The Best BT Mouse I've ever used
592930
Easy to setup, simple, reliable & small, but not too small. Needs 2xAAA batteries which last for a long time. nothing much to say except that It's an excellent mouse that can be used for everyday tasks/gaming.
3587018
I am so thrilled with this mouse!  This is by far the best mouse I have ever owned and used.  I was pleasantly surprised to find that it came with Energizer batteries rather than the generic type that usually accompany battery operated devices.  As soon as I plugged in its little USB receiver my computer recognized it, and it was ready to use even before my computer told me it was ready.  There was no lag time whatsoever.  I had always been in the habit of turning my mouse off when I was done with the computer even for short periods of time to spare the battery.  That isn't necessary with this one.  It has an on/off button on the bottom of it, but it turns off instantly when I'm not using it, and it wakes back up instantly when I need it again.  It is also fun to see its innards working, and I love the bright hot-pink color.  I am so happy with this little rascal!
386349
May not be a perfect ergonomic mouse for everyone, but this is the best ergonomic mouse I've used. Been using the USB wireless version of this Anker for years. This is an addition for my wife's desktop.
My second choice is Logitech Trackball M570, if you don't mind trackball and don't have enough space for a mouse.
Both are solid. I've been using this wireless Anker every day for about 4 years without any issue. I got a wired version recently so just hop it has the same longevity. I think my Logitech M570 is a few years older than my Anker wireless. Attached are the two mice side by side.
4798879
This mouse is excellent, one of the best I've ever used!
275091
As a general-purpose mouse, this thing is simply fantastic.

I purchased this to use with my HTPC and it has exceeded my expectations.
The tracking is great (even on carpet), battery life is great, and the build quality/look and feel are both top notch.

I particularly like the dual-action scroll wheel which can be set to either "notchy" or "no resistance"; "no resistance" is great for scrolling through webpages quickly.
182836
extremely smooth tracking, decent build quality, best mouse for the price
4514718
I own, use, and love this mouse: I.B.M.'s two-button PS/2 13H6690 mouse. I actually prefer its fit in the hand to that of many newer, "sleeker" mouses.
2524248
Great Mouse - Use with my Surface Pro so no need for a USB dongle occupying the only USB port.  When folded flat, fits neatly into the side pouch of my padded cover and it's powered off.  And, of course, it has all of the advantages of the blue LED which I've been using for quite some time.  I won't buy a mouse without it.  Super comfortable in the hand and has the tactile scroll feedback.  Truly my favorite mouse thus far.
3734418
EDIT: I'm updating my review and downgrading it to 3/5.  The mouse has developed a problem with phantom clicking, making it frustrating if not impossible to use.  Please note that this mouse was not used very often, and I only had it for a few months... and it sat in my laptop bag most of the time... I probably used it 20 times total.  I replaced the batteries, unpaired/re-paired, tried it on a different device... problem doesn't go away.  I bought another BT mouse at around the same time (the Tecknet BM306) and it is still going strong, so I would recommend checking that one out instead. The price is similar.

Nice little mouse.  Paired quickly with no fuss, it feels good, the price is low, and it works well.  No complaints.
1199374
I've owned a lot of mice over the years, corded and wireless. The wireless ones drove me crazy with their delayed action. This mouse features forward and backward buttons as found on many other mice, but it also has a freewheel button that allows you to disengage the lock on the scroll wheel and zip to the top or bottom of a page. It's also ergonomic and textured making it a pleasure to use. I highly recommend it. Anyone in the market for several slightly used mice?
2360176
I am still in the process of testing this mouse as it's only been a few months. I have very high regard for Logitech products and this one didn't let me down. The feel in my hand is great, and the battery has lasted very long as advertised. I like the thumb buttons, and use them with Excel to navigate between tabs (install Setpoint first!) and go back and forth in my browser.

The unifying receiver is great and since I have several other Logitech devices it has helped me free up some USB ports that I would otherwise have to use.
681987
This is my second bluetooth mouse (which I use with my iMac). My other mouse is a Best Buy store brand called the Rocketfish. I used that one for about a year, but I was always unhappy with the battery life (I used Eneloop AAA rechargeables after the first set of regular AAAs drained in less than a week). AAAs, for obvious reasons, drain much faster. The Pro Click uses AAs and the battery life has been great. I got my mouse on April 10 and it's now August 20--I've yet to change the batteries. In addition, the Pro Click connects much more easily on startup and, so far, has never dropped a connection. Scrolling and cursor movements are very smooth. Absolutely no problems.

I will say that it took a couple of days before the Pro Click would easily connect on startup, but once my Mac "got used to it," I've had no problems.

It took a couple of days to get used to the shape, but it's now very comfortable. I never think about it, which is a good thing since it fits my hand pretty naturally. All in all, I'm quite satisfied. Plus I got if for $20, which was a steal.
1523455
I've been using this mouse for about 6 weeks now. For the most part, I am happy although there are a few things to mention. The battery life isn't that great so its important to turn off the mouse when not in use. My previous mouse, the microsoft wireless 3000, had excellent battery life regardless if I turned it off or not therefore I got into the habit of not turning it off as a result. Well, the BT mouse will eat up your two triple A batteries pretty quickly if its not turned off. The "back" button on the left side of the mouse is also a small issue for me. Occasionally my thumb will accidentally brush up against this button activating it. the button is a bit sensitive, I suppose. Overall, I'm happy especially since now I don't have to use a USB port as I did with the 3000 version.
3479409
I am so glad that I bought this mouse! To start, it is packaged nicely and it is very easy to install. I have a Macbook Air 11" and I had this mouse working perfectly in just a few minutes.

1. Put two AAA batteries in the mouse.
2. Click the "On" button on the bottom of the mouse.
3. Double click the black button on the bottom of the mouse to make it visible to your computer's bluetooth.
4. Pull up the bluetooth application on your Mac and turn it "On".
5. The computer will immediately find the mouse, you will click it on your laptop, and voila it is connected!

I have been using this mouse for a few days, and I have no complaints. I am loving it. Not to mention, the color matches my laptop keyboard and cover EXACTLY, which is another reason that I chose it. This mouse is sleek, easy to use and great for the price. I have absolutely no complaints or issues.

I received this item at a discount in exchange for my honest review. I use reviews for every online purchase that I make, so I take reviewing products very seriously. I will always give my 100% honest opinion of a product. If I give something 5 stars, that means that I would highly recommend it! If I give something a low star rating, that means that I do not believe that it performs as promised and potential buyers should know!
4750895
Definitely the best mouse I have ever owned.
pros:
-small receiver
-scrolling wheel is just awesome - love the dual mode
-works on anything - wood, glass, on my lap, even fabric
-setpoint gives you a lot of options - I use the side buttons for volume adjustment, and since side scroll is useless most of the time for me, I use left-scroll for "copy" and right-scroll for "paste".
-nice design, and good ergonomics
cons (cant think of many):
-thanks to dual mode scrolling, you loose middle click (I use the app switcher button as middle button, since the logitech app switching UI isn't that great)
-little bit heavier (but you can take out one of the batteries)
-price might seem to be to high, but it is definitely worth it!

Overall:
High quality product, with some great features.
892620
I've used this mouse for over a month and it's been perfect. It's just large enough without being too big (or small). Battery life has been great and it connects seamlessly with my Surface. Comfort is a big deal for me and it's just naturally easy to use, esp. since I hate track pads, which are something I use as a device of last resort when I don't have a mouse available. This one covers all the bases for me. It's got just the right amount of sensitivity to it, the buttons are satisfyingly resistant, and the wheel button, which works like cog, is does the major scrolling work for me, though I sometimes use the arrow keys to fine tune how far it scrolls. The windows button is a handy feature too. In all, I definitely recommend it for those who hate wires and want a mouse that is comfortable and works, naturally.
2078565
This mouse is fantastic. My previous mouse was the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth. I've always been partial to both Microsoft mice because of their feel and Bluetooth because I'm a Mac user and with Macs having built-in Bluetooth equates to no external receiver. I was kinda hesitant at first about switching to an RF mouse that required an external receiver on my desk, but the pros far outweigh the cons:

- with Bluetooth, after the mouse is inactive for a while, the Bluetooth link is lost, so when you start moving the mouse again, it takes a couple seconds for the Bluetooth pairing to happen. With RF, it's almost instantaneous.

- because the receiver also doubles as the Li-ion battery charger for the 2 batteries that come with the mouse, and the fact that it literally takes less than 5 seconds to swap a dead battery from the mouse with a charged battery from  the charger (great for gaming!!!), I don't care about having the external receiver at all now.

Also, not that I use this feature but it is pretty handy, and that is the fact that the USB RF receiver can be unplugged from the charger and taken with you on the go, if you wanted to use the mouse with your laptop.

The sensitivity adjustment buttons are handy, but I never use them, I alway leave it on the middle setting. I could see this feature being handy for graphics editors and artists who need very precise mouse control (little cursor movement with large mouse movement).

Love the battery status indicator on the mouse.

Also, this mouse feels better in my hand than any Microsoft mouse I've used to date.

It's very nice to not have to buy batteries anymore.  :)