TECKNET Wireless Gaming Mouse with USB Nano Receiver for Responsive and Accurate Control

Amazon Customer: The mouse worked well at first, but not sure what is causing it to not move when I move the mouse and it is the most annoying thing ever. Had to stop using this mouse for a wired one instead. wouldn't recommend

United States on Jul 03, 2023

Scott: Been trying to find a mouse with side buttons that are better accessible to the thumb (many others are too far away from the thumb rest).

This was the best one I got out of the few other products I ordered.

Mind you, it is a cheap mouse and this is my second one buying since lasted year cause it seem to lose responsiveness over time.

For what it’s worth 4/5, it’d be perfect with a longer life span (or maybe I’m just unlucky)

United States on Jan 13, 2023

Adam Nicholson: I got this as a replacement for an old and worn out TEKNET mouse I got a while back. But since I’ve been using this one, some of the clicks have not registered (which had cost me a couple bedwars matches) and I programmed the opti-fine zoom feature to one of the side buttons it would randomly zoom in and out for me when I wasn’t clicking it at all. Since it’s a wireless mouse, the movement isn’t really precise and will move you more if you move the mouse faster. Which takes some getting used to but it’s able to be worked with by toggling the sensitivity. The blue light on the inside looks like a depressing glow in a skeleton instead of illuminating the details of the mouse itself. Over all. Average mouse. Looks coolish.

United States on Dec 09, 2022

bradthetechnutbradthetechnut: Pros: Ergonomic design. Scroll wheel lights up. DPI buttons on top of mouse can be used to speed up or slow down cursor without going into a menu. I can slow it down if I want more precision, and so on. I like using it.

Cons: Side vents don't light up like in commercial photo. Switch position is hard to see. I keep bumping the side buttons too. DPI setting goes back to default after mouse has been off.

If you're not concerned about all the lights, I recommend this mouse. There are other light up mice, but some change colors as it's being used. Some change colors depending on DPI setting. This Tecknet mouse's light stays blue, the way I want it.

I also leaned toward battery powered vs. rechargeable. Just my preference to not wait for charging.

This review is done after a few days of trying out the Tecknet mouse and do I ever like it.

My phone photos do make mouse wheel look a little brighter than actual. It truly is blue when lit.

United States on Feb 24, 2022

Anthony GonzalezAnthony Gonzalez: The media could not be loaded.  My nice razer mouse broke and I bought this as a temporary replacement for the next 2-3 weeks.
For 15$ I have used worse mice and to its credit some things about this I do like.

Pros

2xAA batteries The battery life is probably amazing

Feels solid and well built, no idea if either is true but gives the illusion of good build quality

Has 3 side buttons and 2 dpi up and down buttons

Cons

Silent this mouse is not. Kinda of a dead giveaway of cheaper quality.

No bluetooth, Not a big deal for me but I've seen plenty of mice in this price range with it.

Heavy. Two AA batteries makes most of the weight come from the back of the mouse which while not terrible isn't helped by the fact the batteries are not centered throwing the whole feel off.

The scroll wheel is very recessed relative to the mouse buttons and is hard and uncomfortable to scroll.

The 2 side button are recessed into the side and the only way to click them is to press where the top and side plastic join. One of the side buttons has plastic bumps, presumably so its easier to differentiate but just makes hitting the...

United States on Dec 10, 2021