Silent Wireless Mouse Noiseless Quiet - No Click with 2.4G Optical Mouse 3 Adjustable DPI Levels with USB Receiver

Only used this for a few days but overall pretty good for the money.general use:completely silent clicks for left and right buttons - you have to have your ear up to it to hear anythingtwo side buttons and wheel (when pressed as a button) do make a click noise but feel nice and are easy to pressruns on two AAA - no need to chargewide mouse - doesn't cramp your hand trying to use itsurface looks like a weird lizard skin in the pics, but just looks like a matte black surface in person - the texture is nice to touch and adds a gripdongle storage on bottom of mouse - easy to get to not hidden in battery compartmentfor gaming:decent response time using the receivergood range (worked 5+ feet away)3 dpi settingsnegatives:fine movement is a bit off - trying to do small movement isn't as accurate as it could be. trying to draw a circle with this gives you a few straight lines on either side of it compared to a more accurate mouse. hard to complain about given the priceConclusion: would be perfect if the accuracy was a bit better at fine movement, good value for the price otherwise

The mouse is very light, I'm not sure if you consider that an attractive feature. The main left/right mouse buttons are very quiet, at least 80% quieter than about any other mouse I've used. The forward/back, middle and DPI not as much, maybe 60% quieter than most mice. The main left/right buttons have a decent feel to them; the others have a real squishy feel to them that's a bit hard to explain, and very difficult to like. The tracking seems accurate and reliable, and it feels pretty good in your hand.I'm not sure how to explain it precisely, but the quality of this mouse is seriously lacking, even compared to the other $10-15 mice that I've purchased from Amazon. I bought this to replace a $10 mouse that I used for about two years, and liked (considering it was $10). Aside from the lightweight, squishy button feel this one didn't seem so bad until the left mouse button started failing to register after about two months of daily use -- at first maybe 1 in 100 clicks would get ignored, and the problem steadily got worse. The issue may be a quality control problem, or it may just be the nature of the 'quiet click' switches in use

I got this for an extra desktop I have laying around. I don't like the look or hassle of wired cables so I bought a cheap mouse as a quick replacement. Overall, it works pretty well. Coming from someone who uses a logitech g402 wireless gaming mouse as their main driver, this works well for the price. The feel and rubberized sides is also nice. The only thing I don't like is the tactile feedback of the mouse when you click on it. I'm fine with "silent", but you get almost no feeling when you click on mouse1 and mouse2. I guess I prefer the more click-y mouses. On the plus side it's really light. It also isn't rechargeable, which is kind of a bummer.

06/13/19The side buttons on the mouse that let you browse through webpages (going foward or returning to a page) is extremely loud and defeats the purpose. If the two side buttons on the mouse were as quiet as the right-click and left-click buttons, this would have easily gotten 5 stars.The search for a quiet mouse continues...--06/13/19 updateLiterally the same day I wrote this review, I went and purchased another one for my home office. I'm in a high level management meeting scurrying quietly with this quiet mouse. It's getting the job done silently. 5 stars

Quiet as a mouse. However, I have one small complaint with the instruction sheet it came with. On my way to work with my new mouse in box, I thought it might be a good idea to pick up a pack batteries from the store. I opened the box, pulled out the instruction sheet, and it said the mouse uses AA batteries. So that's what I bought. A 24 pack! Then when I get to work, I opened up the mouse and it doesn't use AA batteries, it uses 2 AAA batteries. So the instructions sheet is rubish. Good news though, the mouse comes with 2 AAA batteries wrapped in plastic in the battery compartment.

While the clicks produced are not completely silent clicks, it's close. Enough that a person 5 feet away wouldn't notice in a very quiet room. It's back and forward buttons though! They use the mouse click buttons from the "noisy" mice (like my Logitech m705). It seems like they switched the two mechanisms. My m705 has "silent" back and forward buttons (makes a small thud) and noisy left/right clickers. This mouse produces the clicks on the back forward and is silent on the Lmb /Rmb. Seems like a solid mouse though and has made my office room much quieter when him clicking around. Would have given 5 stars if they had used the same "silent" mechanism on all buttons.

Do not buy this mouse. I've had it for about 2 months and it is barely usable. It is so jittery and has ZERO ability to move smoothly across the screen. Sure -- the mouse is comfortable in my hand but what does that matter if it can't track smoothly? One minute it is fine, the next it is completely lagging and jumping all around the screen. BEYOND ANNOYING. DO NOT BUY.

This mouse is seriously quiet. Even the scroll wheel, while not silent, is very muted.The only thing I do not like about it is that it's really slick on the bottom, but that can be fixed easily with a mousepad or some textured tape (I used medical tape).I'm going to get another for a backup and maybe a third for home use.