MiraCase Comfortable 2.4 GHz Long Range Silent Wireless Mouse | 1600 DPI | 30ft Working Distance | Battery Included | Black

I have a Minisforum mini PC hooked up to my big screen TV in my bedroom and I'm seated at a desk about 12 ft away. This mouse works great from that distance. Bare bones mouse, no back button but I'm still pleased.Edit: The included battery is wrapped in a tight plastic wrap that's why it doesn't seem to work lol.

Got this, looking for the cheapest long range mouse I could find on Amazon. It came packaged like something from the dollar store. I was worried, but it's working like a champ! We use it on the bed as our remote-mouse for the computer in our bedroom. No mouse pad needed, we just roll it straight over the comforter, about 8-10 ft from the eye plugged into the laptop, works great! Oh and it does have super quiet clicks, if you're looking for that.

Th only reason I bought this particular mouse is because I read a review that the mouse worked in the next room. The most I got was about 3 and half feet from the dongle. Very disappointed in this mouse. There really is nothing else special about, just another cheap mouse.

I'm bedridden and have tried several cheap (<$10) wireless mice so I can at least do *something* on the computer without having to move it right next to the bed or create a tangle of cables. In spite of claims of range, most didn't work farther than a few feet (1m) from the dongle, even through open air. Previous "solution" was to use a USB extension cable and a bent coat hanger to hold the dongle up and away from the computer case which gave me *almost* enough range with the best mouse. I still had to hold the mouse up in the air sometimes to get/regain a signal.Then I purchased this mouse. Dongle plugged into the *back* of the computer. Mouse sitting by me on the bed blocked from view of the computer by my body. Perfect connection, silky smooth movement, and nary a missed click. I've used wired mice that aren't this reliable. I wonder if this company makes wireless keyboards.Edit: One minor complaint. The mouse powers down automatically after a while to save the battery. To turn it back on, you have to click a mouse button. This click gets sent through to the computer, selecting items or changing settings or even closing programs, depending on where the cursor was left when the mouse powered down. Minor problem, but a separate "wake" button would prevent this. Leaving the rating at 5 stars because it performs so well otherwise.

I don't like to write reviews too early on but... I gotta admit so far I'm pretty happy with this mouse. No problems yet.The feel of it took some getting used to as it is a rather small mouse but it wasn't that bad. I have only had it about a month so I hope I am not jinxing myself speaking too soon. But yeah its great.Fair