TENMOS M18 Triple Mode Bluetooth Mouse

I picked up this TENMOS M18 mouse and it’s been a really great everyday option. The setup was quick and easy, and I like that it connects through Bluetooth, so you don’t always need to use a USB receiver. The silent click feature is one of my favorite parts. It’s noticeably quieter than a regular mouse, which is great if you’re working in a shared space or using it late at night. It’s designed specifically to reduce noise while still feeling responsive . The rechargeable battery is also a big plus. You just plug it in with USB-C and don’t have to worry about constantly replacing batteries, which makes it much more convenient for daily use . It’s lightweight and portable, so it’s easy to throw in a bag, and the tracking feels smooth for regular work, browsing, and basic tasks. Overall, really solid mouse for the price. Simple, reliable, and does exactly what you need 👍

Don’t Bother with Apple Mouse! This one is better. I spent a ton of time trying to find a mouse that looked sleek (not ugly like most), professional, and functional, the apple ones receive a lot of mixed feedback and they’re SO expensive. This one has the same look, better functionality, a GREAT price, and way more comfortable to use. Also pretty durable (won’t break like apples have been reported to) and the charging port is in a more atheistic and functional spot. I recommend, Go for It. Haven’t had any issues with Bluetooth connection and I think I’ve only had to charge once🙌

Cute, love the color, and no issues. It holds a pretty good charge.

I went through about six mice to find one that was budget-minded, had good construction, and felt good to use. I landed on this one. The soft-touch material feels great under your hand and gives it a sense of security when moving it around the screen. I am a BIG fan of the metal scrolling wheel. If you are super aggressive while scrolling, your finger could get sore, but I don't have a problem with it. Why four stars? There are a couple of things. 1) I am not a big fan of the charge port. It is located on the left front side of the mouse. This kind of creates an awkward experience if you have to use it while it is charging. 2) This mouse takes a little more pressure to engage the buttons. I click it more than once because I had not applied proper pressure the first, second, or possibly the third time. I see how this can be an issue for some people. Overall, this is a great mouse (so far) for the money. I did not want to buy an expensive mouse because they didn't last as long. This mouse is a great price and lives up to it and beyond. If, for whatever reason, it stops working, I'll update here, but as of now (two weeks in), it is top-notch!

Works great paired with my iPad via Bluetooth. The sound is pretty silent but you can still tell when you’re clicking on something. The tracking is great, it doesn’t lag or go too fast. Feels great in the hand as well and doesn’t feel cheap. It’s made of nice material and super easy to use.

Nice replacement for Apple Magic Mouse at 1/5 the cost. I bought this to replace a wonky first-generation Magic Mouse (replaceable AA batteries). It works very well, connected immediately to my Mac Studio, comfortable in hand, smooth tracking, quiet clicking. Main difference is that scrolling is done via metal scroll wheel instead of a capacitive touch surface. Scrolling is smooth and works well though sometimes I forget to use the wheel and try (unsuccessfully) to scroll by dragging my finger down the top surface on the left of the wheel. Muscle memory is like that sometimes. Overall it seems a good value for the money provided it holds up over the long run.

To say I've had nothing but bad luck with Apple's Magic Mouse is an understatement. This mouse is the opposite. It tracks smoothly without jitters like the magic mouse and the scrolling is like butter. It's also silent! 5/5 from this long time Magic Mouse hater.

Simple mouse that gets the job done. Feels very light weight