RAPIQUE Bluetooth Wireless Mouse - (BT5.1+USB) Slim Dual Mode Computer Mice with Quiet Click, Low Power, and 1600 DPI, Portable Cordless Mouse for MacBook, Laptop, iPad Pro/Air, Tablet (Pink)

Great mouse. BT connectivity with my M2 Max Air is seamless and I can turn the mouse off and on to save battery life and it reconnects within 1 second. Is very smooth, works on several surfaces (I was using it on my pants while on the couch) and I really love how the the clicks are silent! 1600 dpi is what I use on my other mice at other work stations so it’s perfect for me. I heard mixed reviews for the scroll wheel, but it seems smooth and fine for me. My intent with this mouse was to use it for when I’m streaming stuff from my laptop and to be able to control my computer from a distance. I will be trying it out for work related things in the future. For $10 though, was a great buy.

Beautiful color works perfect and doesn't harm my hand works as described! The battery life well i put in the battery and hasnt run out since i got it! Clicks are silent, fits perfectly in my hand and it minamizes wrist aches!

Update: I've been using this a lot and I use my laptop for work and everything else, so it has been used quite a bit. I have already changed the battery, but at times, it seems like it goes to sleep and it is hard to get it to move again. It isn't the most accurate and over time, that seems to lessen unfortunately. It was not expensive but I was hoping it would work a bit better than it does. I will keep using it but will probably look at ordering another mouse in the near future. This is a pretty decent mouse for the money. I like that it connects with blue tooth and unfortunately when I was opening the package, it was over the garbage can so I assume the dongle fell in and I was not inclined to dig through to find it. Hopefully it keeps working with blue tooth. I like the color very much and it works pretty well. It is not as sharp and accurate as my other mouse but it works well enough for me. There can be a bit of lag but one this I like is if it sits for a while and I'm not using it, I think it goes to sleep and saves the battery.

I've tried a lot of mice. The Rapique, while not perfect, is the best I've tried. I work in digital design and use a mouse all day. I need speedy tracking, precise targeting, a scroll wheel that doesn't hurt my finger after a hours of use, and left and right buttons that are easy to click but not so easy that simply resting my fingers causes them to click by accident. Here's a comparison of a few wireless mice: Rapique mouse: Quiet scroll wheel is relatively low-profile and causes less pain than most. I wish the wheel had a flat surface and even lower profile. The buttons are quiet and click super easily, which is helpful in preventing hand pain, but they're so sensitive that I tend to click them by accident. Another small downside is that the edges of the mouse are not very rounded, which is slightly uncomfortable. But the Mac bluetooth connectivity works seamlessly and the battery lasts longer than in other mice. Most importantly, the tracking can be set to be super fast and the targeting remains accurate. Plus, the colors are wonderful—I appreciate the care that went into the visual design. Macally mouse: Excellent, quiet scroll wheel with a low, flat profile. Quiet buttons click easily but not too easily. Mac bluetooth connectivity works without issue, and the tracking is speedy and the targeting precise. The two problems that kept me from using this mouse are that the battery life is short—it's annoying to be using so many batteries—and there's a small button on the top of the mouse that changes the DPI, which I have to keep resetting because I keep pressing it by accident. This button is at the top center of the mouse, which, shockingly, is where my hand rests. :-/ Logitech Pebble: Has a more comfortable hand feel than other mice, because of the rounded edges and increased height under the palm. Quiet buttons click easily but not so easily that I click them by accident. Mac bluetooth connectivity works without issue, and the tracking is speedy and the targeting precise. Battery life is OK, but not as good as the Rapique's. But the dealbreaker is that the scroll wheel is so high in profile that it causes me too much finger pain, plus it's on the noisy side. Apple Magic Mouse: Good grief. No matter what settings I use, either the tracking is slow or the targeting is jittery and slippery. I've tried every combination of settings, even a command-line hack. Nothing makes this mouse usable with vector graphics apps or other precision use. The only way to get halfway decent targeting is to slow the tracking to the point where I have to pick the whole mouse up and reposition it just to move across my iMac screen (the acceleration setting is a joke). Additionally, the click is annoyingly loud—not cool in an open-floor office setting—and hard on the fingers. And if you want to use a secondary click for myriad functions in various apps, too bad. Apple has decided that secondary clicking is unimportant, and has made it clumsy and difficult to do, no matter the settings. Finally, the edge of the mouse is not rounded at all—it's almost sharp—causing pain to my hand. The only good feature is the absence of a scroll wheel. That would be great, if only the mouse had any other redeeming qualities. I'm still looking for the perfect mouse, but the Rapique is the closest yet.

This mouse is very nicely designed, the quality, functionality, durability, scrolling ease and size is what makes this one an excellent choice for home office use. You won't go wrong with this purchase at all. Not only is it bluetooth designed but it requires a battery, and the reason that I like that is because when there is a loss of power the mouse still operates, all you have to do is plug the toggle in and continue working.

I love the way it feels, very easy to handle, you will not be dissapointed.

This has become my favorite office supply: the mouse I recently acquired. It's impressively lightweight, whisper-quiet, and feels incredibly soft to the touch as I glide it across my desk. The Bluetooth connectivity works flawlessly, connecting effortlessly to my devices. Additionally, it has a USB option, making it versatile enough to use with desktops as well. This feature is particularly convenient for switching between my home and office setups, as it's compatible with most computers. Remarkably, I haven't needed to change the battery at all, even after more than four months of consistent use, often for around eight hours a day during my shifts. This mouse combines functionality and comfort perfectly!

The RAPIQUE Bluetooth Wireless Mouse works flawlessly. It connected instantly via Bluetooth 5.1 and the USB receiver option is a great backup. The movement is smooth and precise, with no lag or dropouts. It’s lightweight, quiet, and comfortable for long use. Battery life is excellent too. Perfect for both work and travel—great quality for the price!

Muy ligero y delgado, excelente para las manos de mi hija. Funciona perfectamente.

Facil de usar y muy lindo

Fabuloso que lo puedes usar directo al computador.

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