Rechargeable Pocket Pen Mouse, Left/Right-Handed Wireless Optical Ergonomic Mouse with Stylus Function RGB Backlit Type-C & Micro USB Adapter for PC Laptop Notebook Mac (Blue)

Quick plug up and use. Love the design; the bright teal is cool, the multi coloured LEDs are even cooler. Button placement is perfect with my only adjustment being in windows for the scroll to work the opposite way. Laser works fantastic on dark leather couch, pad, and light oak laptop tray. I didn't have too much of a problem with learning how to hold it or moving when clicking. A wrist ergo mouse pad would probably solve this for most people. Keep the mouse angled slightly when moving or drawing. Pretty thrilled with this device. Battery life appears to be good. Several days now and I'm still on the factory charge. Very light and to some this will feel cheap.

This takes a little getting used to. It works fine, bit if you're using it to teach and are a distance from the USB receiver, there are some calibration issues. I think it will be good in the end.

I use this mouse for Blender graphics software. I do not have a graphics pad, and this is the next best thing for me.

This device works for me as a stand-in when my hand and wrist get fatigued from my more typical mouse, but it's not really sufficient as a main mouse if you are at a computer all day. One of the main issues I have with it is that when you click using the button on top, it's very hard not to move the location of the pointer on the screen at the same time, so you end up clicking somewhere other than where you intended. Also, the right click button is almost unusable because of its location. But it's inexpensive, so I will use it here and there. Update: I have found this device to be very helpful when used in combination with a touchpad. I use a USB touchpad with one hand for clicking, double-clicking, and right-clicking, while using this in the other hand for simply moving the cursor. I can switch hands if strain or fatigue sets in.

As with an mouse-style change, be prepared for a brief learning curve. At first, it was difficult to press the side buttons without moving the pointer, but it didn't take long to adapt. I just used a bit more dowward pressure on the point before pressing the side button at first, but I got used to the way it moves and now it's second nature. Also, the muscles in my hand were a bit soar for the first few days since they were not used to moving this way, but no surprise there. Only a little awkward for a week or so, but after that, no negatives at all. Here's my favorite aspects of this pen design: o Ergonomically this is far more comfortable on my wrist and hand than any other mouse I've used. o Extremely surface adaptable - This works well with or without a mousepad. In fact, I can even use this mouse while it still rests in its holder if I'm doing something quick and don't want to take the time to pick it up. I often use it resting on my thigh, against the edge of my keyboard. Works well on any surface I've tried. o Reactive without drastic movement - I have dual side-by-side monitors and a full desk mousepad which was necessary when using my regylar-sytyle mouse in order to get full movement of the pointer across both monitors, but with this pen-style mouse, I can span the full distance of two 22" monitors (44" total) by moving the mouse with my fingers only (about 2"). Never need to move my arm at all! o This was one of the few pen-style devices I saw that advertised a right-click button on both sides of the pen for use left or right handed. Because I prefer to use a left-handed mouse when writing with my right hand, I needed this option and it works beautifully. o I use this more than 8 hours every day, so longer battery life is always better, but one charge still lasts a week or so. Not only that, I can easily continue to use the mouse while it's plugged in charging, so there is never a dead battery crisis. o Also really appreciate the touch screen tip on the back side. Perfect addition to make this the most versitile mouse I've ever used. Highly recommend. Hope this was helpful!

I was somewhat skeptical when I found out that these products exist at this price point. Its plug and play with the included usb dongle. It also comes with a small usb C to A cable and 2 different usb A converters for those of you without a spare usb A port. It works as expected and it works on multiple different surfaces. I enjoy using it while leaning back in my chair and using it on the chairs surface. I've even gamed with it successfully, using it to complete a level of Halo on Legendary. Its pretty close to a mouse but it is a little bit different, so don't be hasty to judge, practice with it for a little while. For this price it delivers what it advertises. I would describe it as a dongle based wireless laser mouse that is in marker form factor. The top button is the left click and is easy to press, the side buttons are the right click and take a little bit more pressure. If your thinking about buying it, just go ahead for this price.

Mouse feels fine and seems to hold a charge better than some reviews would indicate. Right click buttons are a little difficult to reach, but I'd rather that then hit them inadvertently. However, mine will now turn on, the nifty colored lights come on and the main optical light comes on at first, and then after 1 second of being powered on they go off. I have tried every combination of USB slot, turning off and on, updating drivers, etc but it appears to be defective. It is a shame. Otherwise it seemed like a good value. Packaging is in the trash after initially working so I am unable to return or exchange. As of right now, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

I work in my truck a lot and this is great for cramped work spaces. Right click is hard to manage because the pointer will slip off the target. Battery life is very good so far. It’s comfortable and accurate.