Type C Wireless Mouse, USB C Gaming Wireless Mice 2.4G Silent Ergonomic with 3 DPI Levels Compatible with Samsung Chromebook, Google Pixelbook, Dell, HP OMEN, More Device (Black)

Love that this mouse works with both my older and newer laptops. It has the regular USB and the USB-C (located in the battery area). I also love that is is battery powered. It comes with a case so I can remove the batteries to keep them fresh longer. Great purchase.

Works on C4 USP laptop!

It works good, but when I use it at my desk, directly on the desk it often gets confused and gives up until you turn it off and back on. I have a shiny black painted desk with a fake wood texture. It seems to work fine on any surface except my desk. Textured surfaces are fine. I think it may just not like black surfaces or perhaps black and shiny surfaces.A different brand optical mouse works just fine on my desk.

This mouse is fit perfectly to the palm of your hand and the ‘usb-c’ securely/tightly plugs right into my laptop with very little length sticking out. There is absolutely no wiggling, like other brands I’ve tried. They also include a usb-c to usb adapter that plugs into this when needed. As a bonus, it also comes with a carrying case!

Died within a year. Was too big and bulky. Just ate batteries until it finally just died. Cheap plastic. Would not buy again

Plug & play with my 2016 macbook pro. its small and comes with a nice little case to carry it in. on/off switch, and easy DPI adjustments. The wheel and L/R buttons are nearly silent while still having a tactile "click" feel which is pretty cool.

I have a newer laptop with only 1 USB port but several USB-C ports- Now I can use thumb drives with out getting out all sorts of adaptors - Used it for 30 mins so far - seems great

This mouse worked great for a few weeks, though I noticed that it went to "sleep" quite often, and sometimes had trouble getting it to wake. But this week (about a month in) has been rough, and today I've had to manually turn it on and off about 25 times. I changed the batteries. I checked for a mouse driver update. I checked for a Windows update. I restarted. I uninstalled/reinstalled the mouse.This is a new computer using Windows 11Pro, so it may be a newer-system problem, but this is not sustainable for me.Design wise, I liked this mouse, it was quiet, had a good scroll and click that was soft and quiet. Cute carrying case. BUT -- none of that matters b/c it's wasting my work time. I've scheduled a refund.