TeckNet M010 3 Button & Scroll Wired Mouse 1000DPI, USB, for Windows,Mac and Linux -Black

TeckNet is a UK based brand which sells premium electronic products with and affordable price tag. After using a couple of other products from the same brand ,I can assure you that the products are of high quality.M010 is a 3 button mouse for desktop and laptop.It offers sensitivity upto 1000dpi which is more than enough for responsive cursor control.-----------------------BUILD QUALITY AND DESIGN-----------------------The mouse is made of plastic material ,kind of glossy at the top and matte finished at the sides for a better grip.It isn't the smallest of the mouses you will in the market,it measures 11 x 6.1 x 3.7 cm and weighs less than 100gms. You can easily hold it with your palm. Cable is pretty long at 1.5m.Overall the build quality is very good.------------------Functioning----------------Its is plug and play device ,you don't need any extra drivers for installing the same.I tested this with my laptop and desktop ,both of the systems recognized it quickly and started functioning.The buttons does have that clicky sound and offers good feedback. The scrolling wheel turns without any issues and you don't need too much force to click it either.You can also use it for gaming ,as long as you are fine with the weight.Because for gaming ,people prefer heavy mouse#Overall It is quick, accurate and easy to use.Even with a small hand it will be comfortable to use.I am totally satisfied with my purchase and I would recommend this product for home and office use.Note:You can avail the 6 months additional warranty by register the product in tecknet website.Which gives you 2 years of total warranty.Thanks for reading my review ,I hope it helpsRegardsAbraham

Excellent bang for the buck

excellent

well it is best mouse for office and casual gaming

Great mouse.. quality is much better as expected.

Good product

Good Product as expected!

I use my laptop a lot more in the warmer months and I was already beginning to get frustrated having to use the touchpad, so I decided to buy a USB mouse to use instead.I just wanted something cheap, but that was still decent quality - I wasn't bothered about anything with a load of bells and whistles. This mouse seemed to fit the bill and it seems perfect for my needs so far. It comes in simple packaging - just a box with the mouse inside in a little protective bag. The mouse is pretty light, definitely compared to my usual wireless mouse I use with my desktop PC, as obviously this one doesn't contain any batteries. It's not too big and not too small for me, I've used both bigger and smaller mice before. The USB cable is quite long and I've got no problems using the mouse with either hand. The quality of build seems fine, I haven't noticed any issues there, but I'll just have to see if it stands the test of time.It's simple plug and play of course, I just connected it up to my laptop and it was good to go immediately. It seems very accurate, I haven't noticed any erratic behaviour from the pointer and it tracks perfectly on my sofa and on my clothes when using the mouse on my lap. I even tried it on a glossy magazine cover and it worked not too badly, but you could tell it was beginning to struggle a little. Each button has an expected clicking sound, the wheel turns without any issues and you don't need too much force to click it either.All in all, a very good value purchase - I don't see any need to spend anything more if all you're looking for is a simple mouse.

My Microsoft Intellimouse (5 button) was starting to play up after 15 years. But the new equivalents are 28 quid and the reviews indicate that the plastic trims peel off. So this Tecknet 6-Button seemed a good substitute especially for just £8. It works perfectly (but it's new), and the feel is very similar to the old Intellimouse. Much the same size, which for me was important - some mice are just too small. I don't know how it performs for gaming, but I don't need that.

In light use it worked okay for about the 1st 3 months BUT in the last month or more, the mouse has become very slow and it not due to any software issues.. it seems to have considerable delay in working at either of the speed settings on a mouse mat or paper ! Sent back for refund. I suggest buying a decent quality mouse :(.

Sold as an ambidextrous mouse, so purchased this to operate left handed. It is clearly shaped with an asymmetrical body designed for right handed operation, so sits uncomfortably in the left hand with side-click buttons difficult to operate. Sent back for a refund. I'm sure if you're right handed it may be fine, but seen as it was mis-sold, gets 1 star from me!

I've been using it for a day and it seems OK. Not too heavy or light. the buttons seem to have a crisp response and the "forward/backward" buttons are quite well-placed for my thumb. Other mice with those I've had in the past have placed them further back so I've tended not to use them. Pointer movement works nicely on the "slower" setting - I'm using it with KDE desktop on a 1680x1050 monitor with the mouse acceleration set in KDE to be 5x, adaptive. This gives easy coverage of the whole screen with not too much movement of the mouse and doesn't shoot all over the place like a runaway train.