Wireless Bluetooth Mouse – Rechargeable, Silent, Dual Mode (Bluetooth 5.2 & USB) with LED Lights – Portable for Laptop, Desktop, & Tablet(Black)

Great little mouse—beats using a touchpad any day
I bought this wireless mouse for my new laptop because, honestly, I can’t stand using a touchpad. Right out of the box, it paired quickly using Bluetooth, and the connection has been stable ever since. I love that it’s USB rechargeable—no more scrambling for batteries, which is a huge plus in my book.The LED lights around the sides are a cool touch. They give it a bit of personality without being too flashy or distracting. The clicks are silent, which I really appreciate when working in quiet spaces.For the price (basically the same as a cup of coffee), you really can’t go wrong. It’s compact, responsive, and works great whether I’m using it on a desk or next to me on the couch. I honestly can’t find a single thing to complain about. It was a solid purchase.

Mice That Are Twice As Nice
I bought a pair of these KANMABPC wireless mice to use with my two Windows 10 laptops, since there were just too many cords cluttering my desk.These devices feature a slim profile that makes them easy to pack into a laptop sleeve or carrying bag. The smooth matte finish is attractive, grippy, and fingerprint resistant.Featuring a dual interface (Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wifi), these pointing devices allow you to control your computer without wires or worry. I initially tried to use a Bluetooth connection for both mice but that caused some interference issues. I got much better results by using Bluetooth for one device and WiFi for the other. Either way, Windows 10 automatically detects and connects the devices as soon as the mode selector switch on their underside is set to one or the other wireless technology.While in active use, they glow in a variety of pleasing colors which makes computing a colorful affair, quite literally.These devices are rechargeable so no batteries to worry about. Simply plug the included micro USB cable into the port at the front of the housing and connect to a USB-A port on your computer. Two or three hours of charging will keep them running smoothly for 7 to 10 days.Note that after a couple of minutes of inactivity, the devices become unresponsive due to switching to energy saving sleep mode. It took a moment to develop the habit of clicking the mouse to wake it up, a very slight inconvenience that’s easily overcome.I do wish the accompanying instruction sheet were written in English, since I don’t speak Chinese. Fortunately, there is nothing to configure with these devices. Simply turn them on and plug them in.

First impressions .. better than I’d expect
Update 3: using this a bit again … overall i like the mouse but i HAVE TO use the dongle .. .the BT does connect but even when in use (aka not going idle from inactivity) it keeps disconnecting and reconnecting over and over again no matter what device i try it with. like if its a wired mouse or even using the 2.4gnz dongle (i think i have the number correct there) … like if someone by a computer kept plugging it in and pulling it out and plugging it in over and over again … VERY annoying… BUT for the price (and this is also my first “low profile” mouse) … i like it .. .just knowing the BT stinks … i would still consider (using someone else’s for this review) getting myself one.Update 2: I have used this enough to still consider this for myself (this one maybe a gift) … but there is a big catch … the bluetooth connection stinks … I thought it was just (note: the firestick SEES this mouse instantly) my Firestick .. but even with different laptops and Linux distros … the distros sees and “connects” right away BUT KEEPS disconnecting .. even turning the CHEAP feeling switch off and back to bluetooth doesn’t help … i plug in the dongle and forget BT and it appears “stable” like a normal usb dongle wireless mouse … I dont NEED BT to work at this price of a mouse (if i paid say $12 or more i’d be disappointed) … I have seen a few other reviews claiming constant bluetooth disconnects too. If you really want the BT part to work or NEED IT.. I’d AVOID this mouseUpdate: I have used this off and on and still like it for what it is (PLEASE manage expectations folks) … I CAN see two consBT mode is iffy at times … like you think the battery is dead because it randomly disconnects and reconnects at random … (sometimes turning it off and back to bt mode fixes it) … at the same time that happens you use the usb dongle and realize “it is still holding a charge and just fine” without issue.SPEAKING of which .. no issues yet but the USB/off/BT switch is so small and cheap feeling i CAN mentally see that going over time. if it gets stuck in one mode (say usb) i am not sure if it charges even if you dont switch it to “off” …. if it still would … ok you may lose the other mode for example BUT you can still use and charge it.This is my first “flat” type mouse and i wasn’t sure if i’d like it or if it’d seem “gimmicky” for some reason … I am NOT saying it’s better than a “normal style/form basic mouse” but its different and a nice “change of pace”————-I want to be clear these are first impressions only and i am not sure what i am doing with this mouse yet…. My idea was a Christmas gift, and if good enough i may pickup a second for another gift … and possibly even a third considering the @ $6 price for myself.So far I have tried it with a second gen firestick and bluetooth mode … after getting the Firestick to FINALLY see it … sit seems to pair and unpair turning on and off fairly quickly HOWEVER the mouse does not control the cursor (even with MouseToggle) …. I have only tried the mouse with my 2018 Dell and not only did the laptop see the mouse instantly but it connected and WORKED 100% no issue. I am a Linux user by the way … nothing extra needed at least on Linux Mint .. plug and play .. super easy. On the subject of the Firestick… this one had an OTG cable that when used with flash drives, it kept causing the Firestick to reboot itself (needing more power for said usb drives) … I tried the mouse with the OTG Cable and this mouse’s USB dongle… and the mouse now works great with the Firestick and the Firestick is NOT rebooting itself. By the way … my Linux install on my Dell … I was using Bluetooth mode on this mouse … I say that to note … the FS and BT issue with this mouse MAY be a “Fire device” issue and not with the mouse itself. Some “use a mouse with your Firestick” tutorials even use and link to this EXACT mouse.A mouse this cheap in price having a usb dongle OR BT for what you may want … is a very nice touch.This is also my first “flatter” mouse and i wasnt sure if i’d like it. I have to say … while I am still a fan of both form factors … I do like this “flatter” feel to it. I mean if you have not had a mouse like this before your hand is more even or horizontal with the desk is all … versus “cuping” the mouse, so to speak.I have a Rii RM105 wired mouse with RGB (not important to me like it is on this mouse) but i think the RGB maybe a little better in this mouse, looking at it. I eventually would EXPECT to have the scrollwheel issue as the Rii where after awhile it starts to scroll in the wrong direction but EVEN IF that happens with this mouse too … the rest of the mouse (including scroll wheel clicking) would be a-ok.There is a nice SOFT click to mouse presses too.Overall I AM PROBABLY going to order more even knowing there are better quality mice out there … sort of a “proof of concept” for my gifts (I have to see how the people that would get these would like it first) … I would recommend this mouse so far … just manage your expectations … I have never had high end mice that is say $50+ .. so comparing them to that you may not be happy. I am also not a fan of discount store .. “off brand” mice that are low quality. This mouse doesn’t feel “premium” but again noting for me it’s still brand new … it doesn’t feel like “eww … this is so cheap in quality” either. I don’t expect this mouse to “last years” but for even a mouse you can throw in your laptop bag if you’re not a touchpad fan that is cheap in price, IF it breaks … that is another good use case for this.I dont want to “ham it up” but … I like and am a fan of this mouse, so far

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Gets the job done. I actually ordered a second one after trying the first. It’s perfect for simple stuff like controlling your laptop when it’s hooked up to a TV, or quickly switching between two machines if you work on multiple computers like I do. I wouldn’t pick it for gaming or long, heavy sessions though. It’s very lightweight, and that can put extra strain on your hands and wrists over time.