INPHIC Wireless Mouse Rechargeable, Upgraded Visible Battery, 2400 DPI, Silent Ergonomic Computer Wireless Mouse for Laptop, Mac, PC etc.

I bought this mouse about two years ago, and honestly, it has been one of the best tech purchases I’ve made. From the day I got it, I never even bothered turning it off — that’s how reliable and efficient the battery life has been. I use it constantly, usually 6–7 days a week for anywhere between 1 to 4 hours a day, and today was the first time it finally died. That alone says a lot about the quality and power efficiency. The performance has been consistently excellent. The mouse is comfortable to use for long sessions, whether I’m doing schoolwork, browsing, or gaming casually. It tracks smoothly, responds quickly, and has never given me connection issues or lag. Even after heavy, regular use over two years, it still feels solid and well-built. What really impressed me is how dependable it is. My grandfather actually bought the same mouse because he relies on it daily for work. He charges it occasionally just to be safe, but it has proven to be extremely reliable for professional use as well. When two people in completely different situations can rely on the same product long-term, that says a lot about its design and durability. The battery life is easily one of the standout features. Many devices claim long battery performance, but this one truly delivers. Not having to constantly think about charging or replacing batteries makes everyday use much more convenient. Overall, this mouse offers incredible value for the price. It’s durable, comfortable, dependable, and unbelievably energy-efficient. After two years of heavy use with virtually zero issues, I can confidently say this is a GREAT mouse for the money. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, long-lasting mouse that just works.

6 Month update: THIS MOUSE IS ABSOLUTELY WONDEROUS! There, I said it in caps. Get a month out of a charge, that is to say I charge it every month - I have never ran out of battery. IN A MONTH!! That's pretty damned Skippy, in my book. Best rechargeable mouse for $10 you'll ever find. I've had this mouse for about three weeks. Right out of the box, this mouse has a quality feel. Sure, it's plastic. A paperweight in a cyclone it's not, but let me tell you what it is: Reliable, usefull and efficient. Charge and recharge takes about 1.5 hours. First charge lasted 15 days, mouse on all the time. Goes to sleep, springs alive at a touch of a button. Movement from three presets accessed by a function button behind the scroll wheel. Look at it as "slow, medium, fast". Works very nice and you'll immediately recognize the speed difference in each setting. I've had a few mouse from other mfgrs in which the scroll wheel was too far back. This one is perfect for me. The size is very comfortable for a person of large to medium hands. I can't say for a smaller hand, but could be a nice fit to rest the palm on the top of the mouse. I've read a few reviewers thought the forward/reverse buttons poorly placed. Not so for me. Having fairly large hands, my thumb drapes over the side, clicking these buttons is a natural feeling tap. All buttons are excellent. Right/left click is completely silent. F/R buttons are noisy, but no trailing echo sound like with some I've used. I'm very happy with this mouse, give it two thumbs up!!

This review is for the INPHIC model BL (all black model and currently pictured in the center). This is the best mouse I've owned in 35 years. It has precision tracking on just about any surface...different desktops, bed, couch, etc. without the need for a mouse pad. There is no cursor jitter with this mouse even at a high DPI setting. The buttons have nice tactile feedback as does the scroll wheel and there are no missed clicks or dead spots while scrolling. It's a medium sized mouse with comfortable ergonomics. Only change I'd make would be placing the back and forward buttons a bit higher over the thumb. Battery life and power management is incredible. The mouse only takes about 2 hours to charge and battery life between charges has been no less than 2 months. This is with everyday use and not turning the power button off. The mouse can also be used while it's plugged in and being charged. I was so impressed I recently decided to buy another for my desktop. This BL model was out of stock and had a several week wait, so I decided to try the BLACK model which has the silver band around it and "2.4G wireless optical mouse" written on top. THAT WAS A MISTAKE. One hour battery life, jittery cursor and about 4 dead spots in the scroll wheel...total junk. I returned it to Amazon for a refund and ordered another BL model which was worth the wait. It arrived a few days ago and is just as nice as the one I ordered 8 months ago.

