Uciefy T85 Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, 2.4G Ergonomic Silent Gaming Mice Portable Optical with USB Receiver, 3 Adjustable DPI, 6 Buttons LED Lights for Laptop/PC/Chromebook (Silver)

First off, this is the coolest looking mouse I've owned. Between the faux-mechanical look, the vibrant pink, and the sweet color-rotating LEDs, it's an eye-catcher that gets lots of compliments. After using (and traveling) with this thing for over a year, the paint is chipping very slightly as seen on the pictures but it still looks great. The dongle stores nicely in the base and has never fallen out by accident.It's surprisingly ergonomic for my larger hand, and the little flare-outs on the sides make for good finger and thumb rests. The thumb buttons are perfectly placed; the forward button is far enough back to reach easily, which seems uncommon in other mice. The DPI switch also sticks up slightly, so I can press it under the first knuckle of my index finger. The wheel has a good feel to it, and the larger nubs make it easier to only rotate one "click" at a time.All of the buttons have a good click depth, though the thumb buttons do feel a bit spongier than the rest. The real standouts for me are the silent left and right click buttons. They still provide good tactile feel, while also making virtually no sound at all: great for any situation where you don't want to distract or annoy those around you.The only real knock I have against it is that the battery life has slowly dwindled, from about 30-40 hours new to a less-than-stellar dozen or so. Still, it functions just fine while charging, as the micro USB port is in the front and out of the way, plus it glows a solid blue while charging, which looks pretty rad. The 2.4 GHz signal is just fine, and I've never noticed any lag, but I don't play bandwidth-gobbling online games, so YMMV.My other two main mice are both Logitech (MX3 and G502), and each has its advantages, but this thing is still my favorite of the bunch. It's a unique mouse and a great value all around.

I produce music and have to zoom in on tiny, tiny things on the screen for surgical-level editing. This mouse is SO precise for this work, as well as for any everyday tasks.The buttons are so SMOOTH, FAST and absolutely SILENT. Using this feels EFFORTLESS.The construction is unbelievably good for the price range. Has held up super well over the past nearly a year I've owned it. No visible wear and tear whatsoever. The metallic chrome silver finish is still bright and shiny.I foresee this mouse lasting a VERY long time.A year later, the LEDs are still bright and beautiful.It looks just as futuristic as the picture, if not more so in person.The BATTERY LIFE is unlike ANYTHING I've EVER SEEN. I am just now charging this wireless mouse for the VERY FIRST TIME nearly ONE YEAR LATER!!! It really doesn't get any better than that, in my book!Again, just really can't believe what a PHENOMENAL VALUE this product is!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Very nice mouse. I love the look, the feel and it's quite. Only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is I hate the placement of the back and forward buttons. My thumb keeps accidentally hitting them and I lose placement on websites and documents. Other than that it's a very good mouse

Battery seems to last almost forever (at least 3+ weeks of daily use between charges) , maps good, feels ok, nice weight to it, but still glides smooth. Looks a little cheap, feels a little cheap. LOL but at this price that is what you pay for. Works and almost exceeds expectations at this price point. No problems with heavy gaming. LEDs look pretty, and frankly I use it just as much for work as I do for play, and it holds up well. I have also dropped it a bunch and it still keeps kicking!

I had this mouse for almost two years and I can definitely say it is worth it. It’s pink and the clicking noise is quiet. It lights up different colors and the look is awesome.I am an avid computer user, so the paint thing did come off fast after a year. I only bought it again from Black Friday. Overall, I would definitely buy it, especially for someone who likes pink and/or needs to work on a quiet environment.

My teenage son bought this for gaming. This is his review:This mouse is pretty nice, in my opinion. It's pretty big, but it feels nice when you get the right position on it. The colors a decently bright, I mean, you won't see them outside on a bright day, but they are nice. Thumb rest is well placed, and has a good shape. Everything works nicely and had a bit of extra. Good tracking and scrolling, dpi can be low or through the roof, whichever you prefer. It is Linux compatible, like most things, and has absolutely silent lmb and rmbs. The other 4 buttons are kinda loud, but not awful. It also connected to my computer from 20 feet away and from another story. Initial charge too an hour, and all after that have taken 5-10 mins. It butterfly clicks really well, there is a lot of space for it and the scroll wheel doesn't get in the way. It can double click but cannot easily drag click.My only issue with it is that if there's too much stuff between the mouse and connecter, it starts cutting out. In total, though, it's a really nice mouse.Edited 6 months later: He is displeased with the butterfly clicking and finds the mouse to be merely servicable. (Found my ancient, broken logitech does better) He took it apart today and found that it is, in fact, a MECHANICAL button mouse, NOT optical as advertised.

I originally bought this mouse a little over a year ago as a backup mouse and for gaming purposes, and now it’s my main mouse. The dpi is adjustable with the button behind the scroll wheel, and the left and right clicks are dead silent; exactly what I was looking for. I tend to use it without the RGB lights, and each full charge seems to last me a few weeks (then again, I’m not one to be gaming 24/7 and on avg, I spend only 3-4 hours on a PC game in one day). I’ve also had people come up to me and compliment my mouse, so it’s definitely winning in the aesthetics department too! Overall, I’d say it’s very good for the price I got it for, as a broke college student.