IULONEEType C Mouse, Wired USB C Mice Gaming Mouse Ergonomic 4 RGB Backlight 3200 DPI Compatible with M@c, Matebook, Chromebook, HP OMEN, Windows PC, Laptop and More USB Type C Devices (Black)

I have several laptops and needed a decent USB-C mouse I could throw in my bag and use when needed. I didn't want to spend a lot of cash. This one did the trick. I've bought a few now and they are exactly what I needed. They work well, are comfortable in the hand, and survive being thrown about in my laptop bag. It's a no brainer.The good: they track well, work with my Macs with no fuss, and feel solid enough I'm not afraid they will fall apart in my hand.The okay: The scroll wheel sometimes feels a bit cheap but it's under $20, what do I really expect?The annoying: I hate the multicolor disco inspired led lights on the thing. It's a bit much if the room is dark, but they aren't so obtrusive as to be distracting. They remind me to unplug the mouse when I move away from my laptop for the night, so maybe this is a plus.All in all, I'd buy again. Actually, I likely will buy again when I need another mouse. Good, cheap, effective. Two thumbs up!

I have a mechanical keyboard with keys that light up and thought why not get a mouse that does the same thing? So I did. I’ve been using this mouse for a few months now and it’s not shown a single shred of wear. It works great for gaming. Is easy to connect to either my laptop or desktop and looks great!

Works great and a great price to play games on. World of Tanks for me. But the light show at night in my PC room is annoying. Only a little. No way to shut it off that I have found. Rainbow of lights constantly changing and flashing.

Works as intended. No lag. Feels cheap to hold but comfortable enough for long sessions. Unfortunately there aren’t many options for the RGB but I don’t care that much personally.

This wired mouse is actually very nice, which is surprising for the price

I have a couple of these mice since I switch between computers a lot. They work well and I’ve had no issues other than some weakness around the usb-c. The one that broke on me was from a bent usb-c that eventually gave out. I prefer wired mice and these definitely get the job done on both PC and mac.

I bought this for work since it has a usb-c connection and seemed fairly high quality build. Little did I know it would start having such weird wheel issues. I bought this in April and I’ve had cheaper mice I bought from walmart last longer without any problems. Looks good in the outside. Maybe they should have spend more resources on the quality rather than placing fancy-looking rgb lights.

You would be amazed how few mice (mouses?) come with a USB-C connector. I would say 99% of the wired mice (I like this plural), come with a standard USB known as USB-A connectors. And yes, you can get small adapters to change the need for an USB-A to USB-C, but they all stick out and become awkward on most laptops. Of course, you can go wireless or even Bluetooth, but if you want a wired mouse that does not invade your workspace, this baby is it! They do include an USB-C to USB-A adapter if needed, but the coolest feature is a natural USB-C end ready to mate with modern laptops. Can also be used on some mobile phones that have USB-C ports to control some functions, although the phones were not made for that feature. It is a responsive mouse and feels good in my (larger) hand and my wife's (smaller) one as well. Not too pricey and is a good value.