Daffodil WMS330 Wireless Optical Mouse 2.4GHz - Cordless 5 Button PC Mouse with Scrollwheel and Adjustable Sensitivity (MAX 1600dpi) - For Laptop / Netbook / Desktop Computers - Supported by: Microsoft Windows (10 / 8 / 7 / XP / Vista) and Apple MAC (OS X +) - Battery Powered (2xAAA Inc.)

I was impressed first of all with the speedy delivery. Credit must be given to the seller. Secondly the product itself is very good for the price. It does exactly what is advertised for without a hassle. It has a lovely coulor, mine is the dark green. In terms of its operation, it is absolutely great. It connects straight away without the need for any drivers or any other downloading process. I connected its little usb connector to my Dell Vostro laptop and literally it took it less than 1.5 seconds to identify it! The mouse has an ergonomic design and feel. It is not a large mouse nor is it extremely small. It would fit most hands. It slides really well on a mouse pad, but apparently it can do so on al surfaces but glass. The impressive thing about this mouse is that it goes on "sleep" after a few minutes of non-use. Then if you want to re-activate it all you have to do is press once the silver button on top of the mouse and start using it again. This allows you to save considerable battery power. It also has the usual "wheel" on the top which allows you to scroll up and down the web pages and on the left side you have two further buttons which allow you to go backwards and forward on the web pages you visit. Also there is an on/off button, so if you are done for the day, switch it off so you could save more power. Finally, the mouse has a little case inside it where you could store its little usb connector! Amazing idea which allows you to keep the usb connector safe! The usb connector itself is so small, meaning that it will not obstruct anything else that you may have on either side of your laptop. Most of us who use usb flash drives, usually hit them with our hands by mistake. This one is so small you can hardly see it, especially if you have a black laptop like mine! Overall, a great mouse, with a great design and in full working order. I would recommend it unreservedly. Well done Daffodil

Although at first glance this mouse appears a little flimsy and may well not stand up to being dropped and knocked it works extremely well and has proved completely reliable. It has a 'Back' and 'Forward' button on the side for going back a page or forward a page when browsing the interweb. There is also a small button on the top, just behind the scroll-wheel. This adjusts the sensitivity of the cursor movement. One click makes the cursor more sensitive, a second click makes it even more sensitive and a third toggles back to the least sensitive setting. A really excellent feature is the auto-off feature. If not used or touched the mouse will hibernate (switch off) after about 5 minutes. It can be 'roused' for use by simply clicking any of the buttons. There is also an on/off switch on the underside. The wireless dongle is tiny which means it can be left plugged in to my netbook, even when packed away in its case/sleeve. I am using rechargeable batteries and haven't had to charge them yet, probably thanks to the auto-off feature. It's comfortable and easy to use for long periods. On close inspection it looks to be well made. Recommended product and fantastic value for money.

The first thing you notice about this mouse is that it's a bit smaller than average, though not as small as a laptop mouse. The instruction sheet says it's designed for chinese hands. However, I have quite large hands and find it comfortable and easy to use. It looks smart, seems to work on almost any surface, and has a good range (though I haven't tried it at 10 feet. The browsing "page up" and "page down" buttons are a useful bonus. So too is the DPI switch which toggles between two sensitivities, one for every day use and the other giving greater precision (e.g. for photo editing). This DPI switch is stiffer to prevent accidental switching during use. The mouse also has a sleep mode to turn it off after a long period of inactivity, so saving the batteries if you forget to switch the mouse off at the end of a session. Good idea! All in all, a very practical wireless mouse and excellent value for money. I recommend it.

At a ridiculously cheap price this little mouse is far more than I expected. I love 5 button mice as I am too lazy to keep on navigating to the arrows top left for back and forward (!) but others that I found were too expensive. I decided that if this one was rubbish I had not lost much so it was worth a try. However I have been very favourably surprised by the quality and ease of use. It is solid feeling, the buttons are crisp and the scroll wheel scrolls smoothly and silently. Easy to set up - just plug in and use. I have seen comments in other reviews on short battery life and cannot comment on this yet as I have just received it. To be honest if the provided batteries do not last too long does it really matter? I always make sure to turn off the mouse when not in use so should preserve the batteries as much as possible. All in all I am very pleasantly surprised by a make I had never heard of previously.

