Verbatim Wired USB Laptop Mouse – Corded USB Mouse for Laptops and PCs – Proper or Left Hand Use, Purple 99742, 1.4″ x 2.4″ x 3.9″

Comfortable and fits my hand well
Purchased this mouse in April 2022. It’s been light, maneuverable, and comfortable to use. Small enough to tuck in my laptop bag and use where ever.Recently (6/24) the left button has not been responding as well – not holding when you’re trying to click and drag. (I’m right-handed, so that’s my main clicker.) If I move my finger back “deeper” into the mouse it still works okay but is less ergonomic.I’ve gotten two solid, comfortable years of use out of a $6 mouse, so I’d say it was definitely a good buy. Will be getting another one to replace it.

Small yet functional
I had to replace my work mouse immediately as it had stopped working. This mouse was the best value for the money that I could find. It works flawlessly. It also came in my favorite color, which was an added benefit. It is a bit smaller than my previous mouse, but I think I may like this size better for my needs.

Reliable and comfortable
I got nearly three years of very heavy use out of the last one before the scroll wheel started acting goofy — a common problem with mice these days. I have a larger hand and even though this mouse is smaller, it always fit nicely and felt comfortable. The sides don’t gum up and get sticky over time like some rubber mice do. And I also don’t accidentally hit the right mouse button with my middle finger when moving it around. The button switches are solid and quiet, and I’ve never experienced the dreaded “double-click” that also happens on other mouses. I now have several of these and no complaints at all.

Your most basic $5 mouse, good for 2 months or so..
I have been looking for an economical Mouse, $5 – $6 to resell and for the amount of time I spend at the computer, one that I can use as well. So far I have tried the Rii Mouse, Verbatim and this one the HONGDE.The HONGDE:This thing is HONGDE (Huge and Heavy)! It is very Slow – when moving and dragging the cursor creeps around the screen. Don’t know if this has anything to do with its DPI setting. I did a few searches on Google and found nothing on how to adjust this. The buttons seem to be accurate and making good solid contact when clicking but because of its slowness in movement, using the mouse seems unresponsive. Overall, using this mouse is uncomfortable, tiring and very time wasting.The Rii Mouse:This is a real nice looking mouse; good size and good weight. It has good speed when moving and dragging. The buttons has a balanced tactile clicking action. This mouse was on its way to becoming my perfect under $6 mouse until I started using it seriously. The clicking contacts are erratic, like they are shorting. When I press and hold a button to highlight or drag it does not maintain contact even though I still have the button depressed. Then it will get worse as it will regain contact. So the mouse buttons will make contact, lose contact and regain contact erratically when depressed. Well we know that practically all Windows Based Software have specialized functions tied to the clicking action of the Mouse – positioning, highlighting, copying, cutting, pasting are the basics. Imagine these functions happening unpredictably when you are trying to work. Screwed up Documents and Worksheets mayhem. This clicking and contacting inconsistency makes the Rii Mouse very frustrating and even impossible to use.Verbatim:The Verbatim while not as pretty, looks and feels similar to the Rii Mouse, same size and weight and a little faster movement. Of all three Mice it has the most natural responsive feel. However, after about 2 to 3 months max of daily use the button contacts get worn and it begins to exhibit the same erratic and unpredictable behavior like the Rii Mouse, described above. I am changing my 3rd Verbatim Mouse today for this same reason, erratic, inconsistent, unpredictable behavior, the same as I had to change the 1st and 2nd ones.Remember I was buying these Mice for resale. I tried at least 3 or more of each of the three brands and the issues I explained for each were consistently the same for all that I tried.I will be rating them as follows – HONGDE – 2 Stars Rii Mouse – 1 Star Verbatim – 3 Stars

I bought this mouse because I was tired of my more expensive computer mice always crapping out on me, either by starting to double click when I would single click or the scroll wheel breaking, etc. This was the cheapest option by a brand name I recognized. I figured if the mouse is going to break eventually anyway, might as well just save some money and get something I’d be fine replacing. But this mouse has been better than expected, honestly. Has lasted a long time, no problems yet. It’s a little on the small side but if you have smaller/more average hands like me (I am female for reference) that shouldn’t be an issue. If you’re looking for something simple (no RGB lights or DPI settings) and cheap (I paid $5.99 CAD), I would recommend this.

Lo estoy usando y funciona como debe de ser, lo volvería a comprar.