Bluetooth Mouse, Rechargeable Wireless Mouse Compatible with Macbook Air/Pro/Mac/iPad/Laptop/Tablet/Notebook/PC/Desktop, Slim Portable USB Mice for Windows/Linux/Android/(iOS 13.1.2 and Above), Sliver

Bought this for my iPad and it’s the best thing ever!

Great mouse, definitely recommend. I got this mouse, along with a keyboard both from Amazon, for my iPad and it connected to both devices smoothly. The mouse does Bluetooth connect and it comes with a chip to plug into your computer and or ipad

The mouse does exactly as it says for a good price. the only annoyance is the mouse will go into a low power state when not being actively used, and it can take a second or two to wake back up. otherwise great+No more AAA batteries (built in re-chargable, but non replaceable battery)+USB-C charging (good upgrade from a micro or mini USB since they have fallen out of favor)+You can use it while it is charging (some wireless/Bluetooth devices cannot be used while charging)+Does not require a USB dongle (uses Blutooth)- the mouse will go into a low power state when not being actively used, and will take a second or two to wake back up.-I cannot comment on latency etc, as I have no benchmark to go against.=Good enough I am replacing other wireless mouses with this

Good and works very well

Perfect mouse. It's sleek, light weight and works very well with my MacBook (and with my old windows comp too)

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I bought this mouse primarily because it offers a wireless bluetooth connection and is large enough to let my hand rest on it comfortably (most bluetooth mice seem to be the small 'mobile' variety). In terms of its basic functioning it works well: it makes the bluetooth connection with my Windows 11 computer without any problems, it guides the mouse pointer around as expected, and has left and right click buttons that work just fine. However, there are some significant 'cons' which I list below. If none of them are important to you, this mouse may be what you want.Here are the cons in order of importance:1. Most (all?) bluetooth mice will go to sleep after a certain period of inactivity in order to save on the battery. The Logitech mice I've had will wake up when motion is detected. I consider that to be proper behavior. Unfortunately, this mouse only wakes up when you click one of the buttons. It wouldn't be so bad if it swallowed the click but, instead, it passes the click through to the computer. If the pointer on the screen happens to be hovering over a button or link then it can be a problem. A number of times I've been surprised by something unexpected happening on my computer because of this. It could potentially cause a delete or take you somewhere you don't want to go.2. The mouse is very flat compared to other mice. This may be attractive from an aesthetic point of view, but if you look at other mice you'll see that they generally have a pronounced 'hump'. If you let your hand rest by your side, you'll notice it curves inward; laying it flat on a table is slightly uncomfortable. Since many people often spend considerable time with their hand resting on their mouse, the 'hump' provides better support.3. The mouse has a built-in battery and is rechargeable. That's great. However, the connector on the mouse is non-standard (everything should be Type-C by now). If you lose the cable that comes with it, you may have difficulty finding a replacement.4. The instructions that come with it are not the worst I've seen (by a fair margin), but they're not complete. There is an extra button on the top of the mouse and the instructions say nothing about it. When I looked back on the web page I was able to figure out that the extra button controls the mouse's resolution. Changing it did nothing as far as I could tell. Also, the web page says to charge the mouse as soon as you get it, while the instructions say to use the mouse until the battery runs down, then give it the first charge.Recommendation: Stick with Logitech, Microsoft, other another established company. These hole-in-the-wall companies selling generic products are too much trouble.

Fine product!