TECKNET Wireless Gaming Mouse 2.4G Optical USB Computer Mice, 8 Buttons, 4800DPI Nano Receiver for Win11, Win10, Win8, Win7, Windows XP, Vista, MAC

Really happy with this mouse! Super easy to set up, just plugged in the little USB dongle and it worked straight away. The buttons feel nice and clicky, and having the extra ones makes gaming and browsing so much easier. The DPI settings are handy – I can switch it up depending on whether I’m gaming or just doing normal stuff. It’s comfortable to hold, even after hours of use, and the battery lasts ages. For the price, this is honestly such a solid mouse. Does everything I need and feels way more expensive than it is. Would definitely recommend!

INTRO: Looking for a multi-function mouse for my new works laptop. Got a bit more for what I bargained for with this mouse. UNBOXING: Was well packaged in a small box with bubble wrap around the mouse. MANUAL: The manual with this product is all in English! A rarity! Explains everything well enough and comes with a warranty card for 2 years warranty which was a nice bonus! THE DEVICE: OK, lets start with setting it up. open the battery compartment up and there is the USB adapter that you put in your laptop - nice that it is inside the mouse to protect it and you don't lose it! It takes 2 x AA batteries, not supplied, and takes about 2 minutes from turning on and plugging in to fully working. The switch on the mode has three settings, off, on and on with LEDs - this puts a blue LED on around the scroll wheel. It feels very plastic-y but is surprisingly a decent weight still. All the buttons are in easy reach and I have fairly large hands and there is no cramping due to small mice. I've used this extensively now for a few weeks and it is really comfortable to use. I tend to use it without the LEDs to save the battery life - but I think I saw it should last 12 months on battery. More usefully is the DPI switch. This mouse isn't being used for gaming but for work and so it is really useful when moving pictures around and editing stuff to be able to change the DPI easily. PROs: Simple to set up Good clear instructions in English On-board holder for the USB dongle DPI button CONs: Would be nice to have editable buttons to change the fire button to super-slow movement instead. Feels a bit plastic-y

Excellent bit of kit for gaming. A must have if you want seamless play and the response is instant. No wires getting in the way. Looks good, the design has been done well for using, buttons placed in reach. I love the colours and you can save batteries by switching them off if you want. Though it's very light in weight and breakable, don't throw it at the monitor or it'll shatter.

The mouse has everything it needs for gaming and other tasks. It has two batteries that provide it with long operation. It has a few simple settings for good operation. You don't have to install any additional programs for it to work. And it costs very little. Comparing this mouse to the very expensive Rival 700 that stopped working for me after a few years, this mouse is much better. Simple, fits well in the hand and is trouble-free. I highly recommend it. For this money I give it my recommendation.

You get what you pay for with the tecknet raptor wireless mouse. This mouse isn't going to blow you away, but for 10 quid its a great backup mouse or something for entry-level pc gamers. If you're building a budget setup for someone this is a solid pick but if you've been playing on pc for years or you have a few extra pounds to spend on your peripherals you can do much better for an extra £10-15. like the corsair harpoon rgb or steelseries rival 100 both of which are less than £30. i compared this to my razer deathadder chroma and you instantly see a difference in build quality. this mouse is entirely plastic components aside from the rubber scroll wheel despite looking like it has some rubber grip across the palm area. it is very light and cheap feeling (which is obviously to be expected for £10) but also has friction as it moves across my mousepad unlike the DA which glides smoothly. this is due to poorly designed mouse feet that do not have smooth curved edges like any mid-high end mouse. the buttons again feel very cheap and tacky particularly the ones on the left side designed for thumb presses. they do not feel nice to press at all. the left and right click are fine but the mouse wheel i like due to some thick grooves and a responsive click that make it easy to use performance wise you cant really fault the mouse. it works. the tracking is fine, i didnt have any issues in games like csgo, pubg etc aside from the friction on my cloth pad and its wireless so thats always nice. it comes with a compact usb receiver that you can tuck underneath when not in use and also a on-off-on with lights button. yes this mouse also has led lighting. i havent tried to play with the light to see whether or not the colors are customizable but there may be software somewhere to alter them as you see fit. positives + -value -wireless -good tracking and fine for entry level gaming negatives - -tacky all-plastic design -side buttons are nasty -some friction moving on a cloth mousepad due to poor quality mouse feet

I have been using the TeckNet Mouse for a few weeks, and it is very good! The shape is comfortable, even for a long time. The clicks are quiet but work well. The DPI button is useful because I can change the speed of the mouse. The wireless connection is strong, with no problems, and the battery lasts a long time. It was very easy to set up—just plug it in and use it! For this price, the mouse is a great deal. I really recommend it for work, gaming, or daily use!

Great Mouse, Price is unbeatable. 10/10. *LONG REVIEW BELOW, READ SHORT ANSWER ABOVE IF YOU ARE LAZY / IN A RUSH* For the price point, this mouse is simply great! The selling points of fast connectivity and an ergonomic feel are entirely true. I’ve been using this mouse for both office work and intense gaming and I can safely say it can play hard at both. So, is this very wallet friendly mouse worth it? In one word, yes. But allow me to elaborate. The box when delivered was tiny, and discreet with just simple cardboard. No uneccessary flashy, glossy, computer generated art, which at first made me believe the price was going to be indicative of the product - cheap. However, I was pleasantly suprised when I unboxed the mouse. It was light, a bit too light for my liking, but the 2 AA batteries made it much more heavier. The LED effect isn’t spectacular by any means, but in a way its simplistic and calm. Plus, for £10 / $13~ you shouldn’t expect the blackpool illuminations (google it). Upon use the mouse is very ergonomic as claimed, it feels snug under my palm (my hands are rather large, so smaller/even larger hands may or may not prefer it). The buttons are responsive and the instructions are simple. Slap in your AAs, plug in the connector, turn it on either with or without the little blue LED and away you go. Some VERY minor gripes if I was to knitpick would be the buttons feel a tad cheap (again, to be expected so ignore this really), the DPI settings are a little confusing with the 2 buttons as it doesn’t indicate if i can go higher or lower - its just inference, and also i have yet to find a use for the left side “fire” button. In conclusion, this mouse, for the price, is simply a no brainer. Would it hold it’s own against a razer mamba or other high end mouse? Well, suprisingly, it wouldn’t be a huge deal off. Those would certainly feel more premium, and light up more for those colour enthusiasts, but at the same time be prepared to shell out 10x - 14x the amount of this. If you are short for money or simply want to spend as little as possible, you won’t beat this. I would recommend this if you are new to PC Gaming, just bought a computer or simply need to save. This mouse will do you no wrong while you save for a more premium model, or simply tide you over until it breaks.

Received product at a discount, keep in consideration for review: Overall decent mouse - due to how i hold mice, index finger on LMB, middle finger on RMB, my ring finger ends up on the side of the mouse, there's a cut groove there just for design purposes which is slightly uncomfortable for me. If you hold it as index on LMB, middle on wheel, ring on RMB, you'll be a-ok. It has little holes which are nice to grip on the thumb side. It clicks fairly loudly but the scroll wheel doesn't have much tactile feel to the scroll - a bit but not much. If you shake the mouse side to side the scrool wheel clatters slightly, so if you really want super solidity and find slight noises unappealing, especially if you flick aim, this might put you off a bit. There doesn't seem to be any software to reprogram/rebind the buttons on the mouse unlike Logitech so you'll need to rebind within applications/games if you can. Overall for the price, this is a decent mouse and tbh I might start using it over my previous mouse, because my wired Logitech gaming mouse's wire is super annoying due to limited wire real estate.... - Odds n ends Packaging was good Warranty card of 2 years provided PC used - Windows 10 Home edition Plug in and play worked flawlessly USB dongle location is inside the battery compartment flap which is a great location for it