Uciefy Q8 Wireless Gaming Computer Mouse, 2.4GHz USB Optical Rechargeable Ergonomic LED Wireless Silent Mouse, 3 Adjustable DPI, 6 Buttons, Compatible with PC, Laptop, Notebook, Desktop (White)

I ordered this mouse so I wouldn't have to deal with my laptop's terrible touchpad anymore. I'm so glad I did! It's comfortably sized, lightweight, and easy to charge. I like that the LEDs indicate when the mouse is finished charging. Not to mention, the shifting colors look super cool! My coworkers spent several minutes transfixed by this glowing, alien-looking thing. :) I also love the silent clicks--they're quiet but still have a satisfying feel. The mouse sensitivity is great! I'm able to use it anywhere without needing a mousepad or flat surface... even on the textured upholstery of my couch! I also like that you can turn the DPI up or down as needed. The power-saving feature is an added bonus; the mouse will go into "standby mode" after a prolonged period of inactivity, but will turn right back on as soon as you click. Perfect for me, who is always forgetting to turn it off when I'm not using it! Speaking of which, the battery life doesn't seem to be an issue. I've been using it pretty consistently for several days now and haven't needed to recharge yet... I will update this if it becomes a problem. For the price, you really can't go wrong with this mouse!

I use my mouse maybe 4 days a week, but I plugged it to charge once and that was 2 or 3 months ago. It keeps a charge along time. Works great too. Love it. Best Mouse I have ever had. So glad I bought it. The colors are cool, I also keep the colors on every time I use it so I am not trying to save the battery life, but if you wanted you could turn off the morphing colors to save power. It is really not necessary keep the colors on it really neat. I wish I could use it at work.

the battery lasted me almost 3 months before i needed to recharge it again and i play games all day everyday, just don’t drop it so many times else the clickers will stop working and you’ll have to get a new one.

Amazing quality for a chinese made $15 mouse. It feels great and I didn't know it was silent. Its really silent, no clicking or scrolling sounds unless you really hold it up to your ear. 4/5 starts because the colors change throughout the rainbow and it looks sick but it will not stay the color it looks like in the picture. It has an on/off button for the colors and thats it. For $15 still very worth it, I just wish this was clarified before I bought it.

Really glad that I got this. I wasn't too sure at first. I am really glad that I did. I game regularly. This is by far showing the best results. I am very satisfied. I have forgotten to charge it on occasions. Still Managed to have some life the next day. Very satisfied buy. Update: I somehow dropped and completely submerged this in a bowl of water. Completely bummed and freaked out. Shook it out and let it chill out for a few hours. Later that day it's still working. Really impressive!

At its core, this mouse performs it job pretty well. Other than having to adjust for some quirks it has, which isn't the worst inconvenience, it's fine and I love the RGB. However, if there is any object located between the mouse and the the receiver toggle, it disrupts the signal and I lose the connection for just a second and regain it quickly, resulting in s delay in input and my having to click twice or multiple times before it "catches.". But I work around it. Then, there's the horribly-designed chatging system: First off, the powe cord is trash, as you can see in the power cord photo. I've had it maybe a month and a half and I'm going to have to replace it. The connection of the wire to the terminal is very, very weak and the sheathing is broken from regular use and separated from the terminal, exposing the wires to damage. I tried patching it up with electrical tape, butit's an ugly and ineffective fix. Then, there's the USB terminal, itself. It charges fine....once you fight wit long enough to connect the male end with the female receptacle. It might take a while on first try...and every other try, for that matter. Charging the mouse is like destroying the Death Star: You have maneuver through some tight and awkward spots and endure some frustration before finding your target. As you will see circled in my photos, the micro USB B female recepticle is hidden between the two mouse buttons protruding forward and the trapezoidal shape of the micro USB B is a huge part of the problem. See, there is a huge empty space above the port and an only slightly smaller space below it, so when I try to plug in the male end in this little cavern, it's hard enough just to make contact with the female end, to just find it in all that open space without concentration is a challenge. If it were a Type C, there would be no problems, but the fact that I have to plug in a specifically-shaped plug into a specifically-shaped port in cramped conditions and lots of open space that makes easier to miss the port than hit it, makes charging this mouse an Olympic event. Horrible, horrible design and it's very frustrating. This is not good use of the micro USB B. It needs to be a type C for less frustration and/or close up those gaps. So, the mouse, itself, works OK, but the recharging part is probably one of the CIA's "Enhanced Interrogation Techniques" used to extract information from people. But I do like the RGB. It relaxes me. YMMV.

This mouse is not bad. It's comfortable and doesn't hurt my small hands like some mouse do. The click of the buttons are very quiet and feels squishy over clicky. The lights are just lights cause you know wouldn't be a "gamming" mouse If it didn't light up. I picked white cause it matches my custom keyboard I built, but the lights from my pcb in my keyboard are brighter. I don't really care though it's just lights.