lychee Ratón óptico inalámbrico de bolsillo, 2.4 GHZ USB inalámbrico óptico mini ratón de aire para PC, portátil, computadora portátil Mac (azul)

I love it! But it's made of pretty inexpensive plastic, especially the on/off switch feels very fragile.. I get why it could easily break if you're not really careful.. especially turning it on and off. It was only $10 though, so I don't expect everything to be made of premium materials. I'm going to be very careful with it and hopefully it will last me a long time! (Really it feels pretty nice.. it's mostly that on/off switch that makes it seem fragile.)

My family used the item and everyone like it. Every member of my family like the way it felt in our hand and how easy it to use on the computer and for the phone. The connectivity, battery life, and the value make it very affordable. I also found it very durable, and the responsiveness is excellent. If this breaks ai would buy it again.

It will take a lil bit to get used to using. But it does function just as described.

Maybe I got a bad one but it won't turn on, laser light never came on (as one would expect from any mouse), and it never connected to my laptop (nor could I find it when I tried to connect it manually). The troubleshooting website comes back as 403 Forbidden (openresty/1.25.3.2).Remember: if it's too good to be true, it probably is.Returning for a refund.

I use this pen mouse for a personal life hack I discovered. For my right hand I use a vertical handshake mouse to move the cursor around. For my left hand, I hold this pen mouse upside down and use my left thumb for scrolling and clicking. I covered the red LED with a small piece of tape so the cursor won't jump around.If you heavily utilize the mouse all day, you should definitely try this technique, especially if your hand gets sore after a while.This mouse also works just fine when using as directed. Sometimes the cursor may jump a little, but overall it works perfectly fine. I already purchased a second pen mouse as a backup because, honestly, this pen mouse feels very cheap and I've gotten so used to this mouse for my method at work, I have another new in the box for when this one …

...the right-click button is right where my thumb wants to go, so I end up holding it at an angle that doesn't meet the mousepad, or my grip on it is too delicate to avoid hitting that button, and I lose my grip. Also, the body is slippery, I'm going to have to glue on some non-stick stuff so my hand will grip it better. Gonna try another pen with the right-click is further down. Oh well, the search goes on; my carpal tunnel is becoming a problem, so I'm looking at other options. I was actually using this all day yesterday to test it out, and it's definitely better on the wrists than a regular mouse, I'll keep it around as a backup, for sure.

I don't expect this mouse pen to last me years -- it is a stopgap solution for me. The included base quickly stopped being able to keep the mouse pen upright, which means this thing took several tumbles onto hard surfaces before I got out of the habit of trying to use the base.The mouse pen itself continues to work just fine. I have not had to clean lint out of the bottom. I have not seen as much as a scratch appear after it has fallen on ceramic tile, on a hardwood desk, on the desk and bounced off to then fall onto the ceramic tile, and on cement. I have also shoved it into a thinly padded inner pocket in my computer bag and had the full weight of the laptop wind up laying atop the mouse pen; no strain marks on the seams, no separation, no damage to the buttons, no functionality …

Great mouse for people with repetitive motion injuries.The Pros:-Works just like a mouse-Buttons are well-located-Pen weight feels perfect when battery is installed and in use (really light when empty)-Sturdy constructionThe Cons:-No middle-mouse wheel click! Basically, it's a two-button mouse-Maybe not the most comfortable shape for a pen-Coming from a Wacom Tablet, you want to believe this has tilt and pressure functions--it's a mouse, it doesn'tPurchase for drafting in CAD and pixel art, as I spend a lot of time with a mouse. The price was great, and looked like a better option to a vertical mouse, give our background in the arts. It works great; installation was automatic and easy in Windows 10.CAD's a little weird having to use the pan command since there's no middle mouse wheel …