RAPIQUE Bluetooth Wireless Mouse - (BT5.1+USB) Slim Dual Mode Computer Mice with Quiet Click, Low Power, and 1600 DPI, Portable Cordless for MacBook, Laptop, iPad Pro/Air, Chromebook (White)

I'm very satisfied with this mouse. Its appearance design is very simple and the hand feel is very comfortable. Moreover, it supports dual-mode connection of Bluetooth and USB receiver. The sound of the mouse wheel and key clicks is not loud, making it very suitable for use in the office or quiet environment. Overall, this wireless mouse offers great value for money and is very suitable for daily office work.

I've been using a mouse to control my computers since my original Macintosh computer in 1984. Used more than a hundred different models over the past 40 years. I bought this one because it was, well, cheap. But I found out something; it's also the best. Slim (I can stick in my pocket), easy to maneuver, and very responsive. It's been the easiest to link to my laptop (I use it via blue tooth). I had thought about buying one with rechargeable batteries, but this one lasts so long on a single AA battery, which is available everywhere, that I don't see the need. I've bought another one for my work laptop, and just ordered a third for the small 2 in 1 laptop that I'm buying to carry with me at all times (a real personal computer). And they look really really nice! I'm relegating my existing mice to my tech junkyard.

This wireless mouse is smooth, responsive, and comfortable to use. Battery life is excellent, and the connection is stable. Great for work or casual use. Definitely worth the price!

I've tried a lot of mice. The Rapique, while not perfect, is the best I've tried. I work in digital design and use a mouse all day. I need speedy tracking, precise targeting, a scroll wheel that doesn't hurt my finger after a hours of use, and left and right buttons that are easy to click but not so easy that simply resting my fingers causes them to click by accident.Here's a comparison of a few wireless mice:Rapique mouse: Quiet scroll wheel is relatively low-profile and causes less pain than most. I wish the wheel had a flat surface and even lower profile. The buttons are quiet and click super easily, which is helpful in preventing hand pain, but they're so sensitive that I tend to click them by accident. Another small downside is that the edges of the mouse are not very rounded, which is slightly uncomfortable. But the Mac bluetooth connectivity works seamlessly and the battery lasts longer than in other mice. Most importantly, the tracking can be set to be super fast and the targeting remains accurate. Plus, the colors are wonderful—I appreciate the care that went into the visual design.Macally mouse: Excellent, quiet scroll wheel with a low, flat profile. Quiet buttons click easily but not too easily. Mac bluetooth connectivity works without issue, and the tracking is speedy and the targeting precise. The two problems that kept me from using this mouse are that the battery life is short—it's annoying to be using so many batteries—and there's a small button on the top of the mouse that changes the DPI, which I have to keep resetting because I keep pressing it by accident. This button is at the top center of the mouse, which, shockingly, is where my hand rests. :-/Logitech Pebble: Has a more comfortable hand feel than other mice, because of the rounded edges and increased height under the palm. Quiet buttons click easily but not so easily that I click them by accident. Mac bluetooth connectivity works without issue, and the tracking is speedy and the targeting precise. Battery life is OK, but not as good as the Rapique's. But the dealbreaker is that the scroll wheel is so high in profile that it causes me too much finger pain, plus it's on the noisy side.Apple Magic Mouse: Good grief. No matter what settings I use, either the tracking is slow or the targeting is jittery and slippery. I've tried every combination of settings, even a command-line hack. Nothing makes this mouse usable with vector graphics apps or other precision use. The only way to get halfway decent targeting is to slow the tracking to the point where I have to pick the whole mouse up and reposition it just to move across my iMac screen (the acceleration setting is a joke). Additionally, the click is annoyingly loud—not cool in an open-floor office setting—and hard on the fingers. And if you want to use a secondary click for myriad functions in various apps, too bad. Apple has decided that secondary clicking is unimportant, and has made it clumsy and difficult to do, no matter the settings. Finally, the edge of the mouse is not rounded at all—it's almost sharp—causing pain to my hand. The only good feature is the absence of a scroll wheel. That would be great, if only the mouse had any other redeeming qualities.I'm still looking for the perfect mouse, but the Rapique is the closest yet.

This sleekly designed wireless mouse is very easy to setup and works smoothly. It’s USB connection and Bluetooth connection to computers provide great convenience for use.

I read other reviews and went against my better judgement and bought this mouse. So far it’s working very well and it is really a cute mouse! Battery life seems long so far and movement is great

Honestly, ive been using this mouse for over 6 months and lot it. Its so lightweight. Fits in my computer bag nicely and pairs immediately. It matches my case for my iPad 6 and the battery lasts forever.

I misplaced my Magic Mouse and discovered this mouse. I have the newest Mac Mini and this is a good alternative to Apple's mouse and at an affordable price. It glides smoothly on my mouse pad and the wheel has a consistent, but an uneven, flow. I bought the blue one which has a wonderful sheen. The mouse feels perfect in my hand. Glad I bought this mouse and recommend one. I just wish I could figure out how to adjust the wheel to move freely without the ratcheting effect.