TENMOS M18 Bluetooth Mouse, USB C Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, Triple Mode (Dual Bluetooth+USB) Computer Silent Mice Portable with USB Receiver Type C Adapter for Laptop/MacBook/iPad/PC- Rose Gold

Loving this mouse. I ordered the rose gold. Its surface feels surprisingly nice in my hand. The wheel action is actually silent, it's very responsive, and I don't need an actual mouse pad to use it.As per the instructions, I ensured that it was fully charged, then had it set up in less than 20 seconds.I'm using it for the first time while writing this review right now on my newest laptop (Windows 11), so I can't know how long a charge lasts, but so far, there's nothing not to love about this mouse. In fact, I'm putting another of these in my cart right now.If this mouse continues to work great (and holds a nice long charge), I'll order another immediately.Once this mouse starts showing signs of needing a charge, I'll come right back here and write an honest update.If I don't write an update, that means something really bad happened. Or I might've just forgotten.

Really nice mouse use with ipad. Looks and feels like my apple magic mouse. It’s actually even lighter than the magic mouse.

Very sleek i love the look. The click is mostly silent. Its a good mouse but it needs charged frequently. I use it for work and it needs charged almost every other day . If you work 8+hours a a day it would likely need charged daily. It does charge through USBC which is convenient. Scrolls very well when fully charged, as the battery does the scoll gets more lag. Quality feels okay it is very lightweight which makes it feel cheap but it actually is still solid

The media could not be loaded. This mouse is perfect, the clicking is not 100% silent. You will still hear a soft click in an almost quiet room. But if there was any other noise or a conversation going it would be unheard. I read the manual it says to charge one to two hours before use. But the yellow light indicating that it is charging was not on. So I went ahead and tried connecting it via Bluetooth. It has two different Bluetooth options, as well as an option to use the usb connector. I had no issues when connecting it to my Mac book. The texture on the black surface isn’t glassy. It has a matte finish to help hold it in your hand. As well as no finger smudges. A boy is feature I don’t remember reading about is when you shake the mouse the cursor will blow up big making it easy to find! I uploaded a video to compare the clicks, and scroll wheel nosies. Hope it helps in your decision! I know I’ll be coming back here next time!Edit: I know for me in my settings on the MacBook, I can also see the battery percentage of the mouse when it is connected! So you will have a heads up when it needs to be charged!

I've now tried two of these Tenmo mouse. I was able to easily pair each mouse with my hp. However each mouse drops the connection between 30 seconds to 3 minutes. The computers show the bluetooth device still connected but the mouse stops responding and fails to affect the cursor etc. After completing the recommended trouble shooting steps three times for each mouse (turning off the computer completely to reset between tries), I get the same result.USB dongle connection works fine. The scroll wheel feels a bit rough to touch, does not scroll as smoothly as others I've used, and not as comfortable as the rubber coated type. Scroll is functional though for my needs.Unfortunately, the main reason that I chose to purchase this mouse is for the dual bluetooth connections. I would only use the USB connect as a backup. Plus, I need to connect via BT for my tablet during class.I contacted the seller. They were quick to respond. They offered duplicate replacement as well as an alternate model of mouse, or refund. I provided the details of the equipment that I'm using with the Tenmo mouse in hopes that they can improve upon the bluetooth problem.I did not like the charger port being on the bottom of the mouse so it cannot be in use if the battery has run down and needs charged. This probably won't be a deal breaker for most people as the battery life seems to be very good. As others have mentioned, the mouse is charged via a USB adapter plug to USB-C cord into the mouse. The charging input on the bottom of the mouse is a C-type.The mouse itself looks sleek and has a low, compact profile. This is nice and something to consider for a mouse that you'll often carry with you. The buttons "click" is totally silent and easy to press. The mouse overall size is comfortable enough for any size hands in my opinion. The buttons are wide enough for easy press even with larger fingers, but soft touch for smaller hands.

Easy to connect via Bluetooth and reliable to use!

I love the look and feel of the mouse, but I lost the Bluetooth dongle in the first day because it does not attach to the mouse in some meaningful way. I put it in my backpack and it is just gone. And, using the Bluetooth on my laptop, it works fine for about five minutes and then disconnects. My laptop shows it still connected, but it becomes a brick. I have to reboot to reconnect....for five minutes. I never rule out user error, but I am not sure what else to do here.

I had to replace my previous wireless mouse of almost 4 years. It held a charge for what seemed like a 2 months or longer.This mouse can maybe go a week before it needs a charge. When it's time to charge the placement of the usb c port makes it such that you can't use it while it's charging. Very silly design choice.I'd recommend looking elsewhere. There are too many cheap wireless chargers out there with better battery life that look just as good.