VicTsing 2.4G Wireless Mouse Wireless Optical Laptop Mouse with USB Nano Receiver, 6 Buttons,5 Adjustable DPI Levels,15 Months Battery Life-Blue

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Had this for about a week now. Was very happy with it initially after I adjusted the dpi settings. I use the mouse all day for work and frankly, its not cut out for that level of usage. Its already degrading in key performance categories as follows: 1) Scroll wheel started stuttering and is no longer useable. 2) Batteries wear out quickly. Not a big deal walking to my battery charger and popping in a new AA but doing this every couple days is a bit much. 3) Mouse cursor become intermittently unresponsive but when I take it off my mousepad, it works much more consistently. Hardly worth going through the trouble of returning it for less than $11 but I am now in the market for a better mouse. My foray into wireless has been thwarted. ** update 1/27/18 ** The vendor sent me a new unit and Ive had a much improved experience. I believe the original unit was defective. Notes: - Use a good battery. The rechargeable AA batteries Ive been using are old and dont hold a charge as well as they did. A new battery resolved a lot of the twitchy cursor issues - The scroll wheel has held up well considering my high volume daily usage - I really like the size of the unit and the wired Gigabyte m6800 I went back to for a while seemed clunky in comparison - I can recommend this wireless mouse now and if youre one of the rare users like myself who gets one thats faulty, get a free replacement

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UPDATE (2/14/12) By reading my original review of the VicTsing mouse you can tell that I was immensely upset with the purchase. HOWEVER - the VicTsing customer service I upon hearing my displeasure immediately reached out by email apologized for my inconvenience and offered to send me the newer version of this mouse (free of charge incl. shipping) I accepted the offer but wasnt expecting the replacement to be much of an improvement. A few days later the mouse arrived - and my first impression upon open opening the box was that theyd sent me a much more exspensive mouse to somehow compensate me - the styling, construction, (and upon reading the manual) features all were vastly improved. I connected it to my computer and saw that the problems. with the prior mouse were addressed and that in fact every operation and in every nuance the mouse was greatly improved. Ive been using it for a week now and although I cant vouch for how well it will "hold up" I believe I will be pleasantly surprised. In summation - I was thoroughly impressed with the company reaction and the replacement theyd sent, however after recieving it I did think theyd sent me a more expensive model, imagine my surprise then when I saw that on the Amazon website this new mouse is LESS EXPENSIVE than the original one! I know - people will say "setttle down, its only a mouse, and a cheap one at that " Maybe so, it is "only a mouse" - but it is a DARN good mouse and it IS a "CHEAP" one at that! Ive only had this mouse for 4 or 5 months - I dont usually leave reviews of items purchased (15 years - over 200 items) as usually Im petty satisfied. But with this mouse I feel taken and conned. Even though it seemed to have descent features it has flaws which at first dont seem to be insurmountable as time goes by grow increasingly frustrating. The two biggest are - the 5 setting D.P.I.function which controls cursor sensitivity does not remember the level it is adjusted to between computer shutdowns. Upon restart the mouse has to be reset each time. And the other aggravation is with the scroll wheel - while upward turns of the wheel are rendered properly (most of the time) the Downward scrolling of the wheel.is sporadic at best. And the wheel also records sporadic middle clicks. Again, these problems while in themselves arent devastating as time goes by these two "difficulties".combined other minor items make the decision to purchase this mouse a bad one. I understand that this mouse is considered a "bargain mouse" but Ive had plenty of experience with other mice in this category and at higher levels and expected more especially considering other reviews. It didnt cost much and know I know why.

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This is a great mouse from a technical perspective. Took a chance ordering an unfamiliar brand and (its only been 3 days) so far, so good. I have a large-ish female hand and the curve of this mouse is significantly easier on my hand than my previous smaller Logitech. I havent explored all the options yet - there appear to be a plethora - but I do know that after popping in a battery and plugging in the wireless USB, I was using this mouse on my Windows 10 laptop within 60 seconds. Im deducting one star because of delayed reaction time when first logging on: I unlock Windows and move my mouse and... HELLO, wheres my pointer?!? I get nothing for about 2-3 seconds. I have to jiggle and click the mouse to "wake it up" and find my pointer on my screen. Maybe theres a fix for this and I havent had time to find it, but I dont remember having this problem before. Its a wee bit frustrating, but I can live with it for now. The true test will be longevity: I can never seem to get more than 6 months out of a wireless mouse (with anywhere from 2-10 hours of use a day during the week) before it dies. If this one lasts longer, Id probably buy again (if that delayed response thing doesnt end up driving me nuts).

