VicTsing Wireless Mouse, 2.4G 2400DPI Ergonomics Cordless Mouse with USB Receiver, Finger Rest, 5 Adjustable DPI Levels…

If you’re anything like me you get this mouse, plug it in and go. You don’t bother with the User Manual. Who needs that anyway? Well Out of the Box this mouse is not fast like I’m used to. I have my mouse pointer speed set all the way as high as it will go in the Control Panel. But this thing kept dragging along too slow! It turns out there is a thing called CPI and that’s the little button on top. It can actually be used to adjust the pointer speed. Go ahead and look at your manual, there are 5 speeds. The default is the second to the slowest. You press the CPI button and count the number of flashes. That’s the setting you are currently on. Keep pressing and the setting will change until your mouse speed is lightening fast. And this mouse “falls asleep” after a period of non-use. That’s why I got it. I’m tired of my batteries going dead all the time. That CPI button is how I wake the mouse up. That takes some getting used to. But you know what? It’s doing it’s job!

I’ve purchased no less than a dozen wireless mice over the years and nothing else comes close to this one.ERGONOMICS/COMFORT: I’m a man with medium sized hands and it is difficult to find a mouse that isn’t too large or too small. Fortunately for me this mouse fits PERFECTLY in my hand, allowing me to easily rest my ring and pinky fingers on it. In terms of ergonomics it is one of the most comfortable mice I’ve ever used, be it wired or not.DESIGN/BUILD: The scroll wheel isn’t loud and has a nice texture to it. It’s also very responsive, which is hard to find in a lower budget mouse. The left side buttons are positioned in a good spot so that I don’t have to make an effort to use either of them. There is a DPI button located in the top center of the mouse. Often these buttons can be hit on accident during regular use—especially when operating the mouse wheel— but it is low enough that it is never a problem.The top of the mouse has a smooth, plastic matte finish on the that helps prevents the hand from getting hot or sweaty. The thumb grip is covered by a textured rubber material that feels nice quite nice to the touch. The right side of the mouse, where the ring and pinky fingers rest, is a normal plastic.The mouse itself does feel a little heavier than your average wireless mouse, but I think that is a positive thing. Very light mice feel cheap. Most of the weight is centered around the palm where the battery is placed.BATTERY LIFE: I purchased this mouse back in February and I’ve only had to change the battery once, or twice at most. It is honestly so few that I can’t remember using a mouse that had such longevity. What’s especially surprising about this fact is there is no On/Off button. It simply turns itself off after being idle for a short while and immediately turns itself back on when you press a button.EASE OF USE/SETUP: Stick the receiver into your computer, press a button on the mouse, and you’re done. It’s that simple. The receiver is also extremely good and I never lose tracking.DURABILITY: I easily used this mouse for roughly 1500 hours since I bought it. It isn’t uncommon for my wireless mice to literally fall apart in the span of a year or two. Typically the side or bottom panels start to come off and anything that is glued to it, especially rubber components, begin to peel away. Not ONE part of the surface level components failed me in that time.However, the left mouse began to double click at random after a year. I consider myself a power user when it comes to computers and mice. In the time it takes an average person to reach 1000 hours I do it in a fraction of the time. Despite the failure in the left mouse I still instantly purchased a new one when the problems arose. Why? Because for the price, performance, and quality this was a minor inconvenience. I’ve had numerous $60+ wired mice have double click problems that weren’t half as good as this one.CONCLUSION: The combination of the price, build quality, battery life, ergonomics, and functionality makes this the best wireless mouse I’ve ever used. Period. In fact I’d put it in the top 3 best all around, with ease. Even with the left mouse failure after a year/~1500 hours of use I can’t help but give this mouse a five star review. If, however, it was a more expensive mouse ($30+) I would knock off at least one star.

Being one of the only IT guys in the family and among my group of friends; I often get asked questions on what are good tech products, after all some of these items are usually expensive and no one likes wasting money. With the past holiday season, I helped pick out laptops for nieces and nephews for school, gaming laptops for the friends, a custom made pc, and a slick new Macbook Pro. With all these new systems being bought, everyone’s next question is “What accessories should I purchase??”, I always suggest that anyone buying a laptop at least get a wireless mouse.I have used wireless mice for years; there are great mice, good mice, and downright awful mice. Most of the choices out there on the market are going to be based on what you personally like, what feels good to you, and what functions well. I do a fair amount of travel for work and I have certain criteria for equipment to make it into my travel bag; after all I will be carrying that equipment around the airport from anywhere between 6-12 hours, so no junk allowed!!For a wireless mouse I look for the following:• Use on any surface laser• Skids that slide well with ease on multiple surfaces• Long term battery life• Small USB receiver• Comfort and size• And above all else PRICEThe VicTsing MM057 checks off all of my criteria and more! On top of having all the features I require from above it also has:• six (6) buttons, two of which are custom programmable which means you can make them do whatever you’d like!!• On the Fly Adjustable DPI – this means you can adjust the sensitivity whenever you’d like, which is great if you like to play video games, this feature can come in handy.• 2.4GHz wireless with a 15-foot reach, so you can easily use this for a media center pc while sitting comfortably on the sofa.VicTsing got it right with the MM057, it is super comfortable in the hand, it’s large enough to provide good support to help prevent hand fatigue, and groves for your thumb and ring and pinky fingers (sorry lefties this is right handed only), it has a really soft rubber coating, smooth gliding action, and an ultra crisp scrolling wheel and button clicks. I tested the MM057 on PC and Mac, it was plug and play on both, which means you will be using your new mouse in seconds. I like to carry my laptop around with me throughout the day and the MM057 worked on every surface I put it on which allowed me to be truly mobile and move about how I wanted without having to carry around a mouse pad and worry about a flat surface, the MM057 will work on your jeans just fine if you are so inclined.Another major plus is using a single AA battery as the power source, not only are these more common to find around the office/home than AAA but in my experience the AA tend to last longer in mice and you only need one versus the two you would usually need for AAA. There is convenient storage for the Micro USB receiver on the bottom of the mouse, so if you choose to unplug the receiver there is a safe place to store it so it does not get lost. The adaptor is a great size, it is slim-line enough to leave plugged in all the time, even when you need to carry your laptop around in your bag or briefcase without fear of it breaking off.This is one of my favorite mice; I give it 5 out of 5 because it deserves it. It is a great mouse for a great price. I recommend them to friends and family, and VicTsing stands behind their products with a 12-month warranty. Buy with confidence, great product, great price, and fast shipping.

