Bluetooth Mouse Wireless Rechargeable, KOMO Adjustable DPI Auto-Sleep Mode Ultra-Slim Smooth Computer USB Mice for Air MacBook, Laptop, PC, Notebook, Computer, Tablet (White)

Positive: I love the color, the price, the material's feel under my hands and the look of it. I chose a wired mouse because I got tired of wireless mice slowly losing power and having connectivity issues with anything less than a full battery.Negative: Only one: the mouse scroll wheel doesn't seem to always work until the computer has been on for some time. When I first power on, it does not work right away. Otherwise I'd give this 5 stars.Edit: Upon receiving my review, the company contacted me and sent me a brand new mouse, without even requesting the old mouse back. The new mouse works just fine and I was deeply impressed by their customer service representative. 5 stars! Thanks!

When my desktop wired mouse quit working I went to Amazon to shop. I have to say that the choices are overwhelming and I didn't want to spend all the time that I did spend shopping for a replacement mouse. That being said, the mouse at my desktop gets a lot of use. I wanted one that was the right size, comfortable and accurate. The top has a soft feel and neither the top nor the sides show fingerprints. The green led glow wasn't part of the decision but after about 60 days of use, I'd have to say that I like the soft green glow. If I needed to buy another wired mouse, I'd buy another of these.

I do like the look and size of this mouse but if feels like the right side clicker sticks a little - maybe after some more use it'll feel better?March 09, 2017 - UPDATE: Based on my earlier review stating that the right side button(clicker), the owners at Inateck contacted me and offered to send me a free replacement mouse with no requirement to return the mouse with the sticking right side clicker. I have just received the replacement mouse (identical to the original one) and it is working properly with no issues. This is a company that obviously stands behind it's product. I highly recommend this Inateck DPI Business Wired USB Optical mouse. Nice looking, perfect size for me (I have large hands) and works well.

Finally replaced my Microsoft Intellimouse! I literally have 5 mice sitting here that I'm returning. Ranging from $10-60. They all suck. This one is awesome.For reference, what's important to me:Similar size to Microsoft intellimouse (meaning not small - I use a palm grip)As light as possible. I pick up my wrist a lot while trackingButtons with crisp click and not too hard to click and not too soft.Tracks without a mouse pad on a black ikea desk (all but one I tried were able to do this)Slight inward slant on both sides of mouse so it's easier to pick up. Some I tried were flat or actually flared out toward the table side and I find that puts more strain on my wrist when picking it up.I'll try this for a few more days and probably buy 10 more so I don't have to go through this search again for a while.

***** - there's the additional 5 stars I could not put in the graphic rating.I bought a new Logitech M525 wireless mouse because my old one was working intermittently. Changing batteries didn't improve it. The laptop I use has 3 USB 3.0 ports and the transmitter operates the LT wireless keyboard as well. However, I have external drives, a second monitor, two printers a scanner, a cooling fan and I've forgotten what else connected to a 7 port USB 3.0 hub. I think the USB bus is overloaded. So I pulled out an old wired Logitech mouse and that worked. However, I had to max the motions out in the mouse driver and the response still wasn't brilliant. But it WAS solid. So I thought I would try the Inateck because I hoped the 1000 DPI resolution would bring me back to the performance level I had when the old M525 wireless worked. And it did! Instantly. Well, in as much time as it took Win7 X64 to install the driver (in Windows, no download). The response is as good as, if not better than, the wireless. Motion and control are as good as I've ever had. If ONLY it had a capability to program a button or the wheel for Internet back it would be perfect. Meanwhile, it's as good, if not better than any mouse I've used and I have a pile of failures in our storeroom. Oh, it arrived exactly on time, could not have been easier to install and it came in - wait for it - a simple cardboard box! How good is THAT! ? I did not have to use a chain saw to open the ballistic plastic the Logitech insists on using. Would I buy another one if I needed another mouse? Without question or hesitation. Would I recommend them to anyone who needs a mouse? I'd tell them to ditch their wireless for one. Clear enough.

At first when I got the mouse it felt quite large. Larger than I was used to in the past. And it is slightly larger than a normal mouse. BUT rather quickly I came to love this mouse. I do graphic design and my mouse as to be sensitive and precise as I drag and pull on layers and text boxes etc. This mouse is one of the best I've found to date. works beautifully with my MacBook Pro, can control it well and lights up so I know its connected right. I've adjusted to the largeness of it because its so precise and sensitive I don't even have to reach right on top of it to use it well. I've tried other mouse, more expensive ones that claim to go up to higher Dpi like in the 2000-3000, smaller in size and flatter all claiming to be great and although they work, I still end up coming back to this mouse because I just love it.

Oh my gosh, what a great investment! For months I had been dealing with a computer problem. I work from home and must have a working computer so I had spent hundreds of dollars at my local computer repair shop. I am 72 and not at all tech savvy. My grandson came over and asked to use my computer. I told him no, it 's messed up, only use it for work. He said, "Grammy, if your computer's messed up you need to get a new mouse." I didn't want to hurt his feelings so I held back from laughing, but he insisted so I bought this. You know the rest of the story. Not a single problem since. I plan to visit my computer shop soon to let them know that a 7-year old finally fixed my computer. I'm not claiming my grandson is a genius. He said he learned this fix from a YouTube video where the narrator had had this problem, so I guess it's pretty common.