FENIFOX Bluetooth Mouse, Slim Mini Portable Flat Travel Wireless Mouse Rechargeable Quiet Ultra-Thin Mice Compatible with Laptop,Tablet,Notebook,PC (Silver and White)

If you have a job that requires you to use a computer frequently on the move, this mouse is a great asset. For context, I work in Quality Assurance and my job requires us to use laptops on rolling carts. We frequently move around, so I required a mouse with full functionality that was Bluetooth and was small enough to pocket when necessary.This mouse checked all of the boxes for me. The DPI settings allow for switching between fast movement or precise clicks for Excel work. The scroll wheel is small, however I find that it has not affected usability in the slightest.✅Pros:▪️Sleek look and slim. Easy portability and fits into pockets nicely.▪️Snappy Bluetooth connectivity. Pairs within seconds of turning the power switch on.▪️Long battery life. I can use it for a couple weeks of regular 8 hour day use without charging.▪️Click response. Mouse has a nice tactile feel with quiet clicks. No issues with double-clicking.⛔️Cons:▪️Mouse wheel can be squeaky sometimes. Does not bother me, but may bother some.▪️Slick polished finish is a fingerprint magnet. This is to be expected with gloss finishes.▪️Durability. I have not dropped this mouse, but it does not feel like it could take too many drops on concrete.▪️Windows compatibility only. Not an issue in most business environments, but keep in mind this does not work with Apple products due to the Bluetooth drivers.Overall, the mouse is worth the asking price and it fits the bill. I went with the black color, and it looks great when clean, but it does get dirty quick. I’m satisfied after over a month of regular use. Much better than my experience with the mice from the larger “L” brand. As long as it holds up, my review maintains the 5 stars because I haven’t found anything else that fits my needs the same.

This mouse has been working perfectly since I fixed the power save issue. It’s smaller than an average mouse and takes a while to get used to, but I did. I like that it clicks quietly, it’s rechargeable, the scroll wheel works smoothly, and it’s easy to control. If I had to come up with some things I didn’t like, I’d say I don’t like that the power switch is upside down (slide up to turn off) and there's no way of knowing the batter charge level.I see a lot of posts about this mouse randomly ceasing to work. When I first started using this mouse, it would randomly stop working and the only way to get it back was to reboot the computer. I followed instructions that said it was the way Windows power management was configured in Device Manager and I turned what I could find off but it was still failing. Then I found a different way to view Device Manager that showed me the entire device path and allowed me to fix the problem once and for all. First, you need to open Device Manage (right-click the Windows Start button and choose Device Manager). Before doing anything, change the view to “By Connection”. There’s no convenient way to search for the mouse, Bluetooth 3.0 Mouse, so you’ll need to hunt it down. In my case, I found it under…ACPI x64-based PC/Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System/PCI Express Root Complex/Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft)/USB Root Hub (USB 3.0)/Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R)/Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator/Bluetooth 3.0 MouseIt’s not easy, but it’s also not that difficult. I used the down / right arrow keys to drill in and find it in less than 2 minutes.Once you’ve found it, right click and choose Properties for every item in the mouse’s path looking for a Power Management tab and Uncheck the “Allow this computer to turn off this device to save power” option. In my case there are 3 devices with Power Management options, (Intel(R) USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.0 (Microsoft), USB Root Hub (USB 3.0), and Intel(R) Wireless Bluetooth(R). I have not had so much as a hiccup with this mouse since using this approach.Update: After 7 months the power switch is failing. When I first got this I would notice sometimes the lights underneath wouldn't light so I'd turn off/on and everything was fine. Now after 7 months I find I need to turn it off and on several times to get a light. In short, it's good mouse but worthless if you're not able to turn it on.Update: I contact the seller directly with my concerns and they immediately sent me a replacement.