Electronics
Rechargeable Silent Bluetooth & 2.4GHz USB Wireless Mouse — Compact Ergonomic
Product description
Dual-mode connection: The mouse pairs via Bluetooth (BT5.2 or older BT3.0) and also includes a 2.4GHz USB receiver that stores inside the housing. There’s no driver installation required — plug the receiver in or pair over Bluetooth and you’re ready. Note that only one wireless mode works at a time, and the advertised wireless range is about 33 feet.
Power and charging: A built-in 500mAh lithium-ion battery powers the mouse. It reaches a full charge in roughly two hours and delivers over a week of typical use, with standby measured in weeks. An auto-sleep feature kicks in after about five minutes of inactivity to extend runtime; any click will wake the device.
Lighting and feel: The top shell sports a smooth, low-profile shape with silent click switches to minimize noise in quiet environments. A seven-color LED breathing light cycles through hues to add visual interest without being distracting.
Size and portability: The mouse measures approximately 4.4 x 2.3 x 1.1 inches, is lightweight, and is designed to slip easily into a laptop bag for travel. The compact, ergonomic silhouette aims to be comfortable for everyday use.
Compatibility and use cases: It works with a wide range of laptops, desktop PCs, tablets and smartphones across common operating systems, including Windows, macOS and Android. It’s positioned for home, office and travel use. The USB receiver is kept inside the mouse when not in use for safekeeping.
Pros
- Dual wireless options (Bluetooth 5.2 + stowable 2.4GHz receiver)
- Rechargeable 500mAh battery with fast charge and auto-sleep
- Quiet clicks and compact, travel-ready design
Cons
- Can’t use Bluetooth and USB dongle at the same time
- Very lightweight construction may feel less sturdy
- Some users report inconsistent battery/auto-wake behavior
VerdictThis slim, travel-friendly wireless mouse blends quiet operation with flexible connectivity. It supports Bluetooth and a hidden 2.4GHz dongle (one connection at a time), uses a built-in 500mAh battery that charges quickly, and conserves power with an automatic sleep timer. The seven-color breathing light adds flair while the low-profile ergonomic shape is easy to tuck into a bag. It’s a strong pic
Reviews
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cat mom 5/5
Excellent for travel & wrist care
Works great — very quiet, slim and attractive. Ideal for packing and helpful if you have carpal tunnel issues.
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KyEdMiPy 5/5
Quiet, stylish and versatile
Really pleased — the clicks are virtually silent and the color LEDs look great. I switch between Bluetooth and the USB dongle depending on the device, which makes it very flexible. Overall it’s attractive, quiet and dependable.
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Bud H 5/5
Simple, quick and effective
Exceeded expectations for the price: fast, easy to install and far better than using a laptop touchpad. Exactly what I needed.
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Odette R 5/5
Comfortable and lightweight
This mouse is comfortable, light and easy to operate. Even during long use I didn’t get hand fatigue. Good value and I recommend it.
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Dali Mama 5/5
Slim profile, pleasant lights
Much flatter than my previous mouse but not too small. Auto-sleep conserves power and I haven’t needed to recharge yet. Love the changing colors and that it’s simple and quiet — I’ll buy another one.
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Mohammed Najmul 4/5
Does the job
I use this regularly; it performs well and feels like good quality.
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Indi 4/5
Fast setup, long battery life — minor durability issue
Setup was immediate and the design is sleek. Clicks are quiet and the battery lasted as promised. After about a year the scroll wheel stopped working properly, so I docked a star, but it’s still attractive and comfortable.
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Cesar Martinez 5/5
Good travel companion
Reliable on trips — pairs quickly and charges fast. The white model looks sharp and the shape is ergonomic, though it is noticeably very light. Overall a stylish, convenient travel mouse.
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DiJo 4/5
Compact but some power quirks
Compact and functional but didn’t fit my medium hand well. After a week battery life seemed short and there was no low-battery alert — the cursor began jumping and I had to toggle power to reconnect.
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