Scettar Computer Wireless Mouse, Travel Size Laptop Wireless Mouse Silent Mouse with USB Receiver 3 Adjustable DPI Portable Optical Mouse Computer Mice(Battery Included) for Laptop Notebook PC

Haven't tried this for gaming yet but for general use this mouse is great. I think at this price point ($15 at the time of review) this is an excellent mouse. It charged quickly and so far has held a charge while idle or with light use for a full two weeks and counting. So far I can't detect any lag or input delay compared to other inexpensive mice. I misread the product description so I was a little disappointed to learn that I couldn't adjust or set the breathing LED light but I'm already used to the fun rainbow of colors that's always rolling under my hand.The quiet click buttons was VERY disorienting at first because there is very little haptic feedback when clicking. My husband tried the mouse and said he couldn't get used to the soft click. I was able to acclimate and now I quite like the soft clicking feature.I'm subtracting a star purely because the mouse seems to go to sleep a bit too quickly. When watching videos or using the mouse very intermittently you have to click again to get it to wake up so you can move your cursor. I'm still getting used to it so that is my only frustration.I plan to return to this review after testing the mouse in a more rigorous gaming situation.

The packaging was dreadfully boring and not usable as a storage container, but that's less important.What is important is that the mouse feels comfortable to use and works fantastically. It has a little bit more weight to it from what I'm used to, but honestly, I think the weight helps it work better. It somehow feels like it's easier to move it across my mouse pad than my previous gaming mouse.It also looks awesome. My friend came over a few days after I got it and said "Whoa! What's that!". It definitely has lots of cool points. The white and gold aesthetics really outshine the all-black aesthetics any day.The only major problem is the button shapes on the side. The side buttons are such that I accidentally press the one closer to me when I'm trying to press the one further from me. I can workaround this physically, but it's already cost me a kill or two while gaming. I expect to hit the further button, but accidentally hit the closer one first, so the game only registers that one. In some cases, it registers both at the same time, but it's still less than ideal. I imagine they're going to update the button shape to make it easier to hit the further side button without hitting the closer side button. I didn't have this problem with my previous mouse.Overall, a fantastic mouse. The clicking is silent, which I thought was going to make it harder to detect if I clicked or not, but so far, I haven't noticed it in-game. All the buttons, including the scroll wheel and the side buttons, work great when you actually press them. I've only had this mouse a few days as of this review, so hopefully it stands the test of time. So far, I'd definitely recommend it +1

When I first got this mouse, I loved it. It was relatively light as well, but I noticed that after 1 week the laser sensor wasn’t working properly. I had to take off the metal plate on the bottom in order for it to work properly and not jump around my screen. After 1 month of owning the mouse, the sensor started jumping all over again and wouldn’t stop, even when I used a wired connection. Also, the DPI would keep changing on me consistently when I wouldn’t touch the button. Waste of money, don’t bother with this product.

I didn't buy this mouse for gaming. I liked the style of it and the rgb lighting that went well with my laptop. I wanted larger type mouse to be comfortable in my hand and it certainly was. The two side buttons have a slight awkward position and I did find myself hitting them accidentally.There is absolutely double-click issues with this mouse. More often then not I would be needing to double-click on things because the first click never responded. Latency I feel was a bit laggy at times. For an under $15 wireless mouse it's exactly your money's worth.I dropped it from about a foot and it messed up the laser so the cursor would shake and travel in one direction as soon as I turned it on. I bought a different one for roughly the same price and I love. You have better options out there. Shop around don't impulse buy.If you are a serious gamer than you need to get serious about quality for price. You should be looking at $60 mice on the low end. This isn't the one for you

Everything works well. The only drawback in frustration from time to time (usually when paying bills or buying something it seems) is that the side buttons are super sensitive and click at the wrong time when doing important things like paying bills, doing taxes, or making online purchases. Those pesky side buttons touch everything at the wrong time, haha. I do like how long it lasts on a single charge. The recharge time is not bad at all.

I knew i was getting a cheap mouse but at the very least i thought i'd have a mouse that can do everyday tasks. This thing does NOT play well with windows 10. I got shipped a replacement and the 2nd one is having the same issue. Going to sleep after 20 seconds idle, lagging, and clicks not responding. Not even gaming with it, that would just be downright awful.

The is the third mouse I have owned of this type and brand. I am a heavy user, but after about 6 months or so, the scrolling wheel starts to go up when I scroll down and goes down when I scroll up. Very annoying and I have to buy another mouse. I really wish the manufacturer would correct the part that decides which way the mouse scrolls. It's getting expensive to keep buying gaming mouses. At least let me pretest these mouses before you put them into production and get bad reviews from buyers. All other aspects of the mouse are great. Love the quiet click as I don't bother other family members with my clicking.