JLab GO Wireless Mouse, Black, Connect Via Bluetooth or USB Wireless Dongle, Multi-Device Toggle, Portable, Ultra-Compact and Lightweight for Work on The Go, Adjustable Tracking, Ergonomic

The computer mouse worked right out of the box as a computer mouse. It fits in my hand nicely. It is easy to hold onto. It came with a battery. I have had no problems in the week I have had it.

Jlabs: I haven't heard much bout this brand but everytime I buy a product, it makes me like them more. If you tired of scrolling through bs when you know you need to just pick one. I recommend this brand for sure. They have a price range from cheaper Iike this one to how ever much you would like to invest. Rest assured if you were in a situation like me you can rely on this one.. fits in your hand, super smooth, multiple ways to connect, if your reading this, chances are you need a mouse. Just buy it already. You won't regret this as much as the choices you made last Saturday at that "Christmas work party " lol this is not in anyway compensated (feel free to compensate) I'm just bored. Lol 👍 ✌️ ❤️

This mouse works very well and small formfactor which is perfect for my small hands. It worked well for couple of days until I found out that rechargeable battery doesn't do well with this mouse. Bluetooth connection keeps failing and movement is not captured by my mac. It turns out that rechargeable battery has issue this mouse. Once I replaced to no rechargeable battery, it works well again. As there's voltage difference between rechargeable battery(1.2V) and others(1.5V), internal power circuit doesn't handle low voltage. Other than that, everything works fine.

worst mouse ever used, stop working with very few use.

Button clicks are silent; however, scroll up makes some noise while scroll down is quite. Also, the material of mouse picks up any oils from finger and it looks dirty all the time even though mouse is brand new. Another down side is that, after it is unused for certain amount of time, it takes a little bit(1-2 secs) to pick up signal after you started to move mouse. When you use mouse as multi device setting, you will need to flip mouse to switch between device. The problem is red light from this mouse will shine directly to your eye. This light is a stronger than other mouse I've used before and make my eye uncomfortable. Since I frequently need to switch device, this was a huge downside.

This mouse works well on my laptop.

I was surprised to find that JLab makes computer peripherals. I’ve got a go to work Bluetooth headset by them, and some earbuds. The mouse looks exactly as pictured, and is on the small side. With a name like GO, I think of it as a travel mouse and that is what it will be for me. Riding in the laptop bag. If you don’t like black, they do make a JLab teal version. For some reason, the back has a translucent strip and through that, you can see some of the tracking light.For connectivity, it has a dongle that will use a USB-C port and it can connect to 2 Bluetooth devices before having to pair with another. This gives it an advantage over other mice in the price range which is usually single Bluetooth or dongle only.The buttons are quiet, and the scroll wheel has a notchy feel. There is a DPI button on the top, which seems odd for a work or productivity mouse. The tracking works fine with a non-reflective surface or a mouse pad, but glass or metal gives it trouble. Shake the mouse and it rattles, even with the dongle and battery out, but during normal use it is quiet.Sadly, this is the only ambidextrous mouse that JLab makes, and if you’re left-handed you have to make the mouse button changes on the device you are using it with. If you need a multi-device ambidextrous travel mouse, this is a good choice.

Great on Linux