Type C Wireless Mouse, Vssoplor Dual Mode 2.4G Wireless Mouse USB C Cordless Mice with Nano USB and Type C Receiver Compatible with PC, Laptop, MacBook and All Type C Devices-Black and Wine Red

Simple, light and smooth.

I got this mouse for a steal at $9.99. I actually bought 2 - a blue one and the black & wine red. It is very comfortable and works well. It was just a little too narrow for my hand and I would often accidentally press the right button - probably user error; but I would buy it again.The only problem I had was that they broke quickly when dropped on the floor. I have cats and anyone who does, knows how they love to knock things off a table. Both broke in the same place - the top, under the left button.If you are not clumsy and/or don't have cats, I recommend giving this a try.

It is too dificult to add the protector ( transparent paper) of the Kindle. The instructions are confuse.

There are so many features that I appreciate about having this mouse! First I wanted a mouse for my laptop bag since I am not a fan of the small trackpads in these small laptops. I have been using mice since Windows 3.11 and wanted to still use a traditional mouse in the hotel, airport, and conference rooms when traveling for work. This is a slim enough mouse that it hardly makes a bulge in one of my laptop backpack pockets. The mouse has both usb and usb-c adapter that fit in the lower bottom of the mouse. This is where batteries are usually placed in the Logitech version. But this mouse has a rechargeable built in battery so I don’t have to carry alkaline batteries during my trip. A small red led indicator under the mouse lets me know which adapter is in use. I uploaded a photo to this review demonstrating the led and connection. The buttons and dpi of the mouse sensor and responsive and perfect for my office and presentation use on my laptop.

For what is advertised and for what I paid this is a good product. Its hard to connect the USB-C dongle to my Samsung A21 because I have a case which fits any charger, but not this wide dongle.The actual problem I have with this is that the buttons on the mouse, do not act as you would expect them for a PC mouse, and don't allow some features that you have with tapping. Middle click is home, and right click is back, I would much rather these be different, and most mice can be remapped. Also, it is impossible to do a long press, and a double click. So, maybe something to see in the future.Also, the DPI key does nothing on my Android. There is a function in accessibility that lets you change the DPI, but it is then fixed.