seenda Wireless Bluetooth Mouse - Rechargeable Wireless Mouse Multi-Purpose (BT 4.0+USB+Type C 3-Way Connection) PC Mice Compatible with iPad iPhone Mac OS Android Windows - Blue

It’s a nice look and works great

The thing that really sold me on this mouse was the compatibility! It comes with BOTH as adapter for full USB and USB-C! My wife has a laptop with only usb-c so it works out perfectly so we can switch it between both laptops from just a click of the bottom on the bottom. The Bluetooth connection didn't sync with my laptops but maybe it will for tablets that can use that functionality but not useful for me at this time. The mouse is SUPER light! Not at all what I expected, I wish it had a bit more weight to it but I prefer a heavier mouse in general so that is really up to the individual. The space in the mouse for holding both of the adapters leaves a bit to be desired. I wish the pieces fit a bit firmer inside, currently if you lose the shield covering them they just can fall out.Overall the mouse works well. It connected to multiple devices via both adapters very quickly. The clicks were as silent as advertised as well. Its a decent wireless mouse that can connect to multiple platforms and works well.

I have two gripes with this:1) It is very slow to wake. One the positive side, it has good battery life.2) Like most mouse (mice?) I have tried in life, this one too makes it difficult to rest my ring finger on the mouse without clicking the right mouse button. For 15 years, I used the same LogiTech mouse because it sloped tdown in the area of the ring finger, making it less like that resting your finger there would result in a right click.Even with these two gripes, this is a very fine mouse. I even replaced all of my mice (?) with it since it is BlueTooth and does not have a separate transponder to take up valuable USB ports and another terd to not loose. EXTREMELY PRACTICAL, and fairly comfortable and responsive and attractive and not too small and not too large, just right.

Loud clicks, SQUEAKS when scrolling, made for larger hands. You would think since it's pink it wouldn't be designed for a mans hands but here we are. Ultimately, the obnoxious squeaking while scrolling is why I am returning it.

My Logitech M310 (been using them for 10-15 years) could not connect properly with my USB-C/Thunderbolt MacBookPro, using their USB dongle, thru a USB adapter. Scroll wheel would NOT work, and Logitech tech support said they would not update drivers. 'Don't use an adapter.' But they aren't aware that new Macs don't have old-school USB ports? Anyone else have this problem?! Anyway... this Seenda connects directly with Bluetooth, and connects instantly. If it sleeps (after a few hours?) it wakes and re-connects with one click, in less than a second. I charged the battery when I bought it a few weeks ago, and forgot that I might need to charge it again one day. Still going. Downsides: it is much smaller and lighter than I am used to (the M310 is easily twice as thick/tall) so I am getting used to that. Took awhile to find the right DPI/resolution/speed (and the button to change that is in a precarious, easy-to-hit-by-mistake position. Overall a great recommend.

This is a good solid mouse in all the traditional ways. The 3-way connectivity is what sets it apart and has made it a good fit for me. I first established it works all three ways. It is easy to connect in all three modes. Nice to have a built-in storage area for the two USB transmitters. It turned out I had a C type USB port on my computer that does not conduct electricity, so it was not being used. It is now being used for this. The C type is smaller than the B type USB, so that is a positive. This will also be useful in future devices as the C type USB is the new standard. My Bluetooth connections from my computer ended up failing after being very dicey. Happy I had all the alternatives for this mouse.

I honestly didn't know this mouse needed to be plugged in to charge for WEEKS. I thought I'd need to replace batteries eventually, but then it ran out and I just plugged it in to charge (I could still use it while charging). But the power lasted so long that I didn't even know! Also, this is just the all-around BEST wireless mouse. The way it clicks is so satisfying for some reason (it's quiet and calming ... I can't explain it). I feel so much more sleek and sophisticated using this mouse than any other I've ever had. I have purchased two of them, and would honestly never buy a different mouse!

Works great for the newer laptop I have, liked it so much I purchased a second for my older laptop. That was a mistake as this mouse only works for it seems the most recent Mac OS versions, the last 3 it appears. I thought that bluetooth would be the one thing not having to change with an OS update......but that was wrong. So now I have a spare mouse for my newer laptop, and can't get a decent one for my 5 year old laptop with 4 Mac OS versions back.

I specifically chose this as the title says USB-C as nearly everything I own is USB-C. This just means having to use a separate cable. It is also cheaply made with sharp edges that scratch you fingers in use

I absolutely despise this mouse - usually have to click two or three times for it to register. The sound is also quite loud, so it results in a LOT of clicking. The only thing I liked is the type C connecter - very handy for travelling, so that's the only reason I'm keeping this terrible mouse.

The mouse would sometimes not connect even if it was with the UBS input. Now the roll up, down option on the mouse stoped working completely.Worked great for a month and half, then started to have problems.

Not a bad mouse but it' s difficult to pair with devices and the instructions' manual, although in several languages, is not very explicative.