ACTME ExtraFind T5 Wireless Computer Mouse Rechargeable Ultra Thin Mini USB Optical LED Mouse for Mac/Notebook/Laptop?polished black?

I wanted a mouse I can use with my HP laptop – both at home and when I am out and about. This seemed to fit the bill – and I am very pleased!Although it has a footprint a tad larger than many portable ‘laptop’ mouse devices, it is actually very slim so it fits into a rucksack or laptop case easily. Despite the user instructions telling you to insert a battery – that is not necessary as the device is rechargeable using the supplied micro-USB cable. While charging there is a blue LED on the top of the device, this goes out when the mouse is disconnected. The mouse can be used while it is being charged (remember the on/off switch located on the base of the device).The dongle just plugs into a USB port on your PC and you are all set. I use Windows 10 and there was no need to load device drivers or to set-up. In use, the mouse is smooth and accurate. I have used it both with Chrome browser, Word and a number of games. All is fine. So, it’s a nice device – with no need for batteries! I am very pleased with my purchase.

Nice and quiet as advertised (so good as a batch for an office) - sometimes charge doesn't hold as long as you hope but just plug it into the USB and keep going while it recharges. The soft touch (thus the quiet 'click') can get some getting used to if you are more familiar with 'positive click' and 'less flat design' mice and means sometimes it is easy to release the button a tad early but overall a very fair price for a decent product especially once you get used to it

An excellently designed mouse that has the major benefit of being rechargeable.I purchased this mouse due to the failure of my Macbook Magic Mouse which gave up recharging. The design is clearly similar as is the size and feel. The scroll wheel works well and the small button behind it switches pixel scrolling on single touch. I thought that this might be a gimmick but on testing discovered it is very useful indeed, I had never realised that I would gain a usage benefit by being able to traverse the screen in low res mode (moving slowly) or high res (moving quickly). If this is a gimmick bring it on.If anyone is reading this with the aim of buying a useful, wireless, rechargeable mouse look no further. You have found the perfect mouse for low outlay.

The mouse seems to work smoothly and the internal battery seems to have a good life. The only cons I found is that using the wheel as a button feels a bit clunky (it requires a lot of pressure) and that there seem to be a little piece of loose plastic inside that eventually came out and seems like a broken piece (however it has not impacted the functionality)

A decent enough mouse for the money. It comes with no software and a very basic (and poorly translated) leaflet on how to use it. There's no detail on how you would change the DPI for example. There's a left and right mouse button, plus a scroll wheel (which can click) and another small button below the scroll wheel. There's no details (or software) on how to configure these extra buttons. I'm using Windows 10Nice and thin, and feels decent enough in the hand for normal use.

Very good mouse, works well with my mac and holds a charge well.Only slight downside is that it will only work on a completely flat surface. I often watch my mac in bed so this was a little snafu but got a mouse pad and now it works brilliantly.

the brand logos and gray scroll wheel make it look a bit cheap but aside from that an excellent little mouse. arrived quickly, works well, battery seems to last forever

The scroll rolls in the opposite direction to most mouse controls. You can change the settings on your mac book but it also alters the mouse pad. I've had it since Oct 17 and its a bit temperamental depending on what type of surface I use it on.