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This is a supplement to my earlier review concerning my original mouse which was only usable for right handers. The Company was extremely responsive to my comment, and offered to send a replacement ambidextrous version without knowing Id already ordered one (no left handed version apparently exists). Ive had the mouse about a week, and its excellent. Its light, responsive and ergonomic (understanding its ambidextrous). I especially like the fact that it goes to sleep fairly quickly to conserve power, though you need to know to push the small black button on the top to bring it back to life. I particularly like that the USB plug stores in the mouse itself, like higher priced mice (mouses?). You cant beat this mouse for the price. I also highly recommend this seller for their responsiveness.

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This mouse is great for the price. You cant turn it on or off with a switch, which is important. If you leave your mouse idling, it will turn itself off and you have to click to turn it back on. Some people dont like this feature, but I LOVE IT. I tend to forget to turn my mouse off and it drains the battery, so having something that turns itself off is a relief for me. Its lightweight and a little on the small side, which is fine for me, as I have small hands and only do a little gaming in my spare time. For very serious gamers, Id take things a step up, but for your average user, the mouse works very well and is comfortable. Im much happier with this mouse than mice of similar price you could get in most chain stores.

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Excellent quality and easy to set up. It installs automatically after plugging it in. The surface of the mouse is smooth to the touch and really comfortable to hold. I found that the side buttons were placed in a way where they didnt accidentally get pressed. I would have liked a way to customize the buttons, though. I had some trouble with mouse stuttering on one of my laptops, but this was due to the laptop itself. The mouse worked very smoothly on other computers and laptops. DPI can be switched by pressing the button behind the scroll wheel. The mouse runs on one AA battery (not included). For those of you that may have larger hands, you might find this a little on the small side.

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Stopped working after 2 days and the dongle shorted out the usb on my laptop. Know for a fact its this mouse as when I plugged it into my raspberry pi did the exact same thing. Took forever to write this review because VicTsing had reviews below 3 stars blocked until just about now due to "suspicious ratings" Avoid this mouse and company at all costs. Good news. The company has been nice and has sent me several mice which never have seemed to make it, but they are avoiding the fact that it shorted out 2 USB ports. So their customer relations department is nice, but since it shorted out 2 usbs, including one on my gaming laptop, it doesnt really equate to even 2 stars. They could send me 30 full price mice and it still wont equate to the cost of the new motherboard in my laptop, much less the time/effort if I were to replace it myself or money to have someone else do it for me.

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Ive had this for about 2 months now, and no issues. Came from using a Logitec M501 mouse, and this is a tiny bit smaller, but not like a "mini" or travel mouse. Still on the same AA battery, and I expect I wont have to change it for quote a while. The auo-off feature takes a bit of getting used to. My old Logitec had an on/off switch, whereas this one times out after 8 (I think) minutes of inactivity. Click any button on it to turn it back on. The scroll wheel works nicely without being too clicky or too smooth. The sensitivity button is a nice feature I didnt have before. All in all, awesome mouse for less money than the name brands.

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Was looking for a replacement mouse for my desktop computer. My old mouse was not tracking well and battery needed to be replaced too often. It was a USB mouse with large sending unit. The mouse itself needed the sending unit within a foot range. With the new mouse all I had to do was plug in the small USB plug and click the mouse. Problem mouse replaced. All the buttons are pre programmed and after a few minutes of non use the mouse sleeps. To wake it again you just click mouse. Im sure battery life will be above average. Other than traditional mouse buttons you have a wheel that clicks and a small button that adjusts the track speed. On the left side of the mouse you have a forward and backward set of buttons. This is very handy when browsing on the internet. I am left handed and I was able to use the buttons very easily. A comfortable mouse to use. Last note. The sending unit that plugs into a USB outlet is small enough to hide behind the panel that covers the extra audio ports etc. found on most desktop units.

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UPDATE: I was given a new mouse to replace the first mouse this one appears to be working a lot better now, was surprised the company reached out to me offering to replace the mouse at no cost. Hopefully this one wont have any problems like the last one however it did take a while for the last one to start acting up. I wanted to at least wait a little bit longer before leaving a updated review but this company kept bugging me to do a review on it. If the mouse starts acting up like the last one did Ill update this review. ------------ I could help but notice this mouse has a logo that resembles the female part of a women LMAO... With that said this mouse is trash or at least mine is it suffers from not moving correctly whats happens is I try to move the mouse and it doesnt wanna move seems like their is some kinda problem with the adapter thats plugged into the computer or just the mouse. I bought two of these and both have the same problem on different computers. I assume these might be effected by stuff that operates on the 2.4Ghz FREQ so a Microwave or some thing like a Microwave turns on it kills the signal. Would not recommend this mouse, I think I will stick to wired mice from now on.

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