Gear Head Universal Wireless Optical Mouse, Red (MBT9650RED)

disappointed with this product. It connected quickly enough, but after only a couple days use, it began having problems. It keeps dropping the BT connection after only a few minutes. I replaced the included battery with a brand new one (the included battery was sealed but no idea how long it's been stored) and the same results. What's really annoying is that to reestablish the connection, it needs to be cycled on/off – simply pressing a button or moving it is not enough. I'd return it but no longer have the original packaging, so chalking it up to live & learnUPDATE 10/19/2018: I work from home and bought this to use with my work PC (running Win 7). This is the computer that keeps losing BT connection with this mouse (as I have seen reported in other reviews) However, it does hold a stable connection with my personal computer running Mac OS 10.14, so I am amending my review to 3 stars (2-1/2 if I could). It works fine on the Mac, connects easily, reconnects fine and overall is a decent mouse for this low price, That said, it should work with Windows.Bottom line: if you need a BT mouse for a Mac, go ahead and buy it. If it's for a Windows PC, skip it

This is the second one I ordered because I liked the first one so much.Only slight issue is waking up the mouse at times it takes longer to wake up. Other than that works great.So I now have one at home and office.Works very well on any device. Even my phone. Very happy with product. Highly recommendThank you..

When I tried to push the Bluetooth pair button with my finger, it didn't work. At first, I thought the device was just defective. When I tried pushing the button with a pencil tip my Mac found the device and I could pair. There is no indication in the documentation that your finger might be insufficient to press the button, and I almost returned it before I tried the pencil tip.

This device pairs easily with a laptop and is a nice size for traveling. The mouse becomes active much quicker than the desktop finishes loading on Windows, and doing work before the desktop finishes loading is a security risk anyway as firewalls often seem to load toward the end. The mouse can only pair with one device, so you need to have the computer forget the bluetooth connection for the mouse and repair if you've been using it with another computer. Works fine with Windows 10(1803). It does not turn off while being used if left idle for short(30sec? 60sec?) periods of time, that is, it did not turn off for me in normal usage including reading web pages.

To pair the mouse to your pc/laptop the little round black Bluetooth button must be pressed while the PC/laptop is searching for new Bluetooth devices. It works in Windows 10 with no problems at all but I notice the movement is not as smooth as with my Logitech V470. Maybe it's a thing to get used to. Also the mouse is very lightweight and uses only one AA battery (included).

The switch on the back of the mouse is very sensitive and unreliable, occasionally disconnecting the blue ray. It can be reconnected, but it is a pain in the neck.

Bluetooth not taking up port.

The mouse is very cheaply made the battery cover will not stay on. Mouse disconnects from the computer very few minutes and I have to remove the battery and reinstall to get it reconnect