Wireless Mouse (Bluetooth+2.4G) Rechargeable Portable Silent Quiet Computer Mouse with 4000 DPI for Laptop/PC/Mac/MacBook/Chromebook/Surface Pro/iPad/Tablet Ambidextrous (White)

This is my first rechargeable mouse, and so far I am pleased with its performance. + It is the right size for my hands; my hands are on the smaller side. It's comfortable to use. + I love that the light on the bottom is green when in USB mode, and blue, when in Blue Tooth mode. + I love that the charging port is not on the bottom, so it can be charged and used at the same time. + So far, I've only had to charge it once; when I unboxed it, I plugged it in to charged. I use it every day, so the battery life is amazing. + The color is pretty. + It has smooth movement. I'll come back on and update this review later if I find any cons.

I've had this now for about a year. Pros. It works great. Has nice hand feel. Stays charged for a long time (I use it daily for many hours,). And the texture color is nice and mostly easy to clean. However this has a white rubber on the side that has discolored over time. My hands are clean and I don't eat food while using it. That discoloration is from regular hand oils. I have tried cleaning it with magic eraser. Soap, peroxide, alcohol, finger nail polish. Nothing works. It just keeps getting darker. A lot of soft white rubber plastics discolor in this exact same way and I was weary of buying a white mouse but I didn't want the other one. Plus it's light too. Even gray and black will discolor but usually less noticable. This one just looks gross dirty. I'll keep using it though cause it's a nice mouse. Also the scrolling wheel feels like it needs a bearing or lubricated or something. It's not that smooth and it's starting to make more noise. I'm going to try to access it and give it a little oil. Overall it's a great mouse if it wasn't for the use of a material that discolors from hand oils. (On the side rubber parts discolor).

I would buy hundreds of these, it’s worth the money . I love mine. It stays charged for days before needing plugged back in. It charges fast as well. Incredible quality, The clicks are decently quiet, which is a bonus for me. It functions beautifully. buy this

After using it gets dirty and can't clean. I also dropped it and it broke so it's not very durable

I'm pretty particular with my wireless mouse choice, and the tactile but incredibly soft click and feel of the matte plastic is great, and the color schemes are so subdued and nice. It connects so easily and reliably and the battery life before needing to recharge is several weeks of workday use. My favorite part is the eco-friendly nature of the product and company!

The mouse is actually silent. Both Bluetooth and the 2.4GHz work great. Setup took less than 20 seconds. I turned on the mouse, clicked the BT pair button, selected the mouse on my laptop and just like that connected. I just received and tested it. So I can't speak about it's durability. So far it comfortable, silent, and the price was great.

I guess I got a faulty one. It’s not silent; had a distinct sound with every click. The right click is silent, though. Great battery life, looks good and is very cute.

I have several computers and am always on the lookout for an inexpensive yet nice mouse to use with a laptop, as they are easily left behind or picked up by someone else by mistake. So when the Whalices 52 showed up in Vine, it seemed like a great opportunity to check out a new entrant in a market I'm pretty familiar with. I'd consider this mouse to be targeting the lower end devices in Logitech's wireless mouse range, with the Logitech M196 (which I also own) being the closest equivalent. So, with that in mind, here are my impressions of the Whalices 52 after using it for a day. First, the pros: 1. The ability to switch between Bluetooth and USB connectivity is a very unique feature. For me, I prefer to use Bluetooth if I can, but if your computer doesn't have it, you can't connect the M196 at all, but with the Whalices 52, you just pop the little USB-A transceiver out of the bottom of the housing and you're up and running with no hassle whatsoever. 2. The adjustable DPI settings is a feature that I've never seen on a mouse before, but comes in pretty handy. It's a bit of a blunt instrument, with just three settings, but I found the lowest setting to be right on the money for my use. Between this and Windows's mouse control panel, you'll get the pointer speed exactly where you want it with no trouble. 3. The mouse glides smoothly across most surfaces thanks to a wide sliding surface. Although other reviews mentioned that their mouse came with this misaligned, mine was perfect. 4. The charging port is placed so that plugging in the charging cable doesn't render the mouse useless, (looking at you, Apple Magic Mouse) and the mouse charged to 100% very quickly on a standard 5V 1A USB charging block. While I loved a lot of things about the Whalices 52, there are some downsides that prevented me from a perfect five star rating. The cons: 1. The build quality is just so-so. While the idea of recycled plastics in the housing is great, and the mouse is generally attractive, the fit and finish feels a little slapdash. The sticker labeling the buttons was poorly applied, and the top buttons were visibly misaligned. I didn't notice that there was any issue clicking the buttons, but I am concerned as to how the device will hold up over the long haul. 2. The mouse is less ergonomic than the M196 that I'm comparing it to. Even though it is slightly heavier than the Logitech, it feels less substantial in my hand, and its slick surface is harder to grip. Travel mouses (and yes, the plural of computer mouse is mouses) tend to underwhelm in this category, but I've definitely used better. I have rather large hands and folks with smaller hands might not find this to be such an annoyance. 3. The mouse is slightly more expensive than the M196. This might not be a downside if you regularly switch computers, since you could plug the USB dongle in one computer and pair Bluetooth with the other, and switch between them with just a quick button click, but that's not a use case that's likely to apply to me. My mouse lives with the laptop it's paired to. All in all, the Whalices 52 is a solid value, and it has a lot going for it. It's hard to recommend it over a less expensive alternative from a well-known brand, but there are features that are going to make it a better choice for some folks out there. If you want a rechargeable mouse with dual connectivity options, this is likely the cheapest game in town, and you won't be disappointed. It's a fair price for a lot of mouse, especially if it holds up over the long term.