The mouse itself is great. It has a nice finish, is quick to respond. It has some useful features such as a power save mode, where it 'goes to sleep' when not used for a while. It can be turned off via a switch on the underside to conserve battery power, the DPI can be switched instantaneously by means of a small button mounted on top and the wireless dongle can be stored in a slot in the underside of the mouse when not in use. Where it has been let down is the battery compartment cover. This is resolutely refused to stay in place when the mouse is in use. Closer inspection has shown that the cover is not well formed and so does not engage robustly with the mouse body. I've had to resort to a piece of Sellotape over the cover to keep it in place, which is not ideal. My only option with Amazon was to replace the whole unit which seem overkill when all that I need is a replacement cover. If Daffodil read this, maybe they would be good enough to send one to me. Other that that, I'm happy with the operation of the mouse. 10/06/13 - Update. Daffodil kindly sent me a replacement battery cover which fits perfectly and all is working perfectly. Thanks to Daffodil for sorting this out for me.

Have been using this wireless mouse for a few months now. It's a comfortable fit, it works well on most surfaces (within reason) and has convenient buttons on the side to page up or down as well as the usual scroll roll. It's ultra easy to set up and the USB is barely noticeable and can stay in its port on my laptop even when its packed away in the laptop case. On the downside, this mouse goes through batteries (even the more well-known "long-life" brands) very quickly. I have now invested in rechargeable batteries which will hopefully reduce that cost. Even switching it off via the button on the base to conserve battery life has not helped particularly. That said I use the computer constantly for work and play so the mouse will be in use up to 6-10 hours a day. The cursor tends to "stick" and jump around the screen when battery life becomes low. I have also found recently and much more annoyingly is the mouse's tendency to either not click on a link (sometimes it takes four or five goes) or else it appears to double click links so I'm constantly having to shut down duplicate windows or retrace my www path because it has been too eager to click on something (a prime example is Facebook where, when trying to access a particular notification from the dropdown menu, the mouse will select the notification but practically a miniature nanosecond later it will also select whatever was beneath the dropdown menu and therefore take me to that page rather than the notification I wanted). I have tried to be ultra careful but do not consider myself to be heavy-handed, and anyway, it wasn't this sensitive for the first three months or so. It is very annoying. Overall though, even despite it's annoying faults, I have to say the convenience of not having a cord that gets tangled in things and which the USB either fails or mucks up the port on the laptop, is greater than its faults. For its price, it is good value.

I bought it with free delivery and it arrived next day, which was amazing. However, the mouse wouldn't work at all. At first I got really disappointed and got in touch with the seller. The item was quickly confirmed as 'broken' and they sent a replacement that also arrived a day latter. Although I had this problem, it was so quickly resolved that I thought they deserved 5 stars. The item works perfect now, it is plug an play and I've being using it constantly since I got it.

So, a fiver for a nano-receiver mouse. Got to be worth a try, right? Well, that's what I thought. OK, it's made to a price, so I wasn't expecting the build-quality of the previous Logitech one I was using (the nano-receiver had stopped working on it). But the finish is ok, and feels good in the hand, well my hand at least - everyone has different preferences for size, feel and weight. The back/forward keys for internet browsing looked good too, and worked fine with no additional drivers (something which couldn't be said for the resolution button on the top, but not a big deal for me). However, the big deal-breaker is the fact that it is too picky about the surfaces it works on. Soft-furnishings seem ok, but the kitchen counter is a no-go, as the mouse won't move the cursor at all, and (somewhat ironically) it won't track accurately on an actual mouse-mat either, with the cursor frequently jumping around the screen. If you can make it work on the surface(s) you have in mind, fine, but I've ordered a replacement Logitech mouse, as I've never had a problem with these on any surface. You really do get what you pay for, so be warned if you are planning on getting one.