A4techG11-570 Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery Pinpoint Optic Shuttle Series Wireless USB Mouse (Red)

Very good, battery last for long time, even with a heavy use

The mouse is fine but the software is not useful to me. The battery charges easily and lasts for weeks the way I use it. I would like to have seen a longer charging cable so that the mouse could be used while it is charging.

Bad movement tracking, a weird funky charger cord so you can't really use it while charging. Oh and Amazon won't let you return it because it's a lithium battery which was not made clear before i bought it. It's junk.

I wanted a mouse that could be used for 200+ hours without changing the batteries so it had to be Lithium Ion but this mouse wont read on the arm of my suede chair where I've been using a logitech for the past 5 years. I use it at the desk now but it didn't serve the intended purpose. It doesn't read as well as a 10 year old logitech mouse.

The signal on this mouse is not very good. I had to get a usb extension cable to get any kind of reliable signal. It kept losing signal in the middle of a motion and then the mouse would go to sleep. So of course you have to click to wake it up so I was constantly clicking because my mouse would stop moving. Very annoying. Over all its an ok mouse for every day use. not very good for gaming.

This was everything I'm looking for in a small wireless mouse. I have a Windows 7 laptop and the first time I connected the device the drivers loaded and it started working in seconds with no additional setup required. There is a special command button in the middle that, when pressed, launches the company website that allows you to download the additional software. This isn't strictly necessary, but it opens up some additional functionality like programming the buttons. Battery life is good. I've used it a couple of days at a time without needing to recharge. If I had even one minor complaint it would be with the charging connector. If you look at the documentation it reveals that it is, in fact, a type of connector that was used by Nokia. It isn't super easy to find one, but not impossible. This is a great portable mouse.

Mouse is going to save me money since I don't have to buy AA batteries. Had to adjust it's sensitivity but overall works great.

The first one I received was defective, but, I don't normally rate a product down just for that as there are always a few bad apples in the crate. The prompt replacement by Amazon works great.Pros:Its accurate and responsive.The software is surprisingly configurable for such a cheap mouse. While not advertised it can bind keyboard keys to the configurable buttons. Also, if your crazy you can completely re-arrange all the normal mouse buttons in the software. Only the DPI-Shift button is non-configurable.The battery lasts me 1-3 days depending on how actively I'm using and it can be used while charging.Cons:I had to move the usb-radio-dongle to a usb extension as it seems my desktop put out too much interference for such a small dongle.The "charging status indicator" is a single LED in the middle-mouse-button which merely indicates whether or not it is still charging while plugged in. There is no way to tell if it is getting low on power until it decides to shut off during use.If not unplugged after charging is complete it will shut it self off after a bit as if it were low charge.While the software was more than I expected, with what it supports it they could of taken it just a tad further to include key-modifiers(as is it only does a few standard windows shortcuts or unmodified keys) and swap-able profiles.Mehs:I'm not fond of the "Shuttle Key" feature which can rotate the small button next to the left mouse button through 5 different mappings by pressing both the left and right mouse buttons at the same time. However, setting Shuttle-Key to only have 1 mapping allows the left and right mouse buttons to properly work together again so its not a big deal.