FENIFOX Bluetooth Mouse, Black Slim Mini, Whisper-Quiet, Flat Portable Wireless, Rechargeable, Laptop PC Tablet Android Windows XP

I really like this Bluetooth mouse but I'll keep it concise on the points. FYI...These PROS and CONS are going to ring true for most, but they do have some subjectivity in them. Take these with a grain of salt and compare against your needs to make a great decision. --Product Review-- PROS Super Slim: It fits in any pocket. If you prefer a sleeve for your laptop or tablet, you'll like how this packs. We have windows-based tablets in sleeves. So this is the perfect companion. No Dongle: No more keeping up with a tiny USB receiver/dongle. Just connect via BT on your device. Huge plus. Super CHEAP: For the purpose it serves, you can't beat a mouse this slim and without a dongle. Scroll Wheel: There are others on Amazon going for the same price with no scroll wheel or a terrible iteration of a scroll wheel. This one is low profile and works great. Colors: I love that there are multiple colors to choose from. You can tell the manufacturer understands that we'd like to match our laptops and tablets by including some standard options like the matte silver, rose gold, gloss black, etc. CONS: Build Quality: First off, it's not terrible at all. It is what it is for being about $20. If you're clumsy or rough on your equipment, you may want to buy a mouse with more resilient materials. Indicator Lights: There are red and blue indicator lights to signify a low battery or connectivity, but the included instructions aren't crystal clear on every aspect. Either way, it hasn't impaired my work at all. I've had no disruptions and I'm sure I'll get used to the quirks. Scroll Wheel: Although I said this was a "PRO", I still think some may not like it's low-profile location. If you're used to a standard mouse, it may take a little time to adjust. Company Logo: Note to product team - We know you want to build a brand, but we'd rather you build it and push the logo to the side or bottom. Especially the OCD/minimalist types would be really appreciative. --Package Review-- PROS Well Protected: The mouse comes in a small cardboard box that is partitioned. The mouse is cradled from vibration on one side, and inside a plastic sleeve to prevent scratches. Your charge cable is tucked away under the packing insert CONS Instructions: I would have preferred the instructions give more detail on what indicator light will flash or appear once the mouse is fully charged. The manual does not address this. The drawback is that you may forget to charge and suddenly the mouse goes dead when you need it the most. I'm sure there's a way it signals full charge, but it's not mentioned in the manual card. Conclusion: Would I buy it again? Yes, and I've already bought a second one. Are there other options that are better at this price range? Possibly. From my research, every BT mouse on Amazon looks similar in build quality and specs at the $15-20 range.

I was really excited to get this mouse. I need to use both a Mac and a Windows box for business. I love my Apple Magic Mouse. It's very sleek and has a very low profile, so I was thrilled when I saw this mouse. The mouse I received not only did not work with my Windows box, it was USED!! It has scratch marks on the bottom from it being used as you can see from my pictures. Those pictures were literally straight out of the box. Needles to say, I am returning it. Cons: When I attempted to connect the mouse to the computer, it took multiple, repeated attempts before it would connect. Once it was connected, most of the time it would not move and when it did move, it was very jerky and hard to control. Pros: However, it was not all bad and I would consider buying this mouse again if I could find one that works. The movement on the desktop was amazingly smooth and quiet. Literally, you cannot hear it when you slide it across the desk. Even my husband, who has gone through dozens of gaming mice, was stunned by how quiet the mouse was when sliding on the desk. The feel of the mouse itself is very smooth and the very low profile feels great in the hand if you do not like having a huge hump of a mouse under your hand (I do not). I prefer a low profile mouse as it cuts down on the carpal tunnel issues and such, and the profile of the Fenifox mouse is actually even lower than my Apple Magic Mouse. I just wish the blessed thing worked. FENIFOX Mini Bluetooth Mouse, Ultra-thin Portable Mobile Optional Mice with Rechargeable Battery for Laptop,PC,Mac,Android Tablet (Black)

I've had this travel mouse for almost 2 years. I bought it for it's think profile so could easily fit in a backpack when I'm on the road. It worked well until now. It connects to my laptop by bluetooth so need for a USB receiver. It charges via a USB-C so no batteries to change. My only complaint is that the on/off switch on the bottom is difficult to toggle because it is recessed. Unfortunately, I dropped the Fenifox mouse yesterday and the scroll wheel is no longer functional, but everything else still does. So it's off to Amazon to buy a replacement.

If you have a job that requires you to use a computer frequently on the move, this mouse is a great asset. For context, I work in Quality Assurance and my job requires us to use laptops on rolling carts. We frequently move around, so I required a mouse with full functionality that was Bluetooth and was small enough to pocket when necessary. This mouse checked all of the boxes for me. The DPI settings allow for switching between fast movement or precise clicks for Excel work. The scroll wheel is small, however I find that it has not affected usability in the slightest. ✅Pros: ▪️Sleek look and slim. Easy portability and fits into pockets nicely. ▪️Snappy Bluetooth connectivity. Pairs within seconds of turning the power switch on. ▪️Long battery life. I can use it for a couple weeks of regular 8 hour day use without charging. ▪️Click response. Mouse has a nice tactile feel with quiet clicks. No issues with double-clicking. ⛔️Cons: ▪️Mouse wheel can be squeaky sometimes. Does not bother me, but may bother some. ▪️Slick polished finish is a fingerprint magnet. This is to be expected with gloss finishes. ▪️Durability. I have not dropped this mouse, but it does not feel like it could take too many drops on concrete. ▪️Windows compatibility only. Not an issue in most business environments, but keep in mind this does not work with Apple products due to the Bluetooth drivers. Overall, the mouse is worth the asking price and it fits the bill. I went with the black color, and it looks great when clean, but it does get dirty quick. I’m satisfied after over a month of regular use. Much better than my experience with the mice from the larger “L” brand. As long as it holds up, my review maintains the 5 stars because I haven’t found anything else that fits my needs the same.

Better than expected. I selected this mouse as an alternative to the Logitech T630 and so far I'm satisfied with it. I'm using this mouse with my Galaxy Tab S2 along with a Logitech Bluetooth K810 keyboard. The Fenifox mouse was immediately recognized by the tablet and paired without any problems. Android placed a mouse pointer on the screen, and I didn't need to make any adjustments. I also tested it with my Galaxy S7 smartphone and it worked well. During a few days of heavy use with the tablet it worked perfectly. It's very thin and is a good supplement for navigating the Android screens. I have larger hands, and the long narrow shape provides for a comfortable grasp between the thumb and pinky to slide it around. It needs only a gentle touch. This mouse would not be the best choice for intensive all day mousing. The slim design is suited for casual and intermittent use. Although it's missing the sideways (left or right) scrolling movements on the center wheel that some mice have, the screen can be dragged left or right by holding the left button down while the pointer is on an empty area of the screen. The center scrolling wheel scrolls up or down very smoothly. A left button click selects screen choices or launches apps. A right button click or clicking the center wheel takes you to the home page. This is quite easy to remember and is much easier than remembering arcane keystroke combinations on a keyboard . I'm using it at the maximum DPI setting which seems to require less movement of the mouse for moving the mouse pointer on the screen. I've even used the mouse resting on my leg while sitting on the couch. Worked fine.