Love the fit. Enjoy the easy access into the battery department. Changing batteries will be a little difficult because of the design (one is stacked on top of the other). Speaking of battery design, the batteries do not allow for easy access to the USB receiver when it is stored. You have to catch the receiver on the corner with your fingernail tip to lift it out of place for usage. I think the bumpers that the mouse rides on should have been designed slightly thicker. This would have greatly modified the feel as the mouse tracks across the pad.
It is lightweight. Designed so it can be picked up with one hand. I really appreciate that aspect. I have yet to see how the sleep mode functions, or how irritating it could be to deal with (I don't know what the interval is before it goes to sleep). To make the mouse work, just click a button and it wakes up.
Ergonomics (fit) = 5 stars
Tracking = 4 stars
Battery compartment = 3 stars.
Ergonomics and tracking matter most. I would still recommend the purchase based on price and comfort.
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Product Description
How to use it:
A. 2.4Ghz Mode:
Switch to "ON/OFF" button to right.And Plug the receiver into the USB port of your computer, Then you can use the mouse in 2.4GHz Mode.
B. Bluetooth Mode:
- Turn on the device's Bluetooth function
- Switch to "ON/OFF" button to left. (Bluetooth mode)
- Search the product of Bluetooth and find “BT5.1 Mouse” to pair. Then you can use the mouse in Bluetooth Mode.
Note:
System Requirement: iPadOS 13 or later, iOS 13 or later, Windows 8/ 10 or later, Mac OS X 10.10 or later, Android 5.0 or later.
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RECHARGABLE MOUSEThe mouse built-in rechargeable battery, with a charging cable. Notes:The blue light shows when charging. The blue light turns off automatically when fully charged. |
3 ADJUSTABLE DPI LEVELSDual Mode Mouse with 1000/1200/1600 swithable DPI .Pressing the DPI button to change the perfect speed you needed.It will turn to sleep mode in 10mins of inactivity for energy saving ,and can be activated by clicking any buttons. |
PORTABLE & POCKET SIZELightweight, slim design make it perfectly for travel, easy to put in your laptop bag or pockets. |
Package Included:
1 x Wireless Mouse
1 x USB Receiver (In the battery compartment of the mouse)
1 x USB Charging Cable
1 x User Manual
Note:
1. It's out of power if the mouse cursor moves slowly or stop moving. Please recharge it. Note: Please do not charge the mouse with mobile phone charger.
2. Please charge the mouse for 2 hours before the first time to use it. The blue light beside the scroll wheel will be on while charging, and then goes off when the mouse is fully charged.
3. Not all computers support two modes. For example, Win 7 system does not support Bluetooth mode,
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| Price | Currently unavailable. | $9.91 | $9.99 | $10.15 | $14.99 | $7.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 |
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| Sold By | — | JINGON Direct | JINGON Direct | Blira Design | Winsoft-tech | NexiGo Authorized |
| connectivity tech | USB, Wireless | 2.4G USB Wireless | 2.4G / USB Wireless | USB | USB, Wireless | USB, Wireless |
| hand orientation | Right | Ambidextrous | Ambidextrous | Ambidextrous | Ambidextrous | Ambidextrous |
| power source | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered | Battery Powered |
| tracking method | Optical | Optical | Optical | — | Optical | Optical |
| range | 32 feet | 10 meters | 10 meters | 33 feet | 10 meters | 10 meters |
| button quantity | 6 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
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Quite Surprised In good...and bad Ways (Update....Its pretty bad)
So Where do I begin. Lets start with the pros and let me clarify this is just a preview I've not tried the mouse but for one day I'll update my review in two weeks based on my experience with the mouse.-PROS-Not too Lightweight: The mouse weight is very comfortable for a wireless mouse and its a pleasant surprise compared to other manufacturersSeems Sturdy: This mouse does not feel cheap it has a matte finish on the bulk of it that will not show fingerprints which is always a plus also it does not feel cheap I paid 5 bucks for this and it feels like a 20 dollar wireless mouse easy.Snappy and Responsive: I noticed barely any input Lag while I was playing my favorite game guild wars 2 with a few friends there were some times I forgot that it was wireless always looking for slack from a cord when there was none.-CONS-Shiny Buttons: Even though the Finish over all is matte many of the buttons are glossy and will show fingerprints and possibly dirt which may not seem like an issue to some but for me its a bit of an annoyance.Size:Unfortunately even though the mouse is pretty heavy for a wireless mouse its very small I'll put a side by side comparison with my hand and the mouse in the pictures. Bottom Line if you have big hands you may not want this unless you like using claw grip...Way too Responsive:I know this may be confusing because I praised it for its responsiveness but let me explain. The Mouse is responsive yes and I love that. But in my previous statement its too small for bigger hands so if you were to get there and use a claw grip to control if it would feel like one nudge of the wrong part of your hand could send the cursor flying across the screen with great speed.And Finally The Dongle:Look I don't know how you guys made the mouse but honestly you did a good job but it feels like you skimped on the dongle for the wireless connection. The reason I say this is when I opened the box to set up the mouse the dongle almost fell apart in my hands from picking it up I had to clamp it back together so that it would expose the wireless pcb in the usb dongle Something no customer should have to do.Now Let me say again this is only a preview of my initial experience with the Coo Mouse and the reason its a preview is because I want to do a little more playing around with the mouse to make sure its for me I wanna see if I can get used to using the mouse even though is smaller than my big hand. So please be patient I'm sure I'll have lots to say in the coming weeks thank you.UPDATE!!!:So After 2 or more weeks testing this thing out I'd definitely recommend saving money and getting a better computer mouse especially if you have the same problem I have with it. Its just too dang small i feel like an adult using a kid computer mouse every time I try and use this thing it miss-clicks or misses where I'm trying to hover over. So Please if You have hands as big as mine or bigger Save your money for a beefier mouse...This one isn't it. Also the Casing around the dongle broke and its stuck in my usb port because I don't wanna pull it out by the tiny psb. 1 out of 5
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
-PROS-
Not too Lightweight: The mouse weight is very comfortable for a wireless mouse and its a pleasant surprise compared to other manufacturers
Seems Sturdy: This mouse does not feel cheap it has a matte finish on the bulk of it that will not show fingerprints which is always a plus also it does not feel cheap I paid 5 bucks for this and it feels like a 20 dollar wireless mouse easy.