UPDATE! (My update to this review and why I have gone from 2 stars to 4 at bottom) Good price, looks good. Fine for the average internet user.So if you are an average user just looking for a wireless mouse to do the basics, to get by, this will do it. But if you Spend any serious time highlighting text, Gaming or doing any kind of fine detail stuff with the mouse, you might get annoyed a bit. I find that this mouse tends to track just fine for regular movements but for some reason tends to hang/stick a bit when doing small or detailed movements, Such as bringing the pointer to an exact spot in a text line to highlight specific text such as between letters or words, when I make small / slower movements it pointer kind of sticks/hangs a bit making it difficult to get the pointer exactly where I want it. Not sure why this is, have tried with and without mouse pad. My other mice do not seem to have any issues, both wired and wireless. I do graphic art and video editing and I can tell this mouse is just not going to cut it. I will most likely give it away to someone else, and find me a mouse better suited to my needs. Would like to send it back for a refund but not sure how much of a hassle it would be, I paid $10 for it, and it would cost me almost that in gas just to drive to town and back. But if you want to upgrade to a wireless mouse from a wired one and do not need the mouse to be able to do smooth small fine detail like I do, then this mouse should work fine for you. Me, I am off to bite the bullet and pay the extra $$$ to get the mouse I need. It does not stick every time but does do so very often Even as I am writing this, I go to highlight a word to delete it and the mouse hangs for a moment, very annoying. Not sure if it is the mouse not having a good sensor/DPI rating or if it has something to do with the wireless connection with small movements. It is not a bad mouse, but I would not recommend it to any of my friends.UPDATE… Ok, so I had used cheap wireless mice before with the USB transmitter located in same port at the back of my PC with no issues in the past. I figured this mouse was acting up because of maybe a poor default driver. But I decided to try one more thing before giving up on it. I decided to place the USB transmitter in a spot where the mouse had a direct uninterrupted line of sight to the mouse. I purchased this item (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bzKrhqC_Ww), I was getting this anyway to extend the range of my wireless Bluetooth headphones. but it came with an extra USB extension. I plugged the extension into my PC USB port in the rear and then ran the other end with the mouse transmitter attached to the wall behind my desk where it is a couple feet from my mouse in a direct line of sight and out of the way. After doing this, the mouse now works great. The lagg has gone away and the pointer doing the jittery sticking when doing very fine slow movements has also gone away. It seems the signal is just not as strong as ones I have used in the past. But with the direct line of sight, the mouse is very smooth and works great now. No more problems. As good as any other average consumer grade mouse wired or wireless. Now I will be using a much higher end mouse for my Digital artwork, just because I need a super smooth action with very fine detail able movements, but is not something the average user would notice. If the mouse would work this smooth with the USB transmitter attached to the back of the PC out of the line of site, and for this price, I would give 5 stars. Anyone else having issues with lagging or sticking of the cursor, try placing the transmitter in a line of site location and see if this clears up your issues. The company has contacted me several times offering to send me a new one at no cost, probably hoping I just got a bad one and would change my review, I have not accepted their offer. I am not taking the new mouse and have updated my review only because the difference in the mouse function after placing the transmitter in a line of site location. There are other sellers that will basically bribe you and offer you some of their other items for free if you change your review. These guys were not doing that, but I have had some try it. I hope like me, you guys do not accept these bribes. Keep your integrety and help keep the reviews and ratings here accurate and honest.

I’m a gamer, and this was meant more for my girlfriend who does simple browsing and maybe typing some documents.For me, this would definitely not be enough, but I would obviously go for something more involved – like a mouse with 500 buttons and serves me Mountain Dew and orders pizza for me.But if you’re like my absolutely terrifying girlfriend, and you do basic things on your pc or mac, this definitely works and it’s cheap. No problems after over a year of ownership.Oh, if you have hands the size of Donald Trump’s, you may enjoy it more. People of the large-handed sort are going to find it uncomfortable. It’s pretty compact.