Bluetooth Mouse for iPad and iPhone (iPadOS 13 / iOS 13 and Above) Rechargeable Wireless Bluetooth Mouse for MacBook pro Air Laptop MacBook Mac Windows(Grey)

After searching and trying several different bluetooth mice for macbook pro (including the manufacturer's recommended choice), this bluetooth mouse served pretty well. Unfortunately, my positive experience with this mouse has lasted a short 6 month period and has died, as of today. Recommended for desk surface areas.Pros:* Sleeps while you're away, in case you forget to turn it off.* Automatically reconnects when you make movements to it, in case you forgot to turn it back on.* Very lightweight and ergonomic to touch.* Silent clicksCons:* Plastic design makes the mouse very sensitive over time... be sure to handle it with care if traveling* Bluetooth sometimes does not recognize it is online with designated laptop (works 4 out of 6 times)* Sometimes I've had to reset the bluetooth connection on the mouse several times to make it connect in one sitting. It's very frustrating when I'm trying to get work done.* Good for a 6 month period. Highly recommend to get a case for this one.You'll most likely end up buying two mice a year (~$35 annually) at this rate of connectivity.

Bought this mouse when my Logitech Wireless started acting up AGAIN. I've only had the Bianco a few days, but I'm delighted with it's performance. I plugged it in, charged it up and paired it with my Apple MacMini Mojave 10.14.6. It's low profile is much like Apple Magic Mouse and very easy to operate. I'd had the Apple Bluetooth mouse and had to just quit using it. I couldn't control the left/right scroll feature. I've had two different versions of the Logitech wireless mouse with the USB plug in transmitter. I would get them working, and then add a USB peripheral or move the USB hub and erratic behavior - change the batteries sometimes would help, but not always. Particular problem from time to time that I judged to be high processor/read-write activities. As though the computer took priority away from the mouse. Very frustrating. So far this Bianco unit behaves perfectly with no trouble connecting bluetooth and it stays connected. I also get the on-screen notification that bluetooth mouse is connected when I wake up the mouse after inactivity. I haven't tried the various resolutions or other options but the mouse does its job and not too much tech, but plenty to do the work.

It’s everything I needed it for. If you are looking to do hardcore gaming go find a better mouse. But if you need a mouse capable of school/work use, light gaming, or just better perusing of websites this is it. I’ve charged it twice in a month with daily use and the second charge was only because of my own paranoia of it dieing (no sign it needed it). The battery level displays on my MacBook too. Takes a minute to configure how you like it (scroll settings) but is super easy to adjust. Also it is small, light, and compact to travel with but not skimp on the feel/usage. Also it has a sleep setting that turns it off if not using and mine wakes up and reconnects in about 2 seconds. And if you are all about the battery life...there’s an on/off switch on the bottom too. I would recommend this to anyone.

This had been a great mouse when it worked. I was very happy up until a few days ago in which the mouse stopped holding a charge. Unfortunately I will have to purchase another one. I am not sure what the life expectancy is but it didn't last a year for me, so I am a bit sad.

This is a great mouse, especially for the price. It's made well, quickly paired, and stayed paired, with my laptop. The pointer response is very good. It is low profile and light weight so it makes for an excellent travel mouse. My only complaint is I find the low profile results in much quicker hand fatigue than a more traditional "fat" or higher profile mouse like the Logitech 535. Then again the 535 is heavier (mainly due to its AA battery) and its height makes it an awkward travel companion. Like all bluetooth mice this one goes to sleep after several minutes of inactivity but it quickly wakes up with a short wrist flick.

I purchased the silver one ( with built-in battery and no USB receiver) for my Dell XPS13 Ultrabook and it works great. It's light weight, hasn't run out of power after 8 hours of continuous use, and is comfortable in my hand.Just to see if I could, I tried to pair it with my desktop PC. No luck, my PC didn't even see it. I tried a few things to fix the problem but gave up after a short time since I have no intention of using it with my PC, and I have another Bluetooth mouse that works fine with my PC.

This is a really nice lightweight Bluetooth mouse. You really can't beat it for the price. It matches well with my space grey MacBook Pro. It syncs up every time I turn the mouse on (after initial setup). The mouse goes to sleep after not using it and as soon as you click, it'll wake up and reconnect instantly to the computer. I'm thoroughly impressed with how great this thing is for the price. It certainly isn't expensive quality material, but it'll work very well for anyone who treats their technology nice.

As usual with most of these reviews, I have not had the mouse that long and it is for a MS Surface that I only use when needed. The Bluetooth pairing worked easily as directed which was my primary purpose for selecting this type of mouse. The MS Surface only has one USB port so this mouse let me free up that port. The clicks are good and firm and the precision is very nice.