Bluetooth Mouse, Wireless Mouse, Ergonomic Mouse, 2.4GHz with USB Receiver, 1600 DPI Optical Tracking, Quiet Clicks, Computer Mouse for Laptop, PC...

I used multiple mouses before but finally I feel that I have a very productive and efficient mouse. Easy to hold it , very comfortable and there is no lagging. In terms of battery, it last very long. Recommended..

I purchased my first rechargeable wireless mouse from ZeeBooth 18-24 months ago and it's been a pretty good one. I think I only had to recharge it twice. Unfortunately it started suffering from the age-old mouse problem of intermittent mouse wheel stutter. Thus it has been retired in favor of this one. I won't ever go back to a wireless mouse powered by traditional batteries. I don't know yet how long this one will last on a charge. It lasts at least a week. I expect it will be good for quite a bit more. Oddly, this mouse comes with a micro USB charging cable and port. I'd like to see this port retired sooner rather than later. The biggest reason I picked up this model was because it can operate in bluetooth mode, as well as 2.4ghz wireless. It will save me a USB-A slot on my laptop. I did not test its 2.4ghz dongle, but the bluetooth functionality is very good. It connects virtually instantaneously upon waking up and disconnects after 10-15 minutes of inactivity. There shouldn't be any noticeable input latency between the two technologies as they're almost the same under the hood. There wasn't noticeable latency in bluetooth mode. It is a right-handed ergonomic model. It's shape and feel will be familiar to anyone used to using right-handed ergonomic mice. They didn't break the mold for this one. I personally can take or leave the ergonomic models. I actually probably slightly prefer the old ambidextrous mouse design, but this one is comfortable enough. I have (and always have had) trouble with my thumb wanting to press one of the side buttons (assigned to back and forward by default) if I rest my hand too much on the mouse. The DPI switching via the button on the bottom side is handled by the hardware and you'll see the difference immediately in your on-screen mouse speed. A small design snafu is the very ambiguous on/off labeling on the switch on the underside. The switch goes up and down, the on/off label is left to right. I wrote which is which in on mine, which probably isn't necessary as the red mouse light does come on when you turn the mouse on. So far the mouse has been pleasant to use. If anything changes, good or bad, over the next few months of use I'll come back and update this review.

This is a solid 4.5/5 for me. So close to a 5, but with the shortcomings it has, I can't bump it up. I got this as a backup for my travel kit. I absolutely love my Logitech MX Master, so I don't want to risk it getting lost or damaged in transit, but I wanted something with a similar design. Enter the Nexmora. So far, I really like it! WHAT I LIKE. While it does feel small in my hand, it fills the grip of my hand comfortably. (It's bigger than most travel-size mice, but smaller than a full-size, like the Logitech MX Master). I love the versatility in being able to choose between Bluetooth and 2.4G. Very helpful for different laptops setups. I like the receiver storage hole - allows me to keep the receiver secure instead of floating loose in my bag. The buttons and scroll wheel work well. It glides smoothly on most surfaces and tracks accurately. Good responsiveness. WHAT I DON'T LIKE. The smaller size makes it hard to pick up if I need to readjust the cursor. There's no horizontal scroll (side-to-side on main wheel or second wheel). That's a feature I'm used to, so it's a bit of an adjustment not having it. The DPI settings are good, but I would like a little more control, like an in-between setting. Speaking of settings, there's no software to adjust the mouse's settings (DPI, scroll acceleration, sleep, etc). The sleep feature activates a little too soon for my taste. Great for preserving the battery, but annoying when you constantly have to wiggle and click to wake it up. There's no battery indicator - no way to know when it's almost dead or completely charged. OTHER/UNDECIDED. It is much lighter than I was expecting. Great for using and carrying, but not sure if that makes it less durable. The exterior is entirely plastic. I'm used to my other mouse having a silicone/rubberized surface for a little better grip. However, the plastic make it easier to clean. So, not sure where I land on this. I know some people take issue with the charging cable and its micro-USB interface. While USB-C would be better (for greater compatibility with different cables), I don't really have a problem with it. The USB-A side still plugs into any USB port, so I can still charge it pretty much anywhere. I would definitely recommend some kind of wrist support. The mouse holds your wrist at a comfortable angle, but your wrist is still left to support its own weight. Bottom line: While this could benefit from a number of small improvements, on the whole, for an off-brand, it's a very nice, very functional mouse. If you're not a heavy user, it could work well as your primary. If you're like me, and have a higher-end mouse as your primary, this could work really well as a backup/travel mouse. Would definitely recommend.

It's a good right-handed ergonomic rechargeable bluetooth enabled mouse. Lightweight, comfortable grip and silent click buttons add to the comfort. Connects easily and works well. A great feature is that it can operate in bluetooth mode, as well as 2.4ghz wireless. That saves me a USB-A slot on my laptop. Overall, a good mouse.