Type C Wireless Mouse，Vssoplor USB C MacBook Wireless Mouse Dual Mode 2.4G Cordless Mice with Nano USB and Type C Receiver Compatible with PC, Laptop, MacBook and All Type C Devices-Black and Silver

Perfect mouse, had it a year and no complaints. Comfy in the hand, has held up to being transported frequently, no connection issues.One year later I have altered my setup to let me use this mouse easily with all three of my different computers between work and personal. Having the two different receivers (USB-A and USB-C) made that easy. It’s also easy to plug and play with another computer when needed, totally instantaneous.Note that this does charge off a USB-C cable. Holds a charge for a good long while though, I only plug it in every couple months and I use it daily.If you just need a simple mouse that WORKS, no frills but never gives you issues, this is the one.

I searched a lot of the wireless mouse options before purchasing this one. I really like the idea of having 2 usb’s in one. The black/gold matches perfectly with my twilight MacBook Air, which is just a personal preference I was looking for. Most importantly are the facts that it works very well. The top button helped with finding the right speed, so if you feel the mouse is too sensitive don’t forget to use the option. After I realized that, it was perfect and responsive to my needs. Connectivity was flawless. I have a larger hand so I was concerned whether it was going to be too small compared to the standard mouse sizes I use, but it’s comfortable and easy to fit into my MacBook Air carrying case. It came charged, and I’ve been using it constantly since I received it and haven’t seen the low battery light come on to try the usb charging cord it came with. Overall, I am completely satisfied with this purchase, and would recommend it to anyone

Works great with my new mac pro laptop. Mouse rolls and clicks nicely and quietly. Like that I can use the mouse while charging if low as it plugs into front of mouse vs bottom (like apple). Universal to use w/ usb-c or usb.

New laptop, need a new mouse - but have nerve and joint pain. Never got the hang of a laptop touchpad. My old favorite mini mouse for the laptop, now too small. A standard size, too big.Tried a vertical one that is supposed to better ergonomically - wasn't. Tried two - the first from Amazon was deadmouse straight from the box, trashed it. The second vertical needed so much effort to keep it flat to work, along with a scroll wheel from hell - off to Goodwill.Lets try a flatmouse again.Fit the hand well, not "perfect" as advertised - a ridiculous claim, no hands are made the same.After charging, easy pairing to the laptop. straight from the box - and two USB Bluetooth receivers, both type and and C. They lie under a cover, not just pop outs. Elegant, simple, no garish logo. Clicks quietly, works on my satin finish wood desk without a mousepad, a major plus.But the initially rather nice soft-touch black finish started to dull, blemish and scratch within 3 months.Soft-touch finishes do that, always a poor design choice.That finish will not last long, and you have to remember to recharge it monthly or so.Went back to my new Logitech M510 for a while as swapping mice helps relieve hand issues.

Long lasting battery. Works beautifully for both Mac and PC

I've been using mice made by the big boys (LogiT....) for a long time. However, the last one I bought was cr@p and had to be returned. Their QC dept. must have been asleep when they made mine.On the other hand, the VssoPlor mouse is great! It has features that I can use and it has no features that are annoying (like side buttons that get pressed on accident all the time). I occasionally use my laptop and now I don't need to keep a separate mouse for it. It comes with 2 USB receivers and I use one for the desktop computer and one for the laptop (USB 2 & Type C). To change from one to the other, just flip a switch on the bottom of the mouse and away you go.The buttons are not silent but very quiet. And unlike the mouse I returned, they have enough spring pressure under them to prevent mis-clicks. Mis-clicks can cost you money if you do them in the wrong application.To save battery life it automatically shuts off when not being used. To turn it back on just click the right or left button and it's working again. I'm still getting used to this feature.Anyways, I highly recommended it.

I've gone through a few other other higher-end wireless mice with my laptop -- Apple, Logitech -- but something about them never quite clicked (no pun intended!) Somehow this really basic rando mouse is the one I keep coming back to. And by "coming back to," I mean I just misplaced the one I'd been using for the past two years, and after exploring the other options, I find myself buying the exact same one again. It may not be fancy, but it is comfortable in the hand, easy on the eye, and has always worked perfectly well with no fuss. What more can you really ask for?

This is cheap chinese product. So, I had not high expectation. It is exactly I expected, but I can't take the lie calmly. The item weight is 60g in the description and empty mouse without both receivers weight 79g. Gays, it is +30%.Does it "slim and portable". No, it have average in it's class size, but it is huge as for portable mouse.Does it have "noiseless click" or "silent"? No, it is not. It is noisy. Look at the click sequence noise measurements at the screenshot. I compare it with logi M350s. I can call it soft or muffled click but it is definitely loud and it is noticeable by ear.The scrolling wheel is very tight. I tried turn the wheel on your mouse backward without touching the mouse. The logi M350s wheel just spin. This mouse slide over the mouse pad, because wheel too tight. The forced scrolling annoying me and I do not think I will use this mouse at all.Again, it is just the cheap chinese product, which deserve his 3 or 4 starts. But, the cause of this review is a lie in the description.