Nexus SM-7000B Silent Mouse

I bought this mouse for the simple reason of getting rid of that annoying clicking sound. My wife likes to play games, especially these time management games that require constant clicking to complete tasks. When our PC is right beside our bed this can be extremely frustrating. I was totally skeptical about this mouse til I finally got it in hand. It truly is silent!! There is a very slight audible noise confirming the click but its not noticeable. I click links on the web more than once b/c I don't think I've clicked anything. It takes a little getting used to. The overall feel is nice and smooth. I am overall very satisfied. The only complaint I have it either in the wireless connection or the tracking. Every once in a while it kinds looses its place or gets a little jerky. I have numerous wireless devices in the room so it could just be interference. Who knows but this mouse has saved me a headache. I looked for a silent keyboard and ordered the basic Logitech K120 b/c it is listed as a low profile silent keyboard which it is not. It's a little quieter than others but nothing compared to the mouse.***UPDATE*** The "interference" issue I had has gotten to be just too annoying. I dont know if it is just that, interference, or if its the tracking or a combo of all things, but its just too inconsistent to use full time. Left mouse clicks take 2 or 3 presses to activate. Just not for me in my setting. Everything else I said remains true. In a more open less clogged room this mouse would probably operate be. For the posistive, I am returning this and I found the same brand Nexus 8500 that is corded on another site for about the same price. So I really like Nexus and the make and feel of the mouse just for me in my setting, not working correctly.

01/04/2012:Update for this mouse. I used this mouse for about 3 months now and it starts lagging. Not a mouse you can use for long term.10/01/2011:It's a very quiet mouse without any clicking sound, but the middle scroll button is very loose. Sometimes you use the scroll button to review an article or click it to open a tab, but I feel like I am going to break it every time I click it and the button is not very sensitive either. Overall, it's a nice quiet mouse that meets my needs, but it's definitely not a very good quality mouse for the price I paid.

I am Mr Techi, I love gadgets & buy the best of everything.This mouse is used by me in medical school. I am the only one using a mouse and my classroom is silent during lecture. You can not hear the clicks. If you hold it on your chest you can hear a contact click of 5% - 10%. It is as silent as needed. My table mate cannot hear the clicks. It is silent in this setting.It does feel cheap & or fragile. However, it is very comfortable. I have owned many mice & currently have 5 others, and this is the most ergonomic & comfortable I have owned. Astetically it is very nice. It also has a DPI button for quick change & to activate it from hibernation mode.I have dropped it hard twice with out complication. I was suprised due to its fragile feel.I will buy another even if this one stopped working a week after I bought it. I like it that much. It is very smooth flowing. I have read other critiques that say it is loud. It is only loud if you smack it with your finger! With standard and fast repetition it is unheard by others. I have no idea what other reviewers would be referenccing for their claims of noise. I have no affiliation to the company & hope they will make a wireless keyboard someday.JB

So, some people would say it isn't perfectly quiet. But is that even possible? I mean the sheer act of pressing a momentary switch will on all occasions produce some kind of sound even at very low decibel levels. But unless you have bionic ears this mouse is as silent as they get, as silent as there ever has been, and probably about as silent as you'll ever need. No more annoying clicking, which never bothered me but drove my wife insane. The mouse doesn't have an on-off switch, relying instead on measured inactive period to shut itself off; the mouse is easily turned back on with a simple click of the mouse--wait, can you really call it a click if you're using a silent mouse? The DPI button at the top is intended to allow you to effortlessly increase/decrease the track speed of the mouse without having to adjust the mouse settings within your operating system. It's a fantastic idea but the DPI range is too short to see any appreciable difference between high track speed and low track speed settings. It's a slight drawback but not something that would negate the overall purpose of this mouse--silence.