Snappy and Responsive: I noticed barely any input Lag while I was playing my favorite game guild wars 2 with a few friends there were some times I forgot that it was wireless always looking for slack from a cord when there was none.
-CONS-
Shiny Buttons:
Even though the Finish over all is matte many of the buttons are glossy and will show fingerprints and possibly dirt which may not seem like an issue to some but for me its a bit of an annoyance.
Size:
Unfortunately even though the mouse is pretty heavy for a wireless mouse its very small I'll put a side by side comparison with my hand and the mouse in the pictures. Bottom Line if you have big hands you may not want this unless you like using claw grip...
Way too Responsive:
I know this may be confusing because I praised it for its responsiveness but let me explain. The Mouse is responsive yes and I love that. But in my previous statement its too small for bigger hands so if you were to get there and use a claw grip to control if it would feel like one nudge of the wrong part of your hand could send the cursor flying across the screen with great speed.
And Finally The Dongle:
Look I don't know how you guys made the mouse but honestly you did a good job but it feels like you skimped on the dongle for the wireless connection. The reason I say this is when I opened the box to set up the mouse the dongle almost fell apart in my hands from picking it up I had to clamp it back together so that it would expose the wireless pcb in the usb dongle Something no customer should have to do.
Now Let me say again this is only a preview of my initial experience with the Coo Mouse and the reason its a preview is because I want to do a little more playing around with the mouse to make sure its for me I wanna see if I can get used to using the mouse even though is smaller than my big hand. So please be patient I'm sure I'll have lots to say in the coming weeks thank you.
UPDATE!!!:
So After 2 or more weeks testing this thing out I'd definitely recommend saving money and getting a better computer mouse especially if you have the same problem I have with it. Its just too dang small i feel like an adult using a kid computer mouse every time I try and use this thing it miss-clicks or misses where I'm trying to hover over. So Please if You have hands as big as mine or bigger Save your money for a beefier mouse...This one isn't it. Also the Casing around the dongle broke and its stuck in my usb port because I don't wanna pull it out by the tiny psb. 1 out of 5
Quite Surprised In good...and bad Ways (Update....Its pretty bad)
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
So Where do I begin. Lets start with the pros and let me clarify this is just a preview I've not tried the mouse but for one day I'll update my review in two weeks based on my experience with the mouse.Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
-PROS-
Not too Lightweight: The mouse weight is very comfortable for a wireless mouse and its a pleasant surprise compared to other manufacturers
Seems Sturdy: This mouse does not feel cheap it has a matte finish on the bulk of it that will not show fingerprints which is always a plus also it does not feel cheap I paid 5 bucks for this and it feels like a 20 dollar wireless mouse easy.
Snappy and Responsive: I noticed barely any input Lag while I was playing my favorite game guild wars 2 with a few friends there were some times I forgot that it was wireless always looking for slack from a cord when there was none.
-CONS-
Shiny Buttons:
Even though the Finish over all is matte many of the buttons are glossy and will show fingerprints and possibly dirt which may not seem like an issue to some but for me its a bit of an annoyance.
Size:
Unfortunately even though the mouse is pretty heavy for a wireless mouse its very small I'll put a side by side comparison with my hand and the mouse in the pictures. Bottom Line if you have big hands you may not want this unless you like using claw grip...
Way too Responsive:
I know this may be confusing because I praised it for its responsiveness but let me explain. The Mouse is responsive yes and I love that. But in my previous statement its too small for bigger hands so if you were to get there and use a claw grip to control if it would feel like one nudge of the wrong part of your hand could send the cursor flying across the screen with great speed.
And Finally The Dongle:
Look I don't know how you guys made the mouse but honestly you did a good job but it feels like you skimped on the dongle for the wireless connection. The reason I say this is when I opened the box to set up the mouse the dongle almost fell apart in my hands from picking it up I had to clamp it back together so that it would expose the wireless pcb in the usb dongle Something no customer should have to do.
Now Let me say again this is only a preview of my initial experience with the Coo Mouse and the reason its a preview is because I want to do a little more playing around with the mouse to make sure its for me I wanna see if I can get used to using the mouse even though is smaller than my big hand. So please be patient I'm sure I'll have lots to say in the coming weeks thank you.
UPDATE!!!:
So After 2 or more weeks testing this thing out I'd definitely recommend saving money and getting a better computer mouse especially if you have the same problem I have with it. Its just too dang small i feel like an adult using a kid computer mouse every time I try and use this thing it miss-clicks or misses where I'm trying to hover over. So Please if You have hands as big as mine or bigger Save your money for a beefier mouse...This one isn't it. Also the Casing around the dongle broke and its stuck in my usb port because I don't wanna pull it out by the tiny psb. 1 out of 5
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