TENMOS T12 Wireless Gaming Mouse Rechargeable, 2.4G Silent Optical Wireless Computer Mice with Changeable LED Light for Laptop PC, 7 Buttons, 3 Adjustable DPI (Silver)

It’s so cutesyyyy, it’ll go perfect with my car girl gaming set up!

I’m one of those people that will break a table if they get pissed enough, so mouses don’t last that long. I’ve gone through about 4-5 mouses now and this mouse has been my reliable backup mouse for a while now. For 15 bucks, you can’t go wrong with adjustable dpi, wireless capabilities, and good and accurate tracking.

I got this mouse to eliminate cords on my desktop. It is a nice mouse, color is very pretty (I got the pink one), RBG is optional so you can turn it on or keep it off. Basically 100% silent click. I can use this next to my sleeping baby and he will stay asleep. Its so quiet. It has an amazing battery life for me. I often forget to turn it off when I am done on my computer however it still has charge when I come back, even if I leave it on overnight. It has a wonderful sleep mode, Im sure thats why the battery lasts so long for me. However, the only problem I have is it will stop working for a few seconds every so often. It's annoying at best, especially when I am using it for gaming. Again, thats really the only problem I have with it. Its been a wonderful mouse for me.

Good mouse silent but side buttons make a click and mouse wheel makes slight click not loud though.

This is a great starter mouse for getting into gaming on a budget. I think it’s affordable, it feels nice in my hands, it has good connection to my computer, it’s quiet, etc. The only minor issue I’ve ever had with it was that there are certain spots on the clickers that don’t always work (so if I click there, nothing happens). It’s pretty easy to adapt and figure out where is best to click though so it hasn’t really been a problem.I did have a strange few days where my mouse was refusing to hold a charge which was concerning, but I kept trying and eventually it went back to normal and is working again. This may be something I’ll need to watch out for, but so far, it’s going good.

I purchased this mouse in Aug 2023 and started using it near the end of Aug 2023. Starting in Feb 2024 I started having an issue with the curser on screen bouncing round a little, making it hard to click on things. I have been charging the mouse every 3 to 4 days because that is usually when it would die on me. So, I knew the power was not an issue. About Mid Feb, the mouse no longer would accept a charge, so I had to keep it plugged in full time in order to use it. Here we are Marcg 16th 2024 and the mouse will light up, but it no longer worked, no clicking, no moving on the screen... it is a dead mouse. So, I had this mouse in use a total of 7 months, just long enough to not be able to return it. I would NOT recommend this brand at all. Tenmos apparently does not make any type of quality product. I know the price is a steal for a wireless mouse, but it could have at least lasted a year.

Works both plugged in or not, but you have to use the USB receiver either way. I like that, and the battery life is great. The LED lights are rather dim and frankly this mouse would look better without them. I like the feel of the design and the silence of the clicks.What's not great about the mouse is that clicking on something seems 95% reliable. It should be 100%. I'm not gaming with this mouse, so while I'm doing mundane tasks, I find that the unreliability isn't worth it. I ended up going back to the mouse I came from that now has a double-click problem with the switch. So annoying.The other thing I don't like about the mouse is that the middle mouse button or scroll wheel wiggles, wobbles and makes a clicking sound if you move the mouse too fast to either side. Plus, all buttons aside from the left and right are not silent, which basically means unless you've moving the mouse moderately or slowly and not using anything but the left or right mouse button, it's not silent. What's the point?Lastly, the plug goes in where your wrist is. Who designed it this way? Why bother letting you use it plugged in, if you have to plug it in where your arm rests on the cable?It's a decent mouse, but the unreliable clicks make it almost useless. Add to that the non-silent parts of the mouse defeating what would otherwise be a silent mouse and you've got a bad purchase. I don't recommend this mouse. Looks great, battery life is good, very comfortable, but pointless otherwise.EDIT: The company graciously offered to replace the mouse, but not with the same mouse. Although I appreciate them reaching out, it's not going to change my review. If you can't stand by THIS product, then I stand by my review. I won't be taking a replacement. I'm sure they'll make better products in the future, but I already bought a better mouse from a competitor and while it's a wired one, it's doing 99% of what I need it to.

This mouse is actually really good, it’s lasted me 3 years with no issue. I get complicated on it all the time and people think it’s a legit fancy mouse. It has very silent clicks, and is all around very easy and comfortable to use I have never had any issues and the charge lasts forever. I use it for gaming pretty often and it seems to work good but a mousepad is pretty necessary. I’m gonna re order this because my current one has been through hell and 3 years of constant use and being thrown in a school bag.