8Bitdo N30 2.4Ghz Wireless Mouse for PC Windows and macOS

I mean this is the best mouse ever. 8bitdo makes the best controllers. Best keyboard. Best arcade stick. Literally 8bitdo is the best by FAR. Get it all.

Easy to use and simple for my purposes. Really like the aesthetic.

As much as I love the design it is almost unbearable to use, however it matches the keyboard so I had to keep it!

the shape is just damn weird. everyone says it's big, it's big. HELL NO. my big hands dwarf it unfortunately. wamp wamp.there is a way to make this minimalist shape work, but this aint it chief. the L/R click are about what you'd expect from a gameboy or nes, but they have a bit less travel. not that long, satisfying squish of the olden days but still good. the dpad however doesn't feel like it has a good center nubins, almost like you could push all 4 directions at once.I'm totally going to use this mouse all the time though, or at least until it hurts me. it just makes me so happy lol

Adorable, this is our spare mouse for the tv so it doesnt get much use other then scrolling youtube and netflix which it does fine. the touch scrolling is a little jumpy compared to a wheel but nothing unusable.

Excelente, se configura fácil con cualquier sistema operativo, llevo 2 años con este mause y todo perfecto hasta el momento, lo recomiendo.

It is a novelty, and after 5 minutes of use, I cannot use it anymore - I had to switch back to my old mouse.Issues are:- For some reason, this mouse is not the same color as the 8bitdo retro keyboard / numpad. They are a very different color of grey. It's noticeable when they are together that the mouse is a different color and to me, this is the biggest crime of all because that makes it fail even as a novelty.-The curve of the mouse is far too steep, so your hand sits on it at a weird position. This will cause wrist pain over time for sure and leads to the next problem.-If you rest your hand on this comfortably, the buttons are too far forward and tiny. If you have super long fingers this might not be as great a problem. This is for the left/right mouse buttons and for the "D-pad" buttons. The solution is to move your hand into a position that will cause you pain over time and I'm not doing that.- The trackpad for scrolling is far too laggy and somehow too sensitive. I scroll on one screen and move the mouse and the scroll continues onto the next screen as though it hadn't finished yet.I really wanted to justify using this mouse as my primary mouse and I do need a new mouse, but this just isn't it.

This is by far the best mouse I've ever used for anywhere near this price point. Let me tackle a few key points.A lot of other reviews say the buttons are small and awkward, and while that is true, it only bothered me for a minute or two. After that, I barely even noticed they were different. BUT, since the buttons are smaller and don't wrap over the front like most mice, I have significantly less accidental clicks, and don't get accidental clicks from just bumping things.I don't see this mentioned anywhere in the description, but this is a "use anywhere" mouse. I was using it on a pillow with a very rough texture and it was still tracking perfectly. Not as precise as my dark field primary mouse obviously, but that's a $100+ mouse.The touch pad between the buttons works well in place of the mouse wheel. It definitely feels different, but like the buttons, it didn't take long for me to adjust. Also, the up and down buttons on the d pad on the side are page up and page down, so they make scrolling through web pages easy. I haven't tried anything that needed the Mouse 3 button, so I don't know if it has that functionality.I don't think I would recommend this as a primary mouse unless it's all you can afford. But between the use-anywhere capability, lack of accidental clicks, light weight, properly having a slot for the USB receiver inside the battery compartment, and freaking cool factor, this is a perfect travel mouse. And like I said at the beginning, by FAR the best mouse I've seen at this price point.