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

I’ve only had this mouse for about a week, but I really like it so far. It’s super quiet, rechargeable, and Bluetooth-enabled, which makes it very convenient. The mouse tracking is smooth, and I haven’t had any issues. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable option that works well.

This TECKNET wireless mouse is the Tony Stark of pointing devices—sleek, powerful, and makes me feel like I’m operating a spaceship instead of spreadsheets.With BT5.0, BT3.0 and 2.4G wireless? It’s like the mouse has backup superpowers in case the main ones get tired. I’ve switched between my laptop, tablet, and desktop faster than a Jedi toggling lightsaber modes. The 4800 DPI is so smooth and precise it feels like I’m sniping pixels from across the screen—headshots only, baby.Bonus points for the silent clicks. I can doomscroll Reddit, crush enemies in RTS games, and browse suspiciously long spreadsheets during Zoom meetings without anyone suspecting a thing. Rechargeable battery = fewer cable gremlins. Six buttons? Oh yeah, I’ve bound them all like a true nerd warlock.In short: this mouse makes me feel like I have tech-enhanced fingers. 10/10 would upgrade my scroll wheel

I have had other mice from Tecknet, but I wanted Bluetooth instead of 2.4 GHz. Teknet mice always worked great. They have nothing fancy in the way of lights or weird gimmicks, but they are good products and very comfortable. This mouse is no different. I have only owned it for a few days, but it is easy to set up and works wonderfully. Teknet even emailed me to ask if I liked the product and reminded me that it had a warranty to fix it in case I had problems.It was easy to connect with Bluetooth, comfortable to hold, and exactly what I wanted. You can also switch to 2.4 GHz, and it comes with a separate adapter for that. It is rechargeable, and a cord is included for charging through a USB port. Should something change, I will repost that, but as usual, it is a great mouse at a reasonable price. I would 100% recommend it.

I've been using a Logi M650 for the last few years, but that mouse's left button would start malfunctioning in slightly less than a year from moderate gaming, just in time for Black Friday each year. Therefore, I'm testing this one out instead as a somewhat close competitor in Silent Mice. I'll have to wait a year to see if the left mouse button holds up.Meanwhile, here are my comparisons:+ It's cheaper than M650.+ The form factor is slightly longer and bulkier than the M650, making it better suited for a relaxed palm grip.o The form factor is slightly slimmer (laterally) than the M650 and many other wider mice. On those "wider" mice, it's common to shift your fingers to operate the scroll wheel with your third finger, letting your fourth finger rest temporarily on the RMB (for a palm grip). This shift is not practical for this mouse (but it's fine for a claw grip). Incidentally, the scroll wheel is a tiny bit more exposed on this mouse than on the M650, which also discourages shifting fingers with a palm grip.o The silent LMB and RMB have a slightly higher pitch than on the M650, making it sound a touch louder. However, the difference is too small to care.- The mouse is lighter due to the lack of an AA battery. Many people won't have any issue with this, but it's problematic when doing work that requires fine mouse movements, like image editing. The lack of weight makes the mouse more unstable, making it harder to aim.- The mouse is rechargeable, which I generally don't like due to occasionally requiring an extra USB cable into my laptop / USB hub in order to charge it. Though this is more environmentally conscious than an AA battery, not needing to worry about mouse charge is an advantage for the M650.- The scroll wheel is not infinite scroll (flick the wheel and it keeps going). When I first saw this feature on the M650, I laughed - but now that I'm using this mouse, I kind of miss it.- The scroll wheel is also NOT silent. It still happens to be somewhat quieter than standard mice, so it's not a dealbreaker for me.- The LMB, RMB, and two thumb buttons are more plastic-y and cheap feeling than on the M650. In addition, unlike the M650, the LMB and RMB have a little travel before encountering resistance. This gives it an extra unstable, clacky feeling that is very bad for when you need to be sure of when you are clicking and when you are not (again, image editing for example). The scroll wheel and its middle click are fine.- The mouse is glossy. The moment I touched it, I could feel my hand getting sweaty. This is not a big problem at room temperature and below (though I don't sweat much), but for slightly warmer rooms or in the summer, it's going to start feeling icky. The LMB quickly accumulates dusty fingerprints, making for a somewhat distracting texture each time you shift your index finger.- The mouse is right handed only.Though it appears to be worse than the M650 overall (LMB lifetime pending), I would still give it 5 stars due to the significantly lower price.

Updated: The seller kindly contacted me and offered a replacement, and I'm scrolling smoothly again. I was already pretty happy with this mouse, so I've updated my score to reflect that, as well as the seller's responsiveness.Original review: This mouse (Tecknet MS317) has worked as promised for over six months. The top buttons are silent, and I don't notice lag. A full charge lasted at least four months. But the scroll wheel is a problem. At first, it would slip a little, like car tires going over a patch of ice. Now, it spins like tires in wet mud. I took the mouse apart and cleaned out some lint, and now I can get it to work if I use just the right pressure and only want to scroll half a screen.The price was great on this, and everything else works very well, so I might give this four stars if it weren't the second Tecknet mouse I've replaced in a year (the M003, which I otherwise love, absolutely eats batteries and doesn't work well with rechargeable ones).