MacallyWireless Rechargeable Mouse, 3-Button, 3x Adjustable DPI, 400mAh Battery, RF Connectivity, Dark Gray

Works great. Compact. Great battery life. Feels good in the hand in spite of being small.The only con I have is something that probably only affects a few of us...a sensitive right button.I had a similar form mouse in which I was accidentally pushing the right mouse button by just holding it.It happens with this mouse too, but less often.It a great buy if you are looking for a small mouse for home or for travel.

The only positive I can grant this mouse is that it feels great in your hand. I failed to comprehend that it does not use a battery and to keep it charged, you have to plug it into either your computer or an outlet with adaptor. I would not have minded that if the mouse had KEPT the charge. But in the middle of a project it will just go stagnant and I'm forced to use my MacAir pad, which I've never liked or used unless forced to do so.When last the mouse refused to cooperate, I tossed it into the trash (kept the charging cord). Today I'm buying another.My recommendation? Don't bother with this product.

Other than being rather small, I am very pleased with all of the features. I am a bit surprised about how accurate and responsive this very affordable mouse it. I highly recommend it and will reorder is it ever wears out.

I have large hands and have a handicap. This mouse is superb. Ihave a iMac and it works well with and was easy to install. I would highly recommend this product and I am pleasantly suprised at its ability. It is well worth the money.Do not let the low cost fool you about its working.

My requirements for a mouse are pretty minimal. I don't something huge that takes up unnecessary space on my desk. I don't want something with all kinds of buttons that can be unintentionally pressed. And I want a reliable, comfortable, wireless mouse that performs well. I was replacing a Logitech mouse that was about 10 years old and had begun acting senile. My biggest problem with it was it would suddenly stop working, requiring me to remove then reinsert one of the batteries. The on/off switch was also unwieldy. I was worried the Macally mouse would be too small but it was perfect for my hands, as comfortable as the Logitech I was replacing, and it functioned perfectly. I love the easy on/off switch and the rechargeable battery. I just plug it in every few days for an hour or so. It hasn't given me any trouble. If there is one thing I would change, it would the scroll wheel that is a bit stiff for my taste. But that's a minor niggle. I'm hoping this lasts me another decade. And if I need a new mouse, I'll check the Macally line first.

The more I use this mouse the more it squeaks. The left button is the culprit. With increased use the left button has gotten increasingly noisy and harder to press as if it needed lubrication. I was replacing an aging Logitech M325 that had a worn out scroll wheel. The Macally mouse is so uncomfortable to use due to the additional pressure required to operate the left button with the annoying squeak, I'm back to using my M325 which still has better buttons after years of use. The Macally has a nice design and features with the selectable DPI, but it's poorly executed in materials and manufacturing.

I love the fact this mouse is easy to pack up and take with anywhere to use it. I go to a coffee shop in town at least 1 morning every week to work. The thing that plugs into the computer fits snugly in the bottom of the mouse. I place the mouse and it charger cord has made my not worry my mouse would die when I needed it most. With this one as soon as it starts getting sluggish, which takes a good while, I can plug it into the laptop and it charges as I still use it!

Easy to set up - it comes with its own USB radio dongle that you plug into a port on your computer and a USB charging wire. Mouse is comforably small. The mouse seems efficient at conserving the battery - it goes into idle mode after ~7 min of not using it. To wake it up you have to click on one of the buttons. After charging for 2 hrs per instruction sheet the mouse lasted 17 days.The dpi switch controls how quickly the mouse arrow moves across the screen. You have to cycle through the three speeds to see which one you prefer.

this rechargeable mouse is the best one I have had,no more batteries to worry about