is, but you know that's going to be ruined pretty quickly depending on how much you use it. The buttons really are silent and that is great. They're barely audible even when I put it close to my ear. There's really only three buttons here, save for the DPI button which is in the usual place just underneath the scroll wheel. It and the scroll wheel have pretty hard clicks and I'm not a big fan of that. The optical sensor seems fine, I'm sure it's cheap as chips and not that accurate and there's a bunch of latency but honestly when you're buying a cheap 2.4GHz wireless mouse like this I don't think you really care about that stuff, you just need a mouse that is small and cheap, and this fits the bill. Personally I use this at work when I'm over setting up a PC and need a mouse. It's a great small little workhorse and will hopefully last a while. If not, well, it was good while it lasted. I'd probably just buy another or claim warranty.

I couldn't find instructions so just prodded around and found USB dongle inside (as mentioned in product description) so plugged it in. Plugged in said USB dongle. Pulled safety tape on mouse and tried it out. It all worked OK. After using it a bit I looked at packaging and found a paper of ilustrations in bottom, but they were not clear to me. If you have a bit of knowledge or intuition you can sort it however. Product works very well but intructions could be clearer, so have rated it at 5 stars, but see below if you need clear a step by step instruction.. Generally I have rated as 5 Stars, with comments above saying things could be improved by putting a clearer instruction leaflet ABOVE product.

It’s not very often I tend to leave a review but this mouse is so good. I got it for £6 on the sale and it’s quiet, feels nice and was absolutely a piece of cake to set up. I’m really happy with it.

Nice mouse. Very much value for the money

Good wireless mouse. Nice size.

The mouse goes to sleep and takes a while to wake up and i have to fiddle with the on/off switch to make the red light stay on so it's useable! Since Feb when I bought it, it's gone through 3 batteries, and I don't use it every day. The red light showing it's working flickers on and off and it doesn't always work. I'm having to order a new wireless mouse now as I just can't trust it for working from home.

Small and compact, perfect for everyday use and for travel.

Przyciski ciche ale zapomnieli wyciszyć kółko które podczas obracania hałasuje tak samo przycisk zmiany DPI . Ale w tej cenie O.K.

Eenvoudig aan te sluiten via USB. Werkt prima.

Fonctionne très bien

Souris tres simple mais efficace . Franchement bin rapport qualite prix