onn Rechargeable Wireless Gaming Mouse with LED Lighting, 8 Programmable Buttons

This mouse is perfect for my 14 year old. He uses wireless mouses with his laptop for school and also to game with on our desktop at home. He has been very happy with this mouse and says that it feels great in the hand and doesn't have any lagging issues. He uses it for hours on end everyday and loves it!

There isn't anything I don't like about this wireless mouse. I have had 2 of them and would never consider purchasing any other type. The first one lasted over 4 years and I'm not even sure it went bad. My computer was acting wierd, so "just in case" I replaced the mouse. (I still kept the old one.) I love the ease of use and accuracy. Longitech is a great brand and I am happy to be able to purchase it at Walmart.

I have been using the "Surf Onn" wireless mouse for a week, now. I chose the black color to match my computer. It is a matte black -- and it doesn't show any fingerprints or smudges after use. It is comfortable and ergonomic. The 5 buttons are easy to use and I especially like the back and forward buttons on the side of the mouse. The scroll works very nicely. I have even started using it with my left hand (I am right-handed),

This mouse is perfect for working on my laptop. I love the size of it. Easy to hook up to any pc or laptop. Just put the batteries in and plug in the usb. Then you're good to go. Runs on two aaa batteries and they are included with the mouse as well. Would totally recommend and it's a great price! I find this one was easy to

Is great!! Bought it on a classmate's recommendation because of my frustration with my previous mouse, it runs on batteries but honestly you can just buy rechargeable batteries and forget about it. Great response and NEVER SNAGS!!! 😭 I was really frustrated with the one I had before, it was a logic logitech something like that, gosh, never again.

I have been using this mouse with my desktop for a month now. I love not havening to deal with cords. It takes two AAA batteries. The batteries that came with it are still going strong. It has a little Nano receiver to plug into a UBS port. It has a spot in the battery compartment, so it won't get lost during travel. It was easy to connect to my computer. I plugged in the receiver, then hit the connect button on the mouse, and it was

This is a Spark Review item and I checked the price online and it's very inexpensive. I love the teal green color and the ease of connecting to my laptop. Just plug the micro-USB drive into one of your USB ports after installing the batteries (included) and turn the on /off switch to on. Your computer should recognize the ne

I bought this mouse because of the price and the fact that it's rechargeable. While the extra buttons weren't necessarily a selling point for me at the time, I find the design frustrating. The four side buttons are only programmable for two functions, meaning the buttons on one side must share settings with the other. I was also disappointed by the default sensitivity; it's incredibly high. I had to adjust the pointer speed on two different devices just to make it usable. Even worse, the settings don't save, so I have to readjust them every time I restart my computer. While I like the build and the rechargeable battery, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone looking for ease of use or functional extra features.

garbage can inhabitant. scrolling feels rough and left click "ghost clicks" aka clicks on its own when you click it so you get an instant double click that registers 0 clicks (not 2 as some might think). you cannot lock the dpi settings so each time you click it cycles and doesnt stay on a specific setting/button can't be reprogrammed or disabled. i got this for about $20 but at this price you can get a far better option like the Logitech g203 wired which beats this garbage in any occasion plus the g203 is programmable and has profile onboard memory. unfortunately I'll have to chuck this one in the trash and maybe get a g203 or something actually worth the money. I wouldn't get this again even if it was free, yes even if it was $00.00 USD!

Had a SteelSeries Rival 3 whose MMB only lasted about 3 months. Went back to my $25 Logitech that I've been using for years now, then decided to try this one. On paper it's great. Decent sensor, rechargeable with decent battery and USB-C, good price point, etc. It hasn't been two weeks and the MMB is already glitching/skipping lines and getting worse rapidly. I haven't even really used it that much as I've been mostly coding since I got it. Absolute waste of money.