ZTTOC Rechargeable Wireless Gaming Mouse for Mac, Laptop, Notebook, Quiet Computer Wireless Mouse with 7 Colorful Breathing LEDs, Unique Silent Click,3 Adjustable DPI and 7 Buttons (C11 Black)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I am very impressed with this gaming mouse that I couldn't believe how awesome it is. After charging it for 4 hours, it was easy to connect to my computer and the instructions are very informative. It is exactly as described online quiet, soft to the touch and awesome to play video games with. This is such an awesome gaming mouse that my oldest took it away from me and now I have to tell you guys that you will not be disappointed and the price is amazing. I love the color changing lights and when I stop using it goes on sleep mode good for battery life. Must have

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I've spent over $50 on gaming mice in the past (Razer brand) and now that I've tried this one, there is no way I will spend that kind of money for a mouse anymore. The first thing I noticed about this mouse is that it has a great feel to it and a bit of heft. It doesn't feel like a cheap piece of junk, and yet it's still light enough to move around comfortably. My other mouse used to fly off the edge of my desk all of the time since it's so lightweight. I haven't had that issue with this one. This mouse is really comfortable in my hand, even after hours of use. That's important to me since most of my work is done on the computer and I work for hours at a time. I also have arthritis, so hand ergonomics is something that really makes a difference in how my hand feels at the end of the day. This mouse is comfy! I also like the silky smooth texture of the top. The sides are very slightly ridged.This mouse comes with a dongle to attach to your computer via USB. It connected to my computer after just a few seconds. I didn't have to pair it as it did so automatically. The scroll wheel is plastic topped with a ridged rubber like material and is nearly silent. I love that the scroll wheel is so smooth functioning. I also LOVE that if you hover over a link you can press down on the scroll wheel to open the link in a new tab. You can also hold it down and while keeping it pressed down move a page up or down. The left and right click buttons are also very quiet.The mouse also has a button to change the DPI. It's very responsive and I haven't experienced any lag.There is a slider switch on the bottom to turn the mouse off (it also auto-sleeps), on, and to turn the lights on. I like to have the lights on at night, but they drain the battery faster, so during the day I just keep them off. If you do run the battery down, you can use the mouse "wired" with any USB cord. It comes with one for charging, but it's kind of short for actual use. The micro USB plugs into the front of the mouse directly under the scroll wheel. If you leave the lights off, the battery life seems to be pretty good.The lights on this mouse look great. They slowly change color, with multi-colors appearing in the lightning forks over the top of the mouse. They aren't very bright during the day. That's good, though, because if you want to play a game at night, you don't have them blaring up in your eyes (but still looking sharp).This is now my favorite mouse due to the comfort, responsiveness, and good looks. :-) IMO, you can't beat if for the price!REVIEW UPDATE: After 2 months the left mouse button doesn't consistently select text properly. I'm going to have to get a new mouse. :-(

I bought this mouse as a temporary one when my Logitech G602 died. The color was beautiful, and I like that it isn't huge like many gaming mice are.PROs-Easy Setup-Pretty!!-Rechargable-Good for smaller handsCONs-Battery doesn't last all that well-Side buttons don't work every time...very frustratingIf you keep in mind that this isn't a higher-end mouse, it is worth the price.

It was a little bigger than I expected. The material is that high density plastic that's common in chinese products; it's good quality and the finished parts look to be durable, it just has a cheaper look if you examine the underside. Side and DPI buttons are very clicky but work nicely. The scrollwheel has a nice solid movement. Left and Right clicks are near silent. There is a small bit of exposed area underneath the scrollwheel near the charging port where you can also see a little of the inner circuit board - I wonder if dust, etc will be a problem. But it's a good price, works well, the DPI button is a nice touch, and the lights look great.

This mouse comes with a USB dangle with a known Vulnerability, "The KeySniffer attack is made possible by a common vulnerability in undocumented USB transceivers from MOSART Semiconductor, Signia Technologies, and one unknown manufacturer, all of which Bastille reverse-engineered in order to properly examine data it found through exploratory attacks" This mouse comes with this USB. I can not recommend it for this reason. The one I have has the MOSART chip.

I have used his mouse for a week and the charging port has detached from the mouse and fallen into the body. Additionally, it's an important note that the mouse must be on while charging- otherwise, it will not hold power.The overall design was comfortable, but the lifespan is unacceptable.

I really like this mouse, overall. It's great if you don't plan on using it for very long. However, I spend hours (AT LEAST 8 hrs) on my computer, and this mouse couldn't handle it. I've had to have it constantly plugged into my portable charger (the cord that they give you is too short to be plugged into your computer at all times).That is really the only downfall to it, but seeing as I spend so much time at my computer, it's a pretty important thing.But I love how silent it is - to the point I don't even know if I click on anything sometimes. And it's very comfortable and works well. I like that if it's idle for an extended period of time, the mouse kind of "locks" in a way. You have to click the mouse in order for it to wake up.I would have given it a better overall rating if the battery life wasn't so important for me. Or if I had a cord that could reach to computer tower and just have it plugged in all the time, that would have made up for it.

I had no problems using this to draw all these house plans in AutoCAD but I do hate that I have mini heart attacks that it died on me and really it is because the on/off switch sticks down a tad bit compared to the bottom surface and while moving the mouse it catches and slides it to the off position... it lights up which was awesome!