Worked out of the box on Linux, so regular HID driver I suppose (this is good, mostly) The mouse is very comfortable. It's wide and not too tall - the hump isn't as pronounced as a logitech gaming mouse, for example, which I like because it doesn't make your wrist bend as much. Definitely helpful because i use it on my couch cushion so the angle of my wrist is already steeper than it would be on a desk. There is also a finger rest on the right for your ring finger (or pinkie, depending which finger you right-click with). It's one of the most comfortable finger wrests I've encountered. And just low enough to allow you to use that finger to help grip the mouse. very hapy with the comfort in general. the mouse is lightweight. I like this, you judge for yourself. It does indeed continue to function while you're charging. The input is still over wireless, so you will need the dongle plus the charging cable in this case, but that cable can be plugged into an AC adapter if you're out of ports. The included cable is barely a foot long. It's just enough to not be limiting if you need to use it while charging, but another 6" would be nice. I have plenty laying around and I'm not bothering to swap them out. Just fyi. Something to note. i see the description says "breathing LED". I don't see any LED, except when it's charging, and it does not breathe. I am actually really happy about that because I don't need more LED indicators in my life. I missed that in the description and when i plugged it in with the cable I looked for a toggle for the light (there is none). I read the description and saw the "breathing" thing, so I unplugged the cable out of curiosity. To my elation the light just turned off. But, if you like a blue LEDs on all your devices because you're a monster, you may not get what you think. The DPI toggle doesn't seem to be doing anything. This may be a Linux thing, if I ever connect it to my Win PC and i remember i will confirm here. I don't care because i use the sensitivity slider on my laptop and i don't need on-the-fly DPI switching for this mouse. I find the Scroll speed to be insanely slow. Again, might be my system. Takes me 2 full wheel scrolls to move a single page. I'd like to adjust that. The Scroll is tactile, not free-spin. Bumpy sound not clicky. The button clicks are not silent. they're just like any other mouse. I didn't expect it to be quiet because that's not a thing. I like the 3min sleep thing. I'm not sure how i feel about having to click to wake it as opposed to just moving it. it's optical not laser so that's probably the reason. I think it's just a matter of training my brain. We'll see how it survives being tossed in a laptop bag. Again, due to being ergo but without a big hump, it's not too large to throw in a bag. Overall, I'm ok with what i spent on what I got. It's a well-functioning mouse for a low price. No mouse is 100% perfect, each has something different wrong with them. As i write this review I'm realizing that the particular quirks on this one are the least problematic compared to some I've had on portable non-gaming mice, so I'm giving it an extra star because it basically does what it says and some issues may be on my end. The scroll speed may kill me slowly, we'll see how that goes.

I bought this for my mom for her new work from home job. It was literally the only cheap mouse I could find on amazon with both the thumb and ring finger slots. As others have mentioned, the forward and back buttons are kind of in the way so I just glued them immediately to avoid my mom accidentally backing out of important work. In the real world this should knock my review down to 4 stars but considering 4 stars on amazon is basically garbage I'm not going to dock a star for that because like I said there are no other exact alternatives on amazon anyway. It also turns itself off after only like 3-5 minutes of inactivity which is kind of annoying but is also probably a big reason the battery lasts so long. It's been in use about 30 hours a week for a few months now and the battery still hasn't even needed recharging. It also does feel very nice-not overly cheap plastic and not too heavy or light. Will update review if/when it ever breaks which I assume will happen eventually with a cheap nice mouse like this.

The INPHIC Wireless Mouse has been a great addition to my workspace. It’s comfortable to use for long periods, with a smooth scroll wheel and responsive buttons. The rechargeable battery is a huge plus — I no longer have to worry about constantly buying batteries, and it charges quickly via USB. The wireless connection is stable with no noticeable lag, making it perfect for both work and casual use. Plus, the compact design makes it easy to carry with my laptop. Overall, a solid, budget-friendly wireless mouse that gets the job done well. Highly recommend!

These mice are pretty nice for the price. I ordered the black one without the led on it and it worked great at first. Felt great in my hand and had a good weight to it. Because of the angle of the mouse my finger would constantly click the right click button. Drove me nuts but I liked it otherwise. Then a day later it started acting crazy as well as the back button and forward buttons were very cheap and sounded horrible when pressed compared to the other buttons. I sent this one back and ordered the white and blue mecha version which claimed to have 700mah battery as well. I received the white and blue mecha version and nowhere on the box does it say what size battery it has. I will say this one had the led battery monitor on top and the side buttons weren't as loud and horrible to press. Here's the problem, I open the book that comes in the box to look for the specs to see what size battery it has. 400mah. I immediately check the listing multiple times and everything says 700mah. I email the company and they responded with yes it is 400mah and we will change it. Send it back if you don't want it. No offer of we will send you the black one in exchange or sorry for misleading you and whoever else has purchased the blue and white version that thinks they have a 700mah battery in their mouse. Nope, it's 400mah and that's why it's dying so quickly. I responded to the company again and asked for the black version and if they would be willing to do anything on the price for the inconvenience and they offered me 5% off. Save 75¢ for all your trouble and you catching us lying. A slap in the face to say the least. You lied to a ton of people for who knows how long and at the time of me writing this review the listing still shows the wrong number. They have over 30,000 reviews so they won't care too much about my one star review but hopefully someone who reads this wanting to buy the white and blue one saves them the trouble I had. I'm not purchasing anything from this company again.

The buttons all work. On the side, page advance and back work smoothly. Right- and left-select buttons work smoothly. Scroll wheel works great (you feel the clicks as you scroll so you can judge how "far" you're scrolling). And the mouse is a delight to track (accurate!) and position the cursor. I have no trouble getting the cursor with this mouse between letters in words as tiny as font-size 09. But the mouse is designed for small hands. I expressly asked the community if this works for guys with large hands and got back "yes." I get that it's a subjective judgment, but within minutes of using this mouse, my right hand's center began cramping up because I have to keep the muscles there contracted to keep my hand positioned securely on the mouse. An awkward alternative is to use the mouse with a standing desk with a mouse board just under my sternum's lowest point. This way my hand "drapes" on the board and takes some of the stress off my middle palm. Not practical. For the price, this is a very nice mouse for children or people with small hands. I have larger (but not gigantic) hands and after just a few moments, I wanted to stop using this otherwise delightful mouse. I'm returning it and buying another copy of the wireless mouse I use for my work PC. That one is about an inch higher than this one so fits my large hand much better. Terrific mouse, but too small for big hands.