QUI Metal USB Mouse Jiggler with Switch Button,Automatic Mouse Mover with 2 Jiggle Modes,Supports Multi-Track,Driver-Free,Plug-and-Play Keeps PC/Laptop Awake

Works right out of the box just plug into usb port and your good to go. I like the two modes. One barely moves the mouse so you can still use it, and the second click moves it around randomly all over the place. Keeps the screen from locking. Also I use a lot of apps that time me out and make me log in again if there is no activity so this has saved me tons of time having to login when I need to use the bathroom or leave the computer for a bit.

As a work from home mom of 5, I don’t know why I waited so long to buy one of these. This thing is FANTASTIC! Super easy to install and use. I literally plugged it in to the computer and turned it on, that’s it! Highly recommended! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Our IT department couldn't figure out how to keep our PC from going to sleep every 30 minutes of inactivity, so I took the matter into my own hands. This tiny device is absolutely perfect and has solved our problem!

This is a simple product to review- it works. I'm using it with the 6-inch USB extension cable it came with. I have it plugged into a USB-C port on my laptop dock, that way I can push the button without having to reach under my monitor to the dock. If you need a longer extension, it's a USB-C plug to USB-A socket (female). I think the easiest way to replicate that would be to use a USB-C cable with a USB-A plug adapter on one end.It does have a green light to tell you that it's on, although you can easily see on the screen that the mouse is moving.It's easy to use: One push= small movement, back and forth. I'll be using this setting. 2 pushes= much more, quicker movement in random directions. Hold button= turn off.For $10 it's well worth it if you need this sort of thing. I'm switching to this one instead of one of those 'raft-like' machines that has a rotating pad that you place the mouse on. This is way smaller on the desk, I don't have to pick up the mouse every time, although I will have to remember to switch it on. The advantage the 'raft-like' ones have is that you can power it with a charger, and don't have to plug it into the computer you're using.

I'm okay with Teams showing me away even though I'm working, just not moving my mouse. However I sometimes need to move huge files that takes hours. The issue is over time, if I'm inactive on a server, it logs me out or someone does. This helps that and keeps the laptop from going in to sleep.I have this unplugged most of the time. It actually has three modes. Small movement, big movement, and off. A long press of the button turns it off which is nice sometimes.Super simple solution.

This does the job perfectly if you need to keep your mouse cursor moving for one reason or another ;)Has two different modes: One is super slow movement, and the second is faster sporadic movements.Plug and play too - just plug it into your computer's USB port and you are good to go

I bought this brand because it stated and showed a USB-C cable that it was suppose to come with, to use with Mac… well I didn’t receive the cable. It’s the main reason I bought this brand, product is useless to me right now. False advertising and disappointed!

My IT hasn’t detected the device. It has a switch were you can push h the button twice and it still keeps your screen active without the mouse couser moving which is good for companies who watch your screen