VicTsing Wireless Gaming Mouse, 7-Button Design, 4800 DPI High Precision Optical Sensor, 5 Adjustable DPI Mice(4800/2000/1600/1200/800) with 2 Programmable Side Buttons, Blue

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Sometimes, you get a great deal at an amazing price. This generic wireless mouse, was only 6.99 with free shipping, so I was not expecting much for a seven dollar mouse. It also came with the receiver which at first I thought was not included is located inside the battery compartment, and the directions say so had I bothered to read them ;-) I plugged the receiver into the USB port of by Windows 7 64-bit computer. It installed with no problem whatsoever, I was connected to the Internet and found a driver that worked for it automatically. There is no installation of software needed which made me feel a lot safer about buying a generic mouse. Many times these generic items come with software that is not exactly the best to have installed on your computer because of malware and other issues taking a item like this from another country. But luckily they found a driver installed it without any software needed. Pros: well-built smooth use transmits with no issues no software required has some weight to it and feels solid Cons: other than coming in a generic box, there is nothing else I could think about the mouse that would be a negative. Overview: The mouse arrived in a generic white box inside a Amazon package. With minimal protection. I was concerned upon seeing you arrive in a bag as opposed to a box that it may not operate. I opened the box that it came in it has a small amount of directions. Which basically tell you plug in the mouse transmitter driver and turn on your mouse. Within 3 min. it was installed no issues and works perfectly fine. I want to make a special note, as I had seen the reviews some were concerned about how far it will travel. I have a steel desk that is approximately 6 inches thick, and the mouse dongle for the USB port is underneath that that desk. And it transmits about 3 feet through the desk perfectly fine. It should be noted I have a very expensive Logitech mouse, that would not do the same thing I have two computers Im side-by-side used for different purposes. However the Logitech mouse that I have required me sending any extension to the top of the desk so it would read properly. So when testing the Logitech mouse against the generic one, the generic one actually works better in the aspect of transmission and received. Dont get me wrong the Logitech mouse feels better but has a better quality feel to it. The generic mouse does not feel cheap either this mouse easily couldve been a Logitech mouse and I wouldve thought the same thing theyre very hard to tell apart but as mentioned this one seems to work a little bit better transmitting wise and receiving. Yes you should buy this for seven dollars its worth having just the spare in your desk somewhere in case one breaks, and being this worked on Windows 7 I assume itll work on anything else new are. I may update my review to state whether it works on windows XP, or Windows 98 SE, I doubted due due to the fact of the USB ports are worked on those and the drivers but Im going to give it a shot with a new mouse that Im going to order from the same guys. Edit, I forgot to add, the mouse has a built in sleep mode, if mouse seem off just click the mouse button and it wakes up. I think it rests after 15 minutes of no use. I also bought another just because it works so well.

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I am happy with the mouse. Initially, I was upset that it kept going to sleep and would have to flip it over and turn it off and then back on. I tried to remedy this with referring to the instruction sheet and also going into the settings on my computer--no luck. When I referred to the Amazon description of it, it stated that it goes to sleep after 10 minutes and you just need to click one of the buttons to wake it up. Now Im fine with it. Wish the instructions that came with it would have stated that though!

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This a is very good wireless mouse. I love how it comes with the USB dongle if your computer doesnt already have the option of Bluetooth connectivity. It has a storage compartment inside where you place the battery for the dongle so that you dont lose it and can keep everything together. I have had no issues with it connecting to my computer, and it has worked flawlessly. You definitely cant beat the price either. I love this mouse and would purchase again.

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Update 07/28 My first one stopped working after just 2 months. I changed the battery and I tried it on another computer but it did not fix the issue. The mouse was still showing the little red light underneath, but the USB receiver did not seem to be recognized by either computer. I contacted the vendor who told me that it was an unusual issue and they promptly sent me a replacement. I have just had it for a couple of days and will see whether it lasts longer than the first one, but I am very happy with VicTsing customer service.

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Its a pretty cool, inexpensive mouse designed for users with large hands. Im one of them and Ive used smaller mice before and it wasnt comfortable. Its symmetrical so the left-handed users wont feel any awkward shape difference. It goes into a sleep mode after 10 minutes of inactivity. I guess that should preserve the battery life, and this mouse runs on only one, AA battery. Once nice feature I like about it is the button next to a scrolling wheel. The manual calls it "CPI button" but theres no explanation of what it does. Ive found an answer on Mothership Google ;) Its Counts Per Inch, or simply sensitivity adjustment. Your mouse should work right out of the box but if you want the cursor to move faster - press and hold that button and move your cursor. Release. If you moved your cursor long distance, across the screen, it will move faster next time when you use your mouse. If you moved it just a little bit - it will move a lot slower. There is a setting for that in your operating system/control panel but with this button you can do it faster. The manufacturer claims 3 Million clicks operation. Well see. I do video editing and that puts a lot of strain on a mouse. Ive literally worn out two of them, in the last five years. Well see how this one works in a long run.

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Ive had this mouse for several weeks now. It was easy to setup, but on the first day the pointer kept jumping to the corner of the screen and freezing. I thought maybe it was the battery so I put in a new one. But I continued to have the same issue. Initially, I figured as long as I keep it away from the corner of the screen things would be fine, and it worked for awhile. However, for the past few days the mouse freezes every few minutes no matter where the pointer is, and its very frustrating. I have to remove the battery and put it back in several times before it would start working again. I would not recommend buying it.

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This is the worst wireless mouse Ive ever used. It would only respond a few seconds then just stop tracking on my screen. I had to keep installing/uninstalling the battery to get it working again, only to have it stop seconds later. The battery was new, I know that wasnt the problem. The problem was the mouse itself. It was so frustrating, I packed it up and shipped it back within minutes of using it and just went back to my old wireless mouse. Huge disappointment.

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I regularly use the Logitech G403 wireless edition, and the mouse I bought as a secondary happen to be this one(the cheapest one I could find). For how much it is worth I would say that this is a great mouse. I use it specifically as a second mouse for my second build. I dont use it very often, but to hit the "start stream" button on OBS. Do not let the cons pull you away from buying this product, because for 8 bucks it isnt a terrible mouse. Quite honestly you get what you pay for. Pros: -Very light. -Very easy to get out of the box upon opening. -Very easy to access the USB-receiver. Cons: -Personally I can feel the latency, but only because I use a higher end mouse as per the norm. -Does not come with a DOUBLE A(AA) battery. -No way to increase its weight if you like a heavier mouse. -You will have to play with the battery to make sure that it hits the contacts properly. -It is very small for a person with big hands.

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It looks nice. Its drivers downloaded quickly. It just would NOT be found by my laptop. It showed on the device add page as a wireless receiver,my old mouse shows as a 2.4g receiver. Microsoft help couldnt. So,I sent it back.

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Just got this mouse a couple of days ago and thought Id give a quick review regarding issues that others had. First, the set up could not have been easier - I simply plugged the USB device into the computer (office HP computer using Windows 10), and after a few seconds boom it was ready and running. Nothing more to do. Second, getting the USB device out of the mouse itself was simple, just kind of push down on it and it pops right out. Third, the mouse does go to sleep after about ten minutes of no use; just moving the mouse around does not reactivate it, you need to click one of the buttons on the mouse, and then its back to normal. It is a tad unsettling to move the mouse around and not see it respond, but as long as you know just to click a button, it really is no problem at all. Finally, this mouse is a bit wider than most mouses (mice?). Not a bad thing, and in some ways it is kind of nice. And when I say wider, it not much wider - maybe a half an inch at most. For the price, this one is tough to beat.

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