iMouseW3

We use this in a freezer at work so ... yeah... very good mouse and survives extreme temps.

Worked as advertised. Haven't got it wet yet, but it looks like it would hold up.

I bought this mouse to use on a computer in an industrial shop environment.Overall, it works as well as one could hope! You plug it in, and it moves your cursor around. Click the buttons, and they operate their commands faithfully. It seems durable as heck, but I'm not about to spend my time on the clock testing the durability. It is by all accounts a well-functioning, super-basic mouse whose only real idiosyncrasy is that it's waterproof/dustproof.I knocked one star off for two reasons, only one of which could easily be changed on the company's part:-The scroll wheel doesn't exactly feel "sticky" in its scrolling action, but it feels a bit odd. I'd want to describe it as "gummy" in that as you rotate the wheel down, after the last click it feels as if it might want to pull itself one click back up. It doesn't actually backlash in the way, but it feels like it wants to. It just doesn't feel like a very positive registration. I don't think there's much they could do about this, as I assume it's caused by the sealed/magnetic design of the scroll wheel. This detail is small in my mind, as it only affects the feel of the mouse and not its performance.-The USB cable is somewhat stiff, doesn't bend easily, and retains memory of its shape. This is the only part of the mouse that I feel could be argued to be compromising its performance, and the primary reason I deducted a star; Depending on how you have your computer area laid out, the stiffness of the cable can continue to slightly move the mouse around after you take your hands off of it, and despite having it for several weeks the cable still wants to tangle up into the "bowtie" shape that it was packaged into originally. I would very much have preferred a softer/floppier USB cable that bends more easily.Overall if you need a basic mouse with above-average resilience to dust and moisture for basic office tasks, as I do, then this is a solid choice. If I were using it to do any computing tasks that required high precision out of a mouse, like gaming or CAD design, I'd personally keep looking elsewhere to see if I could find one with a higher-quality USB cable assembly.Update - January 22, 2020 - Today the scroll-wheel broke on the mouse. It still functions as a button, but spinning the wheel no longer does anything. I'll be leaving this as a 4-star rating because, for the cost, a year and a half in service in an industrial environment is not bad at all. If you can't tolerate replacing a mouse every year or two, my experience would suggest one should look elsewhere.

Great basic mouse.Great price. Highly recommend for seniors and young people and anyone who wants a good basic working mouse.

For 30 USD, I got this because it said it is waterproof. Well.. It died after 1 month, the bottom of the mouse does not light up. I contacted their support team and all you get is a pdf form. They do NOT refund or replace, they will ask you to send the mouse back, in original packaging (who keeps boxes for months????) and you pay for shipping. IT IS NOT WORTH the money.. total rip off.. and they keep deleting the 12% 1 star comments.. BEWARE!

I ordered this after using their keyboard in my garage shop for a while. Lots of spilled liquids, dust, etc and they just keep working. I'm very pleased.

it has survived my dishwasher.

This mouse works, it is waterproof. So far I used it for less than an hour, hope it works well in long time.I wish the wheel could be turned more easily; now it needs more force to turn compared with other mouses. I don't recall having this issue with the older mouse with this brand name.The cord of this mouse is not of high quality, it is stiff.The cord of this mouse is around 6 feet long, that is too long, takes too much room on the table.