Absolutely love this mouse! Its sleek and smooth design is perfect. After going through several of others this is by far my favorite! Its super lightweight, easy to set up, and great quality. If you’re someone who uses multiple different devices like an ipad, computer, and laptop this mouse is perfect for switching in between ALL of them with a simple click. The USB has a storage place INSIDE of the mouse so it never gets lost. The batteries were easy to install as well. Worth the money! Would highly recommend to someone who utilizes a mouse on a daily basis!

I was surprised how nice this mouse feels. Fits my hand better than a mmo mouse, has a good weight, is smooth, and the silent clicks are a neat touch. I've not configured the 4 way scroll button but that also is comfortable. The mouse wheel is also silent. It's a good replacement for a much more expensive mouse that had worn out.

Got this mouse base on the impression I have from the product page that it seemed like this mouse can be used with multiple devices and is easy to switch between devices. The mouse pairs easily with my 2 laptops and the toggle button is right behind the DPI button, which makes toggling the mouse very quick and easy. This mouse felt sluggish at first, but once I change the cursor speed setting of mouse in Windows to max, it felt pretty responsive. The mouse feels like it is weighted, so people that dont like heavy mouse may not like it. I'm used to Logitech MX mouse, which are weighted, so I'm used to this type of mouse and it feel good in my hand.

(This review is for the CITLLA Wireless Bluetooth Mouse.) This is an impressive mouse, especially at this price point ($19.99 at the time of writing). It's well-made, allows connections to multiple devices, and has an easily-accessible DPI adjustment. The weight can be adjusted by using one or two batteries. The scroll wheel has enough damping to stay put when idle, but is also capable of scrolling at high speed. Button clicking provides positive feedback, but isn't very loud. My only objection is that, for my hand, anyway, the mouse is too narrow for its size and weight. I always have the feeling when using it that my thumb and last two fingers are having to pinch together to move the mouse around, and that causes hand fatigue.

So I got this just to have another mouse around as a spare, but I find myself still using it as my main critter. I really like it. The free spinning wheel is more useful than some might think. If one wishes to quickly scroll all the way to the top or bottom (;) of a document or whatever, it comes in handy. I've had them in the past and loved 'em. This one could stand to be a bit heavier, and it would be nice to be able to turn that on/off, but it works well. Another good feature of the wheel is that it's also a left/right scroll thingy for when a page needs that. Also vary handy. For some, having a DPI (dots per inch) selector on top is handy, for games or some junk, but I don't use it. Still, it's a nice inclusion. I actually prefer a higher setting (more(/less?) DPI means slower pointer movement) than the highest (level 4) this mouse has, but it's close and usable for me. One could tweak the Winderz settin's if they must. It also has the standard and comfortable forward/backward buttons which is a must. The innards are great too. I like that it can use its own wireless USB dongle (which lives inside!), or Bluetooth to connect. Some of the many machines I have around would prefer one or the other. It's also handy that it can be BT paired with 2 different machines - like a lappy and a PC or TV or something. Flexibility is almost always good. The battery arrangement may seem strange, but it makes sense that it will work with either one or two. If it has only one, then it's a bit lighter, and if it has two then they will last longer. Pretty smart. I like mine heavy. Finally, the cover that has no latch. I figured out all by myself that the cover is held on with strong magnets. It ensures that no little plastic tab will fall off and make the whole thing trash. Nice. I like it so much at ~$20 that I'm not even taking any stars for Rando Brandnamian.

The stainless steel scroll wheel is what got my attention in the listing. Figured either a gimmick to get attention or they may put some actual quality into the product. I got it yesterday. It comes with 2 AA batteries already installed. You gently lift top of mouse and remove little tab that is isolating the batteries. And the usb dongle in there too. The snap top back. Put dongle in your computer (or pair it via bluetooth) and away you go. It has some heft to it, no fly weight. The scroll wheel spins freely so doesnt seem to be traditional friction interface. Its very responsive and accurate. The claim of three years on the batteries made me smile. Seriously for some time now, havent had a mouse that lasts a full year. So big question is not whether the batteries last three years, but whether the mouse itself lasts three years. Time will tell. But honestly the thing struck me as good quality and a bargain for the current price of $26. If it does last three years its a bargain for sure. If it lasts the usual year most mice seem to last for me (some dont make it even that long), then its still not bad, cause it does work quite well new out of box, feels very nice to use. Hate to say some mice brand new are really kludgy feeling and you hope they die early. This one I hope lasts.

The CITLLA Wireless Bluetooth Mouse functions really well. The CITLLA mouse's scroll wheel is very quiet and scrolls up and down very smoothly. The left and right mouse buttons (and Forward & Back buttons) are also quiet and function well. The mouse is a little heavier than I am used to, but it does feel comfortable in my hand. The mouse operates on two AA batteries (included), which are easily accessible by popping off the mouse cover (held in place by four small magnets). I like the mouse's capability to connect to three different devices (two Bluetooth connections and one USB wireless connection). Bluetooth pairing to two different laptops with Windows 10 was quick and easy. Switching the mouse to function with a particular device is accomplished by pushing a button just behind the DPI button (white, blue and green LED lights briefly illuminate to indicate the active connection). I really like the CITLLA Wireless Bluetooth Mouse as it does all of the basic mouse operations well, plus provides for easy multiple device switching.

I like this mouse overall. The first thing I noticed was the weight - it is solid and relatively heavy, so if you're looking for that then this is a great option. The second thing is the shape - it is symmetrical which is more traditional than the current styles of most mice. Both purely a matter of preference. The free scrolling wheel is permanently on - if you're looking for the ability to turn this on and off like on Logitech mice unfortunately that is not this, although at the very bottom of the spinning you do feel a super slight magnetic bumping which should help with random drift. Connectivity is great, no issues, paired right up and rock solid signal. Auto-power-save cancels on any motion and not just button presses, so you don't need to do anything but grasp the mouse and move it slightly to get it alive and going again. This is a big one for me and I'm very happy with this. All in all an excellent mouse if you're looking for a symmetrical and heavy free scrolling mouse option. For me it works and I'm happy.

TLDR: This is a great small wireless mouse that moves really well on multiple surfaces, the free scrolling wheel is really good and the multi device support is really easy. No software to customize the buttons or a way to slow down the free scroll wheel Pros: - Mouse moves really well on lots of surfaces - Buttons are very quiet to click on but feel responsive - The free scroll wheel is great for work and long scrolling - Mouse fits really well in the hand and very comfortable material Cons: - No way to lock the free scrolling wheel - No software ability to customize the buttons on the mouse - Uses 2 AA instead of being rechargeable

It came with box and manual, but the mouse was wrapped in tissue paper and the bottom surface had scuf marks -- this mouse has clearly been used, for at least a few hours, before someone returned it. For just $25, it's not a bad deal I guess - I do like the mouse - I just didn't expect to receive a refurbished product.