Amazon Basics Computer Mouse Wireless, Ergonomic, 2.4 GHz Optical, DPI Adjustable, Compatible With PC, Mac, Laptop, Black

I needed a wireless mouse quickly, and I stumbled upon this Amazon Basics Computer Mouse for less than $10 – the price is truly incredible! I'm genuinely surprised by how well it performs, especially when compared to my Logitech desktop mouse that cost five times as much; I honestly don't notice a significant difference in everyday use. The ergonomic design is comfortable for extended use, and the adjustable DPI is a nice feature to have. It's now my reliable companion for my laptop on the go, offering great responsiveness and portability without breaking the bank. This mouse is an amazing value.

Simple and cheap. Exactly what you want in a simple wireless mouse. Makes a perfect controller for a living room Streaming PC or a college laptop. The only Issue I have ever had is that the dongle responds to all amazon basics wireless mouses that I have, so when I had 2 going in the same area one mouse controlled the cursor on 2 pcs.The last one I had I owned for over 3 years and the outside was still well intact, the scroll wheel was still functional, and best of all, there was not required software released.

Replaced my Logitech MX (that cost 6 times as much) with this mouse that has all the features I used on the more expensive one. Recognized immediately by my computer and fully functional. Comfortable in the hand. Highly recommended.

Going back to school, I needed a mouse to go with my new Dell Inspiron 16, with Windows 11. Your results may vary based on equipment and operating system.This is your basic USB/roller/5 button mouse which essentially works as advertised. It came with a single AA battery, so you can get to work immediately "out of the box" -- that's a nice touch. There is a holder for the USB adapter "dongle" inside the battery compartment (for storage, when the dongle is not plugged into the computer). This feature is shown on the main Amazon description page. At 3.2oz this mouse is lighter than my everyday Logitech M705 mouse at 4.7 oz (some of the weight difference in the latter's is using 2 (not one) AA batteries). The Amazon mouse is a little smaller (in all dimensions, but not tiny) and is not quite as rounded as the Logitech, yet the Amazon mouse has a more compact feel which is what I wanted.Once the dongle was inserted in to the computer's USB port, no additional setup was needed. The top two buttons operate correctly (I use the default "left" as primary button). As do the two left side buttons for navigating webpages, which I do use frequently (FYI: The side picture is purposefully overexposed -- otherwise I was unable to show the buttons). The roller works as a standard up and down scroll, and when depressed acts a a "speed" scroll (frankly, I never use this function, but confirmed it does operate as such. The roller can also operate as a single/double click button to open close apps or tab (which I never use, either).I expected the button behind the roller to operate the same as my Logitech M705 mouse (free/restricted scroll), but no, it is a weakly documented "DPI" button.The only problem that I have (which cost a star) is the lack of explanation of the "DPI" button's purpose and utility in the instructions. While the instructions do indicate 5 "step settings" (press to select the next higher or reset to the lowest setting of the different modes), there is no cue (e.g. number of blinks to indicate what "mode" you're in, so you just have to "try 'til you like it"), and nowhere in the documentation does it indicate the need for such a function or when to change "modes". I had to come back and scour the Amazon page to find that the "Advanced optical sensor has adjustable DPI for preferred sensitivity and works well on most surfaces". So does this mean the you adjust the DPI for the users responsiveness or for the surface the use is working on??? Personally, I like the free/restricted scroll action of the Logitech, or at least a option.For the price, save for the "DPI" button, I can recommend this product.

Super price. My computer loves it.

Works good . Got it for work computer.

I purchase this mouse, because the picture showed an ergonomic mouse, and for the price it was a "bargain", and there were a lot of positive reviews. But forgot to read the negative ones, and all were right. For anyone that doesn't know, an ergonomic mouse should be big enough so all your hand could rest on top of the mouse, and your fingers rest on top of the buttons. That is why it should be bigger and slightly taller than a standard mouse. This one looks like the real ones, but totally small. It seems to be for a kid in elementary school. If you try to rest your hand on top of it, half of your fingers will be on the air, and if you try to position the fingertip correctly on the buttons, your palm will be way above the mouse, which is very uncomfortable, and defies the purpose for buying an ergonomic mouse in the first place. I am only 5.8', so my hand are not giant. It looks like a Temu meme since on the picture it looks like a real ergonomic mouse, but in real like looks exactly the same way, but way smaller than it should. As I had issues with other Amazon Basic stuff, will never buy from this brand again. Not recommended.

Larger mouse so my hands don't cramp up. I like it but it seems to disconnect after a few mins of not using it. I have to click a button on the mouse to get it to wake up. Not sure if this is intended or just an issue with my system, but I like it and recommend it.