iClever Bluetooth Mouse, MD360 Wireless Ergonomic Mouse with Mouse Jiggle, Rechargeable Computer Mouse for Multi Devices(BT+2.4Ghz Connection), 4 ...

I was looking for a more ergonomic wireless mouse with a jiggler function, and this one works very well. The mouse is a bit smaller than Id expected, but it is very comfortable to use. I have spent hours doing CAD work on it and it has performed beautifully. The button clicks have nice tactile feedback but are very quiet so youre not bothering the people around you. One of my co-workers has a loud, clicky mouse and it drives me nuts sometimes! The easy-access DPI button is really nice. I use a huge monitor, so I use a higher DPI setting for most tasks, but when Im doing precision work I set it lower. Ive had other pointing devices with the DPI button on the bottom so I really like it on top. I also like that the DPI button serves as the jiggler enable. I try to save power by having short durations for my screen to turn off when idle, but sometimes I want it to stay on. Its easy to turn the jiggler on and off so that my screen stays on when I want and goes back to normal when I turn it off. Thats a lot easier than changing the computer settings. I have another jiggler mouse that uses the scroll wheel to turn that feature on and off, but it usually turns on the scroll lock when I use it. This one does not have that annoyance. The battery lasts a long time, and you just need to plug in a USB Type C cable to charge it back up. You can still use it as a wired mouse while its charging. The connection features are nice, too. I use the included wireless dongle on my main computer, but I can switch it to work on Bluetooth with my laptop. This mouse is small, light, and comfortable to use. Its a great mouse.

I wanted a mouse for my PC that could: (1) Wake my under-the-desk, docked Windows 10 laptop PC by left-clicking. Bluetooth mice can't wake my PC, but some (not all) mice that use wireless USB transceivers can wake it. This mouse can wake my PC through its included 2.4GHz USB transceiver. (2) Control my phone AND my tablet-PC via Bluetooth. This mouse controls both devices well. Setup was easy. As soon as I inserted the included, low-profile USB transceiver (dongle) into my PC, Windows 10 instantly recognized it, set it up, and the mouse started working. Pairing my Bluetooth devices was also a simple, typical Bluetooth pairing procedure. You can choose between 3 connections (USB transceiver, Bluetooth device 1, or Bluetooth device 2) by tapping the selector button on the bottom of the mouse. An LED briefly appears showing which device is selected. Tapping the DPI button lets you cycle through different levels of sensitivity (800, 1200, 1600, & 2400). 1200 feels perfect to me. The mouse has very comfortable ergonomics and soft, slippery pads that let it slide nicely on the desktop. The wheel rolls and clicks nicely. The buttons work nicely (and quietly) and provide good tactile-feedback. There are "forward" and "back" buttons by the thumb, which are the equivalent of hitting the forward or back buttons on a browser. The user-manual says that those buttons don't work for Macs. I've never had such button on a mouse before so I'm not sure if I'll like them (or if I'll accidentally ht them). I'll revise this review if I don't like them. The mouse has a USB-C charging port at the front for it's lithium-ion battery. A red LED shines when it's charging and a green LED shines when it's fully charged. It is possible to use the mouse while it's charging. I fully charged the mouse when I received it. I left the switch "On" and used it every day for several hours per day for 33-days before it ran out of charge. The mouse has an On/Off switch that I'll probably always leave "On" unless I take it traveling. The mouse seems to go into an energy-saving deep-sleep mode if it is unused for a while. (I don't know the length of the sleep-timer. I'd guess it goes to sleep after a few hours. The sleep-timer is long enough that it's not annoying.) You can wake the mouse by left-clicking (or maybe clicking other buttons). The sleep-timer is not mentioned in the user-manual. iClever advertises a 90-day battery-life, but that seems optimistic for real-world use base on my results. The included low-profile, 2.4GHz USB transceiver can be stored inside the mouse. The "Jiggler" mode can be engaged and disengaged by depressing the DPI button for 5-seconds. When engaged, a red-LED on the DPI button glows, and the Jiggler randomly moves the cursor. The Jiggler keeps the PC's screensaver from appearing. And if you have a job where the employer's software monitors whether you're using your PC, I guess the Jiggler makes it look like you're using the PC. When the Jiggler is engaged, you can still control the mouse, but the cursor starts "jiggling" about 1.5 seconds after you stop moving the mouse. The multilingual user manual is small and bare-bones, but adequate. It has tiny font, so bring your reading glasses. I couldn't be happier with this mouse. It's very comfortable and it does exactly what I need it to do. Now I only need one mouse (instead of 3 mice) on my desktop to control my PC, phone, & tablet. I can't speak to the price-performance because I received this mouse for free through ZeeBooth in exchange for providing a review. (I'm under no obligation to do anything but give my honest opinion.) I'll update this review if my opinion changes or I learn more about battery-life, etc.

I really like the way this mouse just works with so many of my devices. I used it with my iPad with not problems. Sorry Steve Jobs for some tasks the precision of a mouse can't be beat even on an iPad. I works very well with my HP laptop. Paired well and didn't interfere with my BT speaker. iCleaver is a good brand. Years ago I bought one of their three outlet USB chargers and I still love it. Use it every day! Build quality is great as well as attention to detail. Good Purchase.

If you are on a windows laptop you will probably encounter a Bluetooth issue with a laggy mouse that is fixable: Device Manager > Bluetooth > Right-click "Intel Wireless Bluetooth" > Properties > Power Management > uncheck "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" > click OK If you do not do this the Bluetooth will shut off every 3 seconds if you don't move the mouse, which takes a half second to wake back up from.. which leads to an unsatisfactory mouse experience. The mouse is completely silent yet very clicky. nice performance. highly recommend