Wireless Bluetooth Mouse with Smart Flying Scroll Side Scroll Wheel, Multi-Device Ergonomic Mice with Track on Glass, Quiet Clicks for Windows/Mac OS/Chrome/Linux/Android (Black)

Its a bit bigger that usual mouse and i'm tall to say. You'll have to adopt to not to click on the bottom left button with your thumb (a few days). Scrolls only lines, I wanted it to scroll like touch-pad gestures.Clicks are very silent but 2 buttons are loud - lower thumb button and the mode changing button behind the second scroll wheel.I trued different mouses and returned all of them. Hate returns, but love good products.Hereafter is the review of my first mouse. It was blemished so I returned it tested other mouses and ordered this one again. And it works perfectly.--------Bluetooth works inconsistently. Mouse is within 1 foot from the laptop. Works 5 min fine then bugs like connection is intermittent and then works fine again. Its ok for digital work but for games its a no no the first minute of play.USB connection works fine. Never tested the distance tho.The second scroll is impossible to assign a certain command to. I want it to scroll browser windows horizontally. No luck. Bu that works in photoshop and illustrator by default.The quality is good and it's presentable. Let's see how many years will it last.

I used a Microsoft "Wireless Lasermouse 6000" for many years, and especially liked its size and functionality--but alas, it gradually developed several problems, so I had to search for a replacement (and these aren't being made anymore). Most of the mouses available today are too small for my taste--but when I saw this one, it looked about the same size as my old MS mouse, so I placed an order. I found that it fits my hand perfectly, and has many nice features.It's a wireless optical mouse, and the manufacturer claims it will even work on clear glass (though I haven't tried it that way). But it glides easily on my desk surface, and can connect via its 2.4 GHz USB receiver or through either of two Bluetooth channels (all three options connected easily). (You can switch through these three choices with a button on the left side of the mouse--so potentially, you could use it with three different computers, quickly moving from one to another. A button on top of the mouse, just behind the "Smart Flying Scroll Wheel" (whatever that means...), allows you to cycle through four resolution (DPI) settings: 1000, 1600, 2400, and 3200. It also works with both Windows and Mac systems. It's great for right-handed users, but the button layout would be very inconvenient for a lefty to use.It comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable for charging the mouse's internal lithium ion battery. In my experience, a charge lasts for several weeks of heavy use before requiring a recharge, even though I never turn off the mouse (there's a switch on the bottom for that, probably for when the mouse is being transported--or for when you're leaving for a vacation). You must supply your own charger (ordinary 5-volt phone-type, or a USB port)--but nearly everybody has several of those now... Lights on the side of the mouse will warn you when a recharge is needed within a few days (recharging takes about two hours).No software is supplied--so if there's a way to configure things like how many lines are skipped for each notch of the scroll wheel (or other parameters), I certainly couldn't find it.In addition to the "Smart Scroll Wheel," there's a "Side Scroll Wheel," which is a metal roller operated by the user's thumb. In some applications, it will allow side-to-side scrolling--but I found that I had to press against it fairly hard to get enough friction to turn that metal roller--and doing so often results in inadvertently pressing the "Forward" and/or "Back" buttons, which are located inconveniently close below the side scroll wheel. Additionally, there's a "Return to Desktop" button a little further down (on the skirt at the lower edge of the mouse). I rarely require that function (which I can conveniently invoke from the keyboard, if needed)--but it's easily hit by accident, so I frequently find myself at the Windows desktop when I really didn't want to be. I do wish there was configurable software with this mouse, so I could disable functions that add annoyance rather than convenience. Still, since I otherwise like the mouse, I'll have to try to train my thumb to be more accurate...

The media could not be loaded.  I got this mouse for features ... the wireless connection via bluetooth and the advertised ability to work on glass. Both features work flawlessly, so I'm very pleased with this mouse!For the main laptop in our house, we do use the USB dongle for the wireless connection, and this provides seemless connectivity with no lag. But for other devices, the bluetooth is a great option to use this mouse without having to move the dongle. It is very easy to switch between the wireless/bluetooth modes allowing for easy transition between devices. Obviously the laptop has to have bluetooth capability for that connection to work, but ours works just fine also without any lag in the movement/response of the mouse.We have a glass coffee table in our living room, and my teacher wife frequently grades papers and enters grades from the comfort of the couch. But she hates using the touchpad, so this mouse allows her to use it from our coffee table without a mousepad (seriously, who uses mouse pads anymore?). I was skeptical this would work on the glass, but it acts just like a dark surface with zero lag or loss of motion due to the glass, as shown in the video. Very nice feature to have for our situation.The shape of the mouse is very ergonomic, fitting my hand comfortably, but also my 8 year old daughters. And the rubberized texture is very soft and comfortable as well.And finally, the battery life is excellent. We've been using this near daily for about 6 weeks and haven't had to recharge yet.So this mouse is a great price and provides excellent features that make it worth every penny. I would highly recommend it if you need any of those features!