Rii RM200 2.4G Wireless Mouse with USB Nano Receiver, 5 Buttons Rechargeable Mouse,Colorful Backlit RGB Gaming Mouse for Notebook,PC,Computer-Black

I ordered one of these a year or two ago because I'm a sucker for shiny lights :-) . It works perfectly and looks really cool. The only thing I didn't care about my first one was that it needed a micro USB to recharge. This was a minor inconvenience, but I didn't are for that.Voila! My new one uses USB-C, so now I'm a happy camper.I never fiddled with the DPI button on the old mouse, which controls cursor speed. This time, I've experimented with that and it turns out that I really like this feature. Some apps and websites are easier to navigate with a slower cursor speed for fine control, others benefit from a fast cursor. This button lets you switch on the fly with the push of a button. Try it!

Like.. I'm sure it does at some point but...Buying this I understood that I was taking a risk with a glowing mouse because having the lights on is going to eat into the battery life. I was trying to pick something pretty for streaming and chose *AESTHETICS* over being practical.This was a risk because I'm super ADHD and have a hard time remembering to charge things. Basically the only time I would remember to charge it was when I needed to use it... So I'm definitely going to charge it after, but would always forget and repeat. I'm regularly on my laptop for 8-12 hours at a time and used the lights at least half of that time, if not closer to 3/4... the mouse made it around 3 months with no charge!? I wouldn't say this is best practice but holy crap man.Also the lights are nice and, idk it does mouse stuff like a mouse, idk how to review something like that unless it was deficient in some way, but this hasn't been.Aesthetically most of the mice like this are1)wired (which I always assumed had to do with the power drain of the light)and 2) have a weird split between the buttons that I personally dislike.I love this mouse and would recommend it gladly.In the manual it warns against using wires other than the one it came with because they could have too much power and short your mouse. I've tried to be good abou.t that but haven't had an issue the few times I have done it, but I'm sure they warn you for a reason

Got this to replace my old mouse that died. I have been using it for almost a week so far and have only had to charge it once. I think it is really comfortable to use, looks nice, and has a satisfying click.

For the price of the mouse for approximately $10, it did a decent job. On a single session charge, the mouse lasted for a long period of time and could also go in standby mode to not drain power. It's been a little over 2 years now and finally the mouse has stopped working. The dongle receiver has somehow killed itself even though the mouse still responds to clicks and touches. Because of its functionality of being wireless & ability to turn on and off, I think the mouse is a good budget purchase.

We do not use this mouse for games and cannot comment on that.It IS just fine for our use and is more ergonomic than our previous Logitech product.The sleep mode turns off the mouse to conserve the battery when idle. I find myself using this mouse for a week or more, occasionally forgetting to switch it off. The easiest way to wake it up is to press the right button.I cannot state the battery life. I charge it whenever I feel guilty and it only charges for a few minutes before becoming fully charged.We have worn out other mice more than once. Their buttons stop registering OR become stuck in the compressed position. This mouse seems more rugged than any of our previous ones.

I have had this mouse for about 3 months. It's not only is it aesthetically pleasing but it has great comfort. As seen in the images it has these groves on the side of if which adds to its comfort The one issue I came by was that when it first run out of charge I used another MicroUSB cable I had instead of the cable that came with the mouse. It barely charged the mouse but as soon as I switched to the cable came with the mouse I had no problems. The charge is great it lasts for a very long time. Personally I ham on the computer 24/7 and I full charge can last me up to a month and a half. I recommend this mouse to anybody looking for an affordable and high-quality mouse for their gaming setup or just for regular use.

the battery started to lose its health and wouldn't stay charged after a year in a half of using it. other than that it felt pretty decent in the hand and looks pretty cool.

I bought one of these in 2019, along with a few others. The one from then is still going strong as a daily work horse for the work laptop. I have yet to use it on a surface that renders it inoperable. The photo I added is me currently using the new one while sitting on the sofa as I type this review. At $12, this thing is an absolute steal. Couple that with the fact that you don't have to deal with batteries (it's rechargeable via micro usb), and I'm likely to get a few more to slowly replace the other brands around the house. Additionally, battery life is still stellar for my 2019 model. I hadn't charged it in so long that when it began experiencing issues, I flipped it over to open the battery housing to troubleshoot. Imagine my surprise when I saw no battery housing and remembered the micro usb inlet. So, at this price point, you could swipe two of these for less than one of the premier brands. All in all, I've been extremely impressed with this product and I think my review speaks for itself in terms of a recommendation.