HXMJ Rechargeable 2.4Ghz Wireless Gaming Mouse with USB Receiver,7 Colors Backlit for MacBook, Computer PC, Laptop (600Mah Lithium Battery) (Black)

It's a nice mouse, there was an issue with the USB connection coming loose, but I was able to remove the cover and glue it to secure it. Otherwise it is a great everyday mouse that works for web usage and gaming. It has several light portals (same color) and the optical sensor works great on a black desk top. It works both wired and wireless. I'd buy it again if I needed another mouse on my desk.

After owning this mouse for years it finally started giving me issues the charging port is loose but thats not an issue from the makers its probably from me using it while its plugged in but ive also had this mouse for 6 years. It still works just as good but to charge it I have to let the front of the mouse hang over the desk so the weight of the cable gentle pulls the port downward a bit and it'll charge

Very clicky, I had to return it before I even used it. It seems well made and is nice. Just the clicky noise isn't for me.

I picked up this little jewel for the office because I was tired of constantly replacing AA and AAA batteries. Now I plug in the USB charge cord at the end of the day and I'm ready to go.(also works with the cord plugged in if you're lazy and forget until it drains). For the techno-nerds out there, this mouse will tickle your toes and your fancy. The rotating backlight and robot design is a fun distraction. Warning, for those with an active nerd imagination, you may become concerned about being attacked and forced to find it the Allspark. Update....Since my original purchase about 3 months ago. The left click button is already having issues and not allowing for drag and highlight so I can copy. A bit sad...I liked this mouse.

If I had to summarize this thing in one word, it would be: "Meh." This mouse looks kinda cool. It lights up, but those lights drain the battery very quickly. I usually need to plug it back in after 2 days or so. My older one (also had lights) would last for a week. The lights themselves are pretty mediocre. I typically just turn the lights off to conserve power. It sucks that there's no battery indicator light on it. While they change color, the light from the laser bleeds through distorting it and causing a flicker. It's big enough so it fits my hand, but doesn't have any real ergonomics. The buttons are ok, but feel a little cheap. This is especially the case for the Forward/Back buttons which are super-sensitive and can depress accidentally very easy (which can be annoying). If this was an expensive mouse, it'd only get one star but gets two more because it's cheap, wireless, and can be recharged (which makes up some for its poor battery life). The rest of it is pretty cheaply made. The buttons are plastic-y, the lights are mediocre and distorted, and the actual battery life is poor.

0 stars, none at all. Lasted 37 days before it went haywire. Buttons randomly don't work, left click and it does a right click, bizarrely turns itself on, despite the power switch being in the off position, and starts clicking in random areas of the desktop. Move the mouse around the screen and it starts selecting icons. While web browsing it'll go back 12 pages in the history for no reason. Randomly stops working on the desktop icons for some reason, rebooting the mouse works temporarily. Battery life isn't that great either, light use and 2 days it's dead, but I'm sure that's 100% related to it randomly clicking 24 hours a day,, even when powered off. The only thing that actually works correctly is literally the scroll wheel. This is now sitting in the landfill replaced by a Logitech that works.

I does not save battery efficiently by going to standby mode therefore remains on for most of the time leading to poor battery life

Great mouse and very easy to use Very long battery life