MicrosoftModern Camo Mouse - Nightfall

A perfect addition to my regular laptop. Once paired it reconnects super fast. The mouse is responsive and the buttons and wheel react well, it also fits snugly in my hand. I love the camo colour scheme and it gets many admirers in the office. Just be careful not to loose it.

Auto connect to PC,small and gives great performance,single battery can last 12 months,unusual camouflage pattern.

This is a cheap and cheerful solidly built Bluetooth mouse - it's not the smallest, but small. Works okay with my Android phone, tried it with the desktop (Debian Linux) - movement is a bit jittery so I wouldn't want to use it as my every day mouse. Not sure if this is a general issue with Bluetooth mice, it just doesn't feel immediately responsive. My basic Microsoft optical mouse from over a decade back feels better, I still have a PS2 ball mouse from Microsoft from 2000 so figured it might last. For what it is it does the trick, useful when you get stuck and need a wireless travel mouse. I like the colour and pattern. I paid under £15.

Good quality mouse, paired instantly, nice design and it came with a battery. The only negative is that the scroll wheel is a bit noisy / clicky.The price seems to vary constantly - I bought it when it dipped below £10 but it's usually around £16 and has been as high as £20, not sure it's worth that much.

Beautiful and works really well, up and down, side to side. The connection was picked up instantly.

A very sensitive mouse, a great work companion!

My work laptop only has two USB ports and so a Bluetooth mouse helped free one of those up. It connects quickly every time, without any issue. Works great, fits neatly in my hand without feeling too small, and looks funky.

As a small, portable, wireless mouse, this product performed well. It reliably connected to my laptop and functioned solidly. However, a month after the 12 month warranty expired, it started double clicking for single clicks and other slightly weird behaviour related to the left click button. It seems these have a tiny, paper-thin spring mechanism beneath the buttons, which are basically made of Chineseium. I confirmed this by dismantling and seeing for myself. From what others are saying on the Internet, they ALL eventually deform and lose their tension through normal use, leading to uncommanded inputs. This is getting one star from me just for the fact the longevity is rubbish due to poor materials used in manufacture.