Amazon Basics 2.4 Ghz Wireless Optical Computer Mouse with USB Nano Receiver, Black

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great everyday mouse I’ve been using this Amazon Basics wireless mouse for a while, and it works perfectly. The connection is stable, setup took just a few seconds — just plug in the USB receiver and go. The size fits comfortably in my hand, and the clicks feel soft and quiet. Battery life is impressive too — I haven’t had to change it yet after months of use. Excellent value for the price!

Great product , not too big, clicking is pretty quiet, smooth movement and installation was quick! I work from home and sit in front a computer all day, this mouse does the job!

This Amazon Basics wireless mouse is a great value for the cost. It’s comfortable, responsive, and works exactly as expected for daily work tasks. The wireless design obviously helps reduce desk clutter, which has been a big plus for our team. Everyone who’s used it has been happy with the performance, especially given the price. Overall, it’s a solid, reliable mouse and an excellent value for the money.

I’ve been using this Amazon Basics 2.4 GHz wireless optical mouse as a simple, no-frills option, and overall it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Setup was instant with the USB nano receiver, tracking is accurate, and the wireless connection has been reliable with no dropouts or lag during daily use. It’s lightweight and works well for general browsing and office tasks. Where it falls a bit short for me is ergonomics. Compared to my Logitech mouse, this one doesn’t feel quite as natural or contoured in the hand during longer sessions. It’s by no means uncomfortable, just not as refined in terms of hand fit. That said, for the price and simplicity, it’s a dependable mouse that gets the job done. A solid choice if you want something basic and reliable.

The mouse works well. Very easy install. Plug and play. The price was right!

Bought this mouse for my Dad ,and I am jealous! The weight it perfect, the clicks are smooth and quiet, the design is okay. I personally don’t care for the “Amazon Basics” logo being so prominent, but other than that this is a great mouse, and the price is shocking! It is so cheap for what you get.

This Amazon Basics wireless mouse is wonderfully simple, reliable, and perfect for everyday use. Just plug in the USB nano receiver and the mouse works instantly—no setup or drivers needed. The responsiveness is smooth, and both clicking and scrolling feel light and accurate. Despite its lightweight design, it doesn’t feel cheap. The shape fits comfortably in the hand, making it easy to use for long periods without fatigue. The wireless connection is stable, with no lag or dropouts during regular work. Battery life is impressively long as well, requiring very few replacements even with daily use. Overall, this is a straightforward, functional, and highly cost-effective wireless mouse. At this price, it’s an excellent basic option and even worth buying a spare.

This Amazon Basics wireless mouse is everything I needed for everyday use. The 2.4 GHz connection is stable and responsive, with no lag or dropouts, and the USB nano receiver makes setup effortless—just plug it in and go. The optical tracking is smooth across different surfaces, and the compact design feels comfortable in the hand. I especially like the blue finish, which gives it a nice touch of style compared to standard black mice. Battery life is solid, and it’s lightweight enough to carry around with a laptop. For the price, it’s a dependable, no-fuss option that works exactly as advertised. If you want a straightforward wireless mouse that performs well without breaking the bank, this one is a great choice.

El ratón inalámbrico de Amazon Basics me ha sorprendido muy positivamente. A nivel estético, es bonito y discreto, con un diseño que da buena impresión desde el primer momento. La conexión es rápida y automática, sin fallos ni interrupciones, lo cual se agradece muchísimo. En cuanto al tamaño, es perfecto: ni demasiado grande ni pequeño, y además tiene una ligera forma anatómica que hace que encaje muy bien en la mano. Los clics de los botones son suaves y silenciosos, con una sensación agradable al presionarlos. La ruedecita también se desliza con suavidad y responde bien, lo que hace que el uso diario sea cómodo. Lo único que me ha resultado curioso es el botón de encendido y apagado, ya que en otros modelos que he tenido, para encender había que subir la palanquita, y en este es al revés: se enciende bajándola. No es un defecto, solo una cuestión de costumbre. En resumen, un ratón cómodo, funcional y con buena relación calidad-precio, ideal para quienes buscan algo sencillo que funcione bien sin complicaciones.

Wonderful product. Just about the right size. The movement of the mouse and the cursor movement are in perfect sync and there's no delay whatsoever. Highly recommended if you are looking for a wireless mouse.

Sin duda un gran producto y por el precio aun mejor. Lo unico malo es que usa pilas pero ya tengo un tiempo usandolo y no he tenido la necesidad de cambiarlas.

This is simply the best mouse I have used - priced at under £10 it's the best value item I've purchased in the last few years. Good points - instantly responsive - wheel to scroll up and down - wheel click (down or left) allows scrolling navigation in all directions: left, right, up, down and diagonally up and down - off button to save the battery - comfortable rounded fit to the hand - price Bad points - User manual doesn't mention the wheel click scrolling navigation at all (I found it by accident) I've used 20 or 30 different mice over the last 20 years. I moved to wireless mice (to avoid the frustration of the cable snagging) and then to laser mice (to avoid the frustration of a dusty, sticking ball). I've tried a variety of mice at various employers (as a contract programmer) and I ended up repeatedly buying Logitech for personal use because Logitech mice were consistently good ... that is, until this last year. In 2009, I bought a Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse (with a big USB receiver the size of a Sandisk Cruzer USB Memory Stick) and it was fine, scroll wheel and responsive. No problems. Until August last year when I lost the USB receiver. So I looked at the options and in September I bought a Logitech Cube Mouse (£60) from amazon. It came with a Nano receiver and it's a great idea - but it isn't responsive enough - move the mouse and there is often (but not always) a delay before the cursor moves on the screen. It's just like going back to 1990 and trying to use a co-worker's mouse with a sticking, dirty, dusty ball underneath ... very frustrating. The right click is also very difficult to use. After a few days with a lot of frustration, I bought another mouse from amazon, this time a Logitech MX Performance Mouse which seemed to be the latest version of my MX 1100. Unfortunately this had the same sticking-ball behaviour, not responsive enough and with a delay between moving the mouse and the cursor changing position on the screen. I was intending to return the Cube Mouse (because I assumed the MX Performance Mouse would work properly). But since both mice weren't responsive I didn't know whether it was my computer or the nano receiver that was the problem. So for the next 5 months I put up with an unresponsive 'sticking' mouse. Very, very, frustrating - particularly with graphics and CAD programs. Then in March I was browsing amazon.co.uk looking at Chromebooks and I saw a "Frequently Bought Together" item referring to an "AmazonBasics Wireless Mouse with Nano Receiver Black" for £8.95. I thought it was worth a try, and as I wrote at the top it's the best mouse I've used, much better than any of the Logitech mice I've bought over the years (all in the price range £40-£60). So I am now going to return the two Logitech mice that I bought in September. There's nothing wrong with my computer and the AmazonBasics Nano Receiver works perfectly. I don't know where Logitech have gone wrong, but the wheel-click scroll-in-any-direction functionality of this AmazonBasics mouse is much better than the Logitech attempts to solve the problem of scrolling right and left. Now I just need to save up for the Chromebook :-)

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