Wireless Mouse (BT5.0/3.0 & 2.4G) Rechargeable 4800 DPI Silent USB A & Bluetooth Mouse 6 Buttons, Wide Compatibility - Grey

This wireless mouse works great and feels very comfortable to use for long hours. The silent clicking is a big advantage, especially in quiet environments, and the cursor movement is smooth and precise. I like the option to connect via Bluetooth or USB, which makes it very versatile across different devices. The battery life has been impressive so far, and the rechargeable feature is very convenient. Overall, it’s a high-quality mouse that delivers excellent performance for both work and everyday use. Highly recommended!

This is a great mouse to use with any type of device. I’ve connected it to an iPad, a Samsung phone, an Android tablet, and even an Android TV via Bluetooth — plus my desktop and laptop via the dongle. The dongle is a nice size and easy to grip when plugging or unplugging. The mouse itself is very well designed — compact enough for travel, yet comfortable enough for long hours at a desktop. Not having to constantly replace batteries is a huge bonus. Two AA batteries cost around $5 and last 4–5 months, so this mouse practically pays for itself in less than a year. You can even charge it while using it via the included USB-C cable. After 2 weeks of 8+ hours of daily office use, I still haven’t had to recharge it once. Also, every time I drop it batteries do not fly out and send me a search frenzy. It supports both Bluetooth 3.0 and the newer 5.0, so I was able to connect it easily to my 9-year-old Fire tablet as well as my 2024 iPad — truly both future-proof and backward compatible. Currently, I am controlling a tv that is 16 feet away from me. No delay, no connection problem, no issue. Laser sensor thingy works on glass, desk, mousepad, fabric, anything basically. Overall, it performs on par with, if not better than, much higher-priced brands (looking at you, Dogitech and Horsehair). Highly recommended!

I'm about a month into using this mouse, and so far it checks every box besides being rechargeable. in other words, I preferred battery operated ones as I have no way to use this while its plugged in unless I reroute my whole PC setup just to be able to have access to a USB C cable. I purchased a second mouse for backup. Anyway, its a great mouse, thats extremely lightweight and responsive. the button click is EXTREMELY light, which I love, (similar to a new model macbook pro touchpad click, possibly even lighter) and the overall feel is ergonomic/small which i prefer, since I like to be able to move the mouse around with my fingers rather than my wrist. I use it for my main home PC while using my DAW for music production. The DPI feature is cool I suppose, but I don't really need a quick-access setting to change mouse responsiveness on the fly. My only gripes are two; that I wish the side thumb buttons were moved back toward the wrist a bit more. I can only effectively reach the rear button with my thumb, but the forward button requires me to shift my hand around the mouse each time to click it. Its actually easier to slide my index finger off to the side and press that button if I need to which is weird. My second gripe is the charging: I used it for the whole month (8+hours a day work) and I needed to charge it by the end of the month. Which is not bad, but nowhere near the 6+ months of battery life using a single AA. It does not have an energy saving feature similar to mice I've used in the past (click to wake up), also the little battery indicator doesn't make sense. It only goes off when theres no connection to a PC i.e the PC is turned off. It did not indicate when the battery was low, charged, or charging. I plugged the mouse in when it finally died (which was unforgiving, its not like it died, and I could pop the battery in then out to pause a game, or stop music playing, etc.) and it was underneath the clickers that illuminated red (im assuming that was charging, since instructions weren't clear) and then it was green at some point. Simple enough to figure out, but strange that the battery indicator itself didn't function that way it was supposed to. Charging was fairly quick ~an hour or so? We'll see how it fairs in the long run. Overall, Im happy with this mouse in the short term

I've been using this mouse as my primary mouse for 3 months now. I bought it as a backup for a more expensive mouse that was showing its age but I like this one SO well, I've kept using it. In my opinion, it has a nice feel and works very well. It's lightweight, glides smoothly, is responsive and quiet, and the battery lasts at least a month with several hours a day of use. Connectivity has been seamless. I did download some third-party software to increase the functionality of the side button. Just be aware that if you like a larger, heavier mouse, this one may feel cheap to you. But I really like it a lot.

For the price, it’s an outstanding mouse. Have only used Bluetooth mode, and only used it for basic computer operations (not gaming), but feels responsive and comfortable. Great battery life.

E' il terzo mouse che acquisto della tecknet e mi sono sempre trovato bene. Ergonomico e pratico

Die TECKNET kabellose Maus hat mich positiv überrascht. Sie liegt ergonomisch sehr gut in der Hand, auch bei längerer Nutzung spürt man keine Ermüdung. Besonders praktisch finde ich die einstellbare DPI (bis zu 2600), wodurch man die Geschwindigkeit je nach Bedarf anpassen kann – ideal sowohl für Büroarbeiten als auch für Gaming zwischendurch. Die Verbindung über den 2,4G-USB-Empfänger funktioniert stabil und ohne Verzögerung. Reichweite und Reaktionszeit sind einwandfrei. Auch die Akkulaufzeit ist super: Dank des Energiesparmodus hält die Maus lange durch, bevor man die Batterien wechseln muss. Ein kleines Plus: Die Seitentasten erleichtern das Navigieren im Browser enorm. Das Klickgeräusch ist etwas hörbar, aber nicht störend. Insgesamt eine zuverlässige, komfortable und preiswerte Maus – klare Kaufempfehlung!

I just received the TK-MS317 mouse and set it up for me wife. The computer saw it immediately after turning on the BT setting and connected. Within 5 to 10 seconds the mouse was up and running, we'll see how long it lasts. The trade off for ease of use and not having to install software is that there is no software to modify the button functions. The two side buttons allow you to page back and forwards when in your browser (I'm using chrome). There is no way to change the buttons functions that I have been able to find and no additional software from Tecknet. The build quality is feels good, it comes with a USB dongle if you would rather connect that way, but the Bluetooth connect is fast with no perceptible input latency. I would recommend this for all general use and non-pro gaming. A great mouse for anyone who wants a super easy, well constructed mouse for everyday use.

a los dos meses de uso (con muy poco tiempo de uso además) ha dejado de funcionar.

Petite et pratique. Elle fait très bien le taff, je recommande !