Zotech Bondidea N86 Wireless Mouse for PC and MAC. 6 Buttons, 3 Adjustable DPI Levels, 3200 DPI, 18-Month Battery Life, Battery and Mouse pad included! (Black)

First impression:-The nice was nicely packaged and I was surprised it came with an Energizer battery. I was also surprised to find a free mouse pad in the box.-The quality of the mouse was better then I expected for only paying $15.-It was plug and play right out of the box-Nicely shaped to fit a small/medium size hand-Button controls are spot on (we will see in a few weeks)-Mouse works on multiple surfaces without a problem-Scroll button is smooth-Looks like it cost $40+Cons:The only thing I didn't like about this mouse is the weight. It's on the lighter side, probably because of the materials used. I enjoy using a slighter heavier mouse.Def worth the $15!!

update 5-8-14This mouse is garbage, the back cracked open and had to be taped down, the battery door broke so it's neirly impossible to replace the battery, and the the battery slides around so it stops working. The laser on the bottom has moved around too so it doesn't line up anymore. They make it look nice, but the plastic is the cheapest possible. DO NOT BUY!! I love how they give a 2 year guarentee, what am I going to do, pay $6 to ship my $12 mouse for repair?!? how about making it high quality the first time.maybe my old mouse was larger than normal, but this one is pretty small for my big hand. I'm 6'2. Works nice though, mouse click is slightly loud.

This mouse works flawlessly with Windows 8. It is sleek looking and tracks,extremely well. I did return it for 2 reasons that are not huge deals but did not do well for my workflow (music production). First is it was too small for me as I have larger hands. Second was the lack of automatic on/off. There is a switch on the bottom and if it darker in the room it is difficult to see. If you forget to switch it off though I believe it shuts down power so the battery does not drain.Overall a really good little mouse that just did not work with my flow.

A GREAT WIRELESS MOUSE! This optical mouse works better than any of the LogiTech and Microsoft models I get for this kind of money at Staples. I love the feel and the controls. Fits the hand perfectly.The reason for 3 stars is because there was no warranty card in the awesome box it came in, so I went on-line to the Bondidea site to register it. Unfortunately, there's no way to register new products there, so I emailed them. They had some US sales person tell me to just keep my receipt. I told them that in this country, if a product has a warranty, it must be registered with the company that produces them. This way, the consumer knows it's covered by the company that made it. He replied saying that's a good idea. I'll tell them. Guess the Japanese are having some real management issues over there.UPDATE 12/15/13- The scroll wheel stopped working after only a few months of normal use. I'm going to see if I can get a warranty replacement.

After disposing of a super-cheap Logitech M100 which had an issue with double-clicking when I hold down a button, I was pleasantly surprised that this mouse has held together so well. I use it for gaming and other general computer purposes, on account of being unwilling to spend 45 dollars or more on a 'gaming mouse' .Pros:-Pretty good battery life! ( It's been several months and I've only had to replace the AA battery once so far, compared to a bluetooth mac mouse I have which burns through 2 AAs every few weeks.)-Decent durability(nothing peeling or anything :/)-5 buttons, (the 6th is the DPI button, it hasn't triggered on accident despite being located on mouse bottom)-Power saving: I'm not entirely sure on this one, but if you leave it on and alone for about an hour or so, it goes into a sleep mode and needs to be clicked to start using it again. I can only assume this is to conserve power.-Easy to transport- the little USB dongle for connecting wirelessly to the computer fits neatly into the bottom of the mouse-Cons:Questionable mac support- It works fine as a 3-button mouse on my mac, but I have been unable to find a utility to configure the side buttons for mac. The other 2 buttons register as mouse3 and mouse4 I believe :/.-DPI button is slightly inconvenient- you have to hit the button and move the mouse to figure out what sensitivity you're on- and sometimes you can doubleclick it on accident.-Takes up a USB port- not everyone has a shortage of USB ports, but hey, that's important to know.I would strongly recommend this product if you're looking for the most bang for your buck in terms of getting a cheap wireless mouse!

I purchased this mouse for work six months ago and I use it between 6-10 hours daily. For the most part, when the mouse is working the functionality is great. It is extremely easy to set up (plug and play) and the DPI makes things go much faster while working.However, there are some rather significantelf wiping my ha flaws with it:-The grip on it is terrible. If you have larger hands, don't bother with this. The plastic on the sides has zero traction and if your hands are at all moist or oily it makes it impossible to use. I find myself wiping my hand on my pants constantly to try and get a good grip. There is practically no way to have any sort of snack or drink while using this mouse.-The biggest issue is that it starts to cut out. At first, its rare, like once an hour. You shake it some and then its fine with just a minor delay. Then it progressively gets worse and worse to a point where now I am having to stop work every 2-3 minutes to try and get it to cut back on. Huge pain. I've tried replacing batteries and everything I could think of but to no avail. Additionally, there is zero online support or information to tell me why it is acting as such and how to fix it.I just purchased a different mouse from a different brand to replace this one after only six months of use. I won't be purchasing another one of this brand nor model again.