Mousee L6 Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse Rechargeable Silent Mice with 7 Colors Breathing Lights, 6 Buttons with 2400/1600/800Dpi (Black)

Great looking mouse. Too bad it's crap. You would probably get better performance if you stuck a wire into a real live mouseand squeezed it's head. And I'm not even a Gamer. Just needed an everyday mouse and this thing has to be clicked repeatedly and youhave to "shake it like a Polaroid" to get the curser to respond. Bought it with an Azio Vision Backlit Wireless Keyboard (KB506W) and both items were horrible. (I reviewed that item as well.) If you're a Gamer, don't by this thing. You may go postal.**********UPDATE 01/14/17******As you can tell by my review that I wasn't a happy camper about the mouse but I will say that the customer service was excellent. They read my review & told me they just wanted me to be satisfied & considering that my review wasn't very nice, their attitude was awesome. No negativity, no attitude, they just confirmed my address & shipped me another one to try. I was going to eat it since it was my fault for not returning back in time. Didn't matter, they sent me one anyway, their idea. As for the mouse, the new one worked a little better at first & I just kept charging it fully & it got better & better. I use it 4-1/2' to 5' away from the receiving unit (Yes I measured it) & now it's a decent mouse. Did charging it fully even when it wasn't completely dead help? Looks like it. I don't know why it would be like that but that seems to be the case. Was my particular unit a freak of electronic nature? All I can do is state the facts. I'm upgrading my rating to 3 stars. Customer service 5 stars. Hope this helps. p.s.- Keyboard still sucks. I'm getting another one.

This is a much better quality mouse than the price would suggest. The crackle design and cycling glowing lights are something I would expect to see on a wireless mouse 2-3x the price. Everyone who visits notices the pulsing color changes and comment on how cool it is.I use my computer at my recliner. The computer is on my left so I needed a good, rechargeable wireless mouse to use on my right side to avoid having one more cable trailing around. This mouse fit the bill perfectly.I really like the feel of the mouse, fits my long-fingered man-hands beautifully. I also like that the mouse sleeps when idle, extending the battery life, and it takes just a mouse click to wake it up and you're back in action.Now the 'minus one star' part: The micro USB charging connector is so damn fiddly to get at. This could be easily fixed by either:a. Cutting the front 'wings' short by about a half inch (not the best solution because it does look kinda cool the way they are.b. Relocate the micro USB port to either the right side or rear of the mouse.If I'm going to be picky, the range wasn't fantastic either but I can't confirm whether that was entirely a mouse issue or if there was other interference. I plugged the receiver pod into one of the ports on my keyboard, however, and that keeps them close enough that I'm always connected.

So far, I'm liking it a lot!1. Lighting, one of the more attractive features of this mouse, it breathes through 7 or so different colors, of which aren't very bright unless the room is darkened.2. Functionality, so far, i've only had it a couple hours, but i'm liking the accessibility of the side buttons (page forward/page back in a browser and page up/page down otherwise, they are easy to push and are not silent, tread lightly)3. Ergonomics, it feels very nice in the hand and doesn't make it hurt.4. Feel, the coating on top is a soft rubber and the side panels where your thumb, ring, and little finger rest are plastic with 6 nice gill looking slats which are cloudy translucent plastic, which also outlines the rest of the mouse, the wheel moves nicely but feels pretty basic and really, it glides well and has a nice pocket on the bottom for storing our tiny USB receiver5. Overall,it feels pretty great and looks even better, i give it a 7 out of 10 because i'd like more mAh's on the battery and brighter colors, but, hey, it was 16 bucks. (last four were taken with a curtain open, the first three with the curtain closed to show difference between the two, and the last with the light switched off)If you're wanting the best mouse available and price doesn't matter, go with one of these bad boys from Logitech  Logit[[ASIN:B0043T7FXE Logitech M570 Wireless Trackball  but if a mouse under 20 with cool lights is what you're looking for, this is your ideal mouse.(I will update this review after about 4-6 months with a longevity cat.)

I have now purchased two of these. The first one lasted about 2 years. During that time it had slid off my desk and laptop many times to hit hard floors or the metal legs of my desk chair. it was always fine in fact the shell never seemed to get damaged. if you have a level desk this probably won't be a problem for you, and if they made it slip resistant it'd be hard to use. the battery lasted all throughout that time having to only be recharged overnight every few days. When it finally broke it was the charging plug breaking off. That was bound to happen sooner or later. the two main buttons are very quiet compared to the standard mice which is very helpful when using a computer with someone sleeping in the room. Sadly the two buttons on the side that I use constantly are not as quiet as the main two buttons. The texture of these is like a silky rubber. the rechargeable battery inside is a AA so if you are in finals crunch or taking an online test when the battery goes you don't need to wait for it to recharge, or you can plug it in to the pc to draw power of the pc if the cords don't get in your way. it does have a slott in the bottom to hold the usb dongle, and the colors phase entirly between shades about once per 12 seconds. it is quite ergonomic easily held in my hands, much more so then logitech mice I've had.