ONE-UP 2.4G six buttons wireless mouse, USB Nano receiver. Ergonomic design, DPI: 800-1200-1600. Easy to carry mouse, suitable for Laptop, Compute...

The ONE-UP 2.4G six Buttons Wireless Mouse is easy to install and use. It's plug and play so there is no real set up and once the dongle is in a USB port it just works. The battery lasts for quite a long time. I don't think it's ever been turned off and my son uses it for his schooling online for hours and I've yet to replace the battery. It's very comfortable to just and nestles in your palm. It's sleek looking and the buttons are easy to reach. There is no lag between button press and completed command. It's a pretty great mouse. Since it is used by my 7 year old most, I do wish it was a silent click but it's also not overly loud.

This ONE-UP 2.4G six Buttons Wireless Mouse is easy plug and play. Fits comfortably in my hand. It is working as described. Good value.

I ordered this wireless mouse to replace an old wired version we have had for years. I love the fit of this new wireless mouse. It is the perfect size for my small hand. The mouse is powered by two AAA batteries. It has right-left click on the top and left side, a scrolling wheel on the top and the adjustment switch for DPI on the top. It comes with a very brief instruction page which basically tells you to install the batteries and plug in the USB dongle and wait for the plug and play to connect. It goes into sleep mode after ten minutes of inactivity.

No frills, all plastic (including the side where it appears it could be rubber for grip, with the divots/holes for better grip), with a simple 2AAA battery requirement. Perfect for portability or a desktop unit - point, click - all the basic functions I need, but is made for right-handed folks.

This budget mouse came plain boxed and without batteries. Comfortable in hand, clicks feel good, scroll is smooth but the wheel sits a bit low and is more difficult to wheel click. Otherwise it seems to work fine but I had to turn up DPS to the max with the little button on mine and it was still a bit slow on screen, though an adjustment in mouse speed setting in the windows control panel can fix that. What can't be fixed is the browser control buttons by the thumb: forward goes back and back goes forward. Not sure if this by design, because the button labels are marked as standard, as in forward on front and back on back, but the actual functions are reversed. For me, this is a dealbreaker; one could get used to it but then when you'd go to use any other mouse, that would seem backward because of your muscle memory. And I personally am not re-learning over my current muscle memory for a secondary mouse when every other mouse I have is the opposite. It's an unfortunate problem for what would be a perfectly acceptable budget mouse. I don't know, maybe it could be opened and rewired but I'm not gonna try it. It's a shame but I'm afraid I can't recommend this mouse.