EWEADN Q9 Wireless Clear Mouse Dual Mode Bluetooth & 2.4G USB Computer Mouse with RGB Lighting, Silent Clicks, Multi-Device Compatibility for Laptop, PC, MacBook, iPad Cute Mouse-Pink

This such a cute mouse. Love the RGB lights and it’s completely silent.

Good:-Nearly silent. Great for those who do not enjoy loud clicks.-Glides smoothly on surfaces, seems better-able to handle motion off a dedicated mousepad (e.g. directly on a vinyl table or cloth armrest).-No-fuss pairing in at least Windows; plug in 2.4Ghz dongle to computer, turn on mouse, wait a few seconds for it to automatically pair, and you're good to go.-The DPI/"gear" button is on the bottom of the mouse. Once you have it set, it's difficult to accidentally bump the button and change the setting unintentionally, unlike some other mice I use which put the DPI toggle button on the top or side of the mouse.-Battery life is exceptional, lasting for 11 days with ~5h/day of use.Neutral:-Relatively very low tactile feel to clicking. Combined with its near silence, this is definitely something you'd want to use in a quiet place, not a loud high-stimuli place.-The mouse has a very interesting feel to it; it's quite unusual. It has silicone sides to assist with grip, and rubber on the mousewheel for the same purpose, but then everything else is smooth rounded plastic; a nice kind of firm plastic, very smooth. The design of the mouse otherwise is quite unusual; the way the buttons are raised up and sort of separated from the rest of the mouse; distinct pieces. The mouse *feels* timid, but it's a bold look.-Latency feels relatively high (and polling rate relatively low) compared to other wireless mice I've used. This is probably done for battery life conservation reasons, but it'd be nice to have the option to change this if I wanted to. Similarly, when the mouse goes in standby mode, it requires a click, not just movement, to come out of sleep mode, a behavior I haven't seen before.Bad:-I'd like if the RGB was used more intuitively and informatively. When charging, there's a little red LED to indicate it's charging. I would like it to tell me the battery's state of charge. Similarly, the DPI toggle lighting is only informative if you know what the different colors are supposed to mean. What DPI "gearing" does purple indicate? No idea.-Lack of macro buttons makes this poor for productivity. It's tough to go back to keyboard commands or physically moving the mouse to the back button to go back in a web browser or to close a window. HID drivers/software is not a big ask; give me the hardware and I'll give you the software happily. Present a second device via 2.4GHz transceiever for sending the mouse RGB control signals and we will write software to control that, too; give and ye shall receive.Other/FYI:-I would not advise using bluetooth mode on any input device unless you absolutely have to; relative to 2.4Ghz (and some other standards), it is high-latency and low-accuracy. Use the dongle if you can.-I haven't used the mouse long enough to come to any conclusions on durability, though everything seeems fine to get through at least a year or two; I'd guess the glide pads on the bottom of the mouse will fail before anything else in most cases.Overall, this is a very unique and interesting mouse, well-suited to basic computer use. It's poorly suited to advanced productivity use or for gaming. It's very quiet, excellent for quiet environments but poor for loud environments, and seems generally geared toward people who appreciate low levels of stimuli.

An eye catcher. It is very quiet and subtle

This is awful. Doesn't track well at all, the delay makes everything more difficult. With or without the sticker on the bottom it track awful.

The mouse if a very cute and functional mouse. My main complaint is the charge life. The life of the charge is only a few days with me having to charge it at least twice a week. Other than that it is a good mouse but the having to recharge every few days is not that great.Update: Seller was very helpful and sent a replacement mouse.

**Background:** I am using this mouse with a Mac mini M2. My main daily driver broke and I am going to try to replace the clicker switch (but that is beyond the scope of this review) but I hate all my other spares and this thing caught my eye so I thought I'd give it a chance.**Build Quality:** It's kind of what I expected at this price point. However I think it looks cool and funky and not like any mouse I have every used.**Function:** I paired this mouse via bluetooth with my Mac mini. I had trouble at first but then I figure it out. The DPI at the highest is super sensitive. I like it like that as I have two 32” monitors one portrait other landscape. And the hyper sensitive action makes it much easier to get around.The changing LED light is kind of cool, but then also annoying. The silent clicking is great when working late at night and I don't wanna disturb anyone. I really don't like the roller wheel it too clicky. I have a MX master 3s an I love the smooth flywheel particularly on portrait 32 inch monitor, there is a lot vertical screen real estate to scroll up and down.I don't like that the mouse kind of sleeps so when you come back to your computer, it takes a couple clicks or movement to wake it up, this lags is a little annoyingI think it feels pretty good in my hand. I'm able to use it without much issue. It’s not the best and not the worst regarding ergonomics. Also make sure you remove the blue tape on the bottom as I used the mouse for a day thinking that it was kind of sticky, lol.**Conclusions:** Once I get my main mouse fixed or replaced, I'll go back to it but this little this is my new favorite back up that I will also use when I travel.

Wish it was larger but I knew that when buying it. Love it :)