From first contact, it seems excellent, lightweight, fits very well in the hand and completely silent. However.... it always freezes after a period of inactivity for about a minute where it does not respond to movement or buttons, meaning it works-stops until it "passes". It also stops during use, whenever it feels like it and turns off. Additionally, the left button most of the time double-clicks with one press, resulting in unnecessary inconvenience and the risk of making a mistake that should not happen.

It satisfies all my requirements (grip, silent keys), it just doesn't seem particularly high quality and time will tell how durable it is. I wanted a simple mouse to use with my laptop, so for the price, it's fine (definitely not worse than my previous experience with the deathadder and its unacceptable scroll wheel on my PC).

The mouse from the beginning was unfortunately malfunctioning. After 5 months, it completely stopped working. I don't know if I was unlucky, but in my opinion, it wasn't worth it

Simply put, IT DOES NOT WORK..... the pan sticks... and for design programs, this is completely useless.... wasted money.

Unfortunately, after 5-6 months of use, it stopped working and the mouse wheel stopped responding correctly. This seems to be a problem that other users have also encountered, from what I have read.

From the first day it started to freeze. I thought, okay, for its price it might freeze occasionally... but it freezes constantly, and the light goes off sometimes. It's impossible to get any work done... as time goes by, it freezes more and more. Another one I bought for half the price was much better. On the positive side, it arrived on time, no complaints there, and it is indeed quiet and convenient to hold. I've had it for almost a month and use it daily, just for simple tasks, nothing crazy.

The mouse is really quiet and convenient both in terms of size and weight. However, it loses its color durability significantly. Within half a year, the blue color started to "scratch/fade," and now, 1.5 years later, it has almost turned black. If it wasn't for this, I would highly recommend it for office work and related tasks, especially considering its price!

I have recently bought it and I can't say yet about its durability. Otherwise, it is very good!

The only thing I have to say is the following. I bought it 2 times. And both times the wheel broke during the year. It didn't respond correctly to scrolling. Of course, both of them fell out of the window. Other than that, no other problems.

Relatively quiet, with good responsiveness, but after about 6 months it stopped responding. The cursor would "jump" to random points on the screen, which is not good especially for FPS games.

**Eventually, after some months on the side, I started using it again and it works properly.

I am deducting one star because it is not as silent as I expected, especially in the scroll wheel, despite claiming to have Silent Click.

It's a decent wireless mouse but the battery runs out quickly and I don't recommend it for durability because it completely lost its blue color within six months...

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After a year+, I realized it's not worth it. The battery runs out very quickly and sometimes it doesn't respond.

Stay away from the most useless mice, it broke quickly and it was also a second mouse for light work only, get another one better...

Connected instantly and automatically to the laptop, responds directly to any fast movement, and the blue color is wonderful, I didn't expect it to be so beautiful.
The only thing that might be a little annoying but easily gets used to, is that the scroll wheel is slightly further back compared to the mice I have tried, and it creates a greater tilt of the hand pointer.

It is necessary to connect it to a USB 3.0 port, otherwise it constantly freezes. Overall, a very mediocre experience.

I would give it five stars, but it's not suitable for gaming after all. The laser gets lost in fast movements, causing the cursor to lose its motion as well. However, it works perfectly fine for simple use

Well, I have a Trust Sur Wired for about 3.5 years, as most people say, and it is very durable. I have lost faith in it because it is perfect for gamers who get angry easily, and generally for those who get easily frustrated. Usually, either the keyboard or the mouse pays the price... I have abused it so much, I have worn it out (due to gaming), but it still doesn't seem to break. Maybe I should get another one, I have thrown it away so many times, but it still breathes, only the keys have loosened a bit. You can trust it faithfully, hence 'trust...me... I don't know about the other wireless/USB Trust products or the other Trust products, but this one is a beast at this price, without hesitation, the best choice. Otherwise, the more expensive ones are Logitech, not laser, they have issues, stay away from Microsoft, it's just a name...

Although it has been used for a few days, it seems like a decent mouse at a good price.
It connected very easily, and the dongle, although hidden behind the PC (at a short distance of course - 30-40 centimeters), has excellent connection.
In terms of size, it is slightly shorter than I expected - generally, it is not considered small - but there are extra fingers during use, not terribly annoying. It is also wider than the classic Microsoft mouse I had for 8 years (wireless 1000).

Very good mouse objectively, regardless of the amount it costs (low price). Especially for the money, it is a super purchase. Although I haven't dealt with it much, the click (button) is quiet and very comfortable. Also, after a period of inactivity, it goes into sleep mode on its own, where you need to press the button (click) to reactivate it.
The only negative thing I have found is that the battery cover opens very easily when it falls down, but this can be solved with tape.
It is worth it and I highly recommend it.

Really good feeling, quiet, accurate, and with the range it claims. I use it with a mid-2012 MacBook Pro without any problems. Very satisfied with the purchase.

I acquired it a few days ago. Small for a "standard" sized mouse, something that definitely won't be convenient for people with larger (I would say normal) hands. The scroll wheel and clicks are fine, completely silent, a button for cursor speed adjustment and an on/off button underneath to prevent unnecessary battery drain.

But the worst thing of all is its range. In its specifications, it claims to reach 10 meters, however, whenever the distance from the laptop is more than 4 meters, the connectivity is lost or becomes unstable. The latter even happens sometimes at a shorter distance (you can see it freezing on the screen, for example, although the speed of the computer may also play a role in this, although I wouldn't say that I have a slow laptop).

For the 12-14 euros that you pay, let's say it's okay.

It broke for me too after 5 months of use, as I saw in other reviews! It no longer responds accurately to hand movements and the buttons, no matter how quiet they are, now require a lot of pressure to be pressed. It's uncomfortable, especially during long hours of use. I wouldn't buy it again.

It is an excellent mouse.
The only negative is that it is smaller. I am 1.80 meters tall with possibly larger palms
and my hand does not fit well on it.
I put rechargeable AAA batteries and they have not needed to be changed for 1 month.
It also has an on/off button.
It is really quiet, as if the keys have carpet inside, while being comfortable to press.
Overall, it is perfect for its price.
As an architect, I would only buy it again for occasional laptop use and not for constant use on a desktop
due to its size.

Unfortunately, it broke within 5 months of use. It no longer responds accurately to hand movements.

It's pretty good now that I've tried it. Even my kid who plays games with it likes it. It's worth its money. The material seems a bit light, but it hasn't fallen down for me to know. After all, that's why it's light in the hand!

It has very good buttons, it is fast, durable, quiet, and overall it has a very good feel in the hand. Its main problem, although expected, is its size. It does not support the palm almost at all, and because it is also for left-handed people, my middle finger does not sit comfortably. However, it is very lightweight, so this problem is somewhat overcome. Overall, it is a very good mouse that is economical, fast, and well-made at an extremely low price. I highly recommend it, but try it first because it may not suit you that much.

The old good Logitech LX6 that I was using until now stopped working, so with this in mind, the comparison will be made.
I was looking for a Logitech since I wanted something of quality and I was satisfied (I work several hours in Photoshop and Premiere), but I decided to take a look elsewhere. Reading the comments here, I jumped and bought it, and it is one of the best €10 I have ever spent in my life. At least as a first impression, since I have only been using it for a few days.
Excellent grip (I am left-handed), very comfortable, lightweight but without compromising the accuracy of movements, very good cursor accuracy, completely silent and good key feel. The scroll wheel seemed to be a little further back from where it initially suited me, but I got used to it in a few minutes.
Everything is perfect, satisfied.

I don't have an opinion on reliability yet, but otherwise it is very pleasant to use.
Compared to a Logitech M185 (which is garbage), it is faster, smoother, larger, and more ergonomic, and it seems to be completely silent.
For 10€, if it lasts for 1-2 years, it is incredibly worth it!

It takes 2 small AAA batteries that discharge unjustifiably quickly. All the mice I had until now took 1 AA and lasted twice as long with the exact same usage. We are talking about alkaline batteries always, Energizer or Duracell. If you consider the batteries it devours, its value skyrockets to mice of another category, so go straight there. I do not recommend it