SANWA3 in 1 Bluetooth Finger Ring Mouse, Wireless Presentation Clicker, Video Scroller & Page Turn for Kindle APP, Mini Wearable Mouse, Rechargeable Handheld Remote Mice for PC, Laptop, Mac, Tablet

I bought this specifically to use as a mouse alternative for the PC to prevent RSI. It sits nicely in my hands, but I could see it being a bit too large for women/people with slender fingers. The construction is solid and the Bluetooth connectivity works flawlessly.The cursor sensor is responsive to very light touches and is easy to get used to, but it's closer to using a joystick than it is to a mouse - it's not as quick or precise as a mouse, but its speed does respond to the level of pressure you put on it, which is a nice improvement over using a joystick.The scroll wheel is also neither too tight nor too loose, and spins easily to light touches. However, it's awkward to reach with my thumb when using the ring mouse left-handed, which is a bit disappointing because I like to swap hands around to avoid repetitive movement.My biggest gripe with using this thing as a mouse is that the default Page Up/Page Down buttons are a waste of potentially useful button spots since that functionality is easily covered with the scroll wheel. I had to install AutoHotkey for Windows 10 to remap those buttons to something useful, namely mouse buttons 4 & 5 to navigate back and forward on webpages. I think you might be able to remap them natively with the built-in mouse and keyboard control center in Windows 11, but I haven't used Windows 11 yet to know for sure. Either way, it seems like a missed opportunity to make this thing a full mouse alternative right out of the box.Overall this is a handy little device for my purposes. If I could design a new one for myself, I'd add a second scroll wheel on the opposite side of the existing one to make the device more ambidextrous-friendly. I'd also add a single button perpendicular to the disk face at the top of the device, which would make click & drag much easier and faster to do if you wear the device on your middle finger. I'd also map the default function of the Page Up and Page Down buttons to mouse buttons 4 & 5 for mouse mode. I think that'd make it absolutely perfect. It's very nice as it is though.

This item works very well, and has the features to fully control your Facebook page and other social media content because it has enough buttons built in it to control like a full size mouse would, like with a Left & Right button as well as a scrolling wheel. This device does have a tendency to disconnect from Bluetooth out of no where and then needs to be reconstructed again through your devices Bluetooth menu to make it work again. But other then that, it's a good device and I use it daily. The battery life is also pretty good, and lasts 4 or five days of 3 hours of use each day before needing charged again. This device seems to be on the High end of these types of "Ring mice" and that's why it's a bit more costly, but like most things, YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.😉

Well!! Its a finger mouse. Is it as good as a regular mouse-NO. Is it good for what it is-YES. I use it approximately 80% of the time. It relieves the stain on my shoulder and neck. And I can walk around with it-very useful. So far, it's a great product. Another tool that is useful and worth the money. It has the same issue as a touchpad mouse has. It takes a little getting use to positioning the pointer.

I bought this because I built my first computer for my livingroom and wanted a couch potato experience without having to use a mouse and a table. This handheld mouse is almost everything I wanted (mostly an Apple TV remote type feel) but they missed 2 features, 1: having a usb dongle since Bluetooth doesn’t wake up computers from sleep, and 2: pretty big design flaw, they should’ve added a trigger button for the left mouse click. It becomes apparent and annoying having to let go of the thumb pad to click the left button, and even MORE annoying when you need to highlight, or drag a file. A trigger button would solve this and I was surprised when I opened the box to find out there was no button on the bottom.

This is my favorite scrolling device. I connect it to my android tablet to scroll websites with the scroll wheel or pressing button. I have tried other ones and this one actually works. Great for online comics. I mount my table for ergonomics to read on the sofa and this saves me from having to hold my tablet to scroll or navigate. It also works with laptops and would be good for presenters. It could more more comfortable if scroll wheel was made for fingers instead of thumb.

Worked OK in mouse mode with my Pixel 9 Pro XL. Just was a little slow, even at maximum sensitivity. The scroll wheel was quite responsive, easy enough to use in right hand, but a little awkward in my left hand.However, swipe mode didn't work in most apps. I could see the cursor flash on the screen, but it always seemed to be trying to swiping on the wrong parts of the screen and so apps wouldn't react to it.

So far so good! I'm using this as a mouse while working and walking on a treadmill. It is taking some getting used to, but I find myself adapting quickly. The one thing I was stumped by -- until I learned about the "click lock" setting, available for any computer mouse -- was the ability to click and drag one-handed. Googled it, turned on that setting, and and all is now right with the world. :D

This does exactly what you expect and if you have arm issues like tendonitis or carpal tunnel, and you need to keep using the computer or phone, you can keep your arm at your side and just use your thumb to navigate. A unique item, but very helpful if you have arm issues.