ROYSC Silent buttons Ultra-thin 2.4GHz Wireless Rechargeable Mouse Built-in 550mAh Battery for PC Computer Notebook with Nano Receiver

The mouse is good so far. Worked right out of the box, just plugged it in and my computer recognized it within a minute. I like the recharging capability so I don't have to worry about batteries. I like that it's much flatter than my old one, feels better on my hand when I'm working all day. It's responsive and very quiet. The blue light on the logo is nice. The only complaint I have is that the material on the outside, while soft and feels nice, seems to pick up dirt and oil very easily so after just hours of use, you can see fingerprint smudges. I don't think it will stay nice looking for very long. UPDATE: Some connection issues when the mouse goes to sleep because it's been sitting for a long time, it doesn't connect again. I have to turn it off and turn it back on and sometimes even unplug the USB and plug it back in to get it to work again. Doesn't happen too often that it goes to sleep but it's annoying when it does so I'm taking a star away from my original rating. Also, I've noticed that when the mouse is plugged in to charge, the connection where the mouse and charging cord meet interferes with pressing the left and right buttons so they're difficult to press or they stick. There's also no indicator as to when the battery is fully charged so you just have to guess. The good news is that the battery lasted quite a while before having to be recharged, over a week of daily use at work.

1. It requires larger force to click the left button and the sound is louder than the right button. Probably it's just the one I bought.2. The battery doesn't last very long. Currently I recharge it every week when the light begins to show red color. Maybe it can still last a long time before I have to recharge it.3. The light doesn't turn off automatically if idle for a long time. I'm not sure how much this affect the recharging frequency but so far it's not a problem for me.

That LED blue ROYSC you see in the pic is always lit. I haven't had it long enough to feel like testing it, but it seems like the battery only lasts a few days between charging. I don't think I got any documentation, so I don't know why the product picture has a little green battery indicator. If there is one,I can't find it.Still,it's a mouse, and it mouses. The feel is fine. I gave it 3 stars for battery life. I'll give it more if I ever find that battery indicator.

I love this low-key, stealth style mouse so much that I've used it intensively since purchase. The clicks are so quiet, I could use it in the classrooms or in the library. Works great and worth the money.One down side is that the clicks sometimes are not responsive, meaning you would have to click twice or more. Otherwise, there's nithing I can complain.

I was getting annoyed with replacing batteries in my old mouse so I looked for something cheap with a rechargeable battery and found it. The mouse is comfortable in the hand and it does what I need. The only downside is that there is no easy way to tell how much life it has left, it would be nice if it had either a battery icon on it or software that could tell you(like hover over an icon and it tells you % left).

At first I was delighted with a slim ergonomic mouse which I could use with my 13.3" Asus Zenbook.But it is not a good long term bet. I bought the mouse August 21, 2016, By November 21 of the same year it could not hold a charge. So I ordered another brand from the ever obliging Amazon. Whether or not it's any better, I will report later - in a few months.

It is a beautifully designed mouse but once it turns off after a while of not moving it... it takes long to turn on again even if you turn it on and off manually several times. It is frustrating when it does not respond and I want to click on a page or move the pointer etc.

It works well, the battery life is great, it's extremely light, and its silent... buutttttt, it has a giant blue illuminated ROYSC logo on it that I don't think can be turned off, and it's really ruining the whole thing for me. I like the sleek stealthyness of it, only for it to SCREAM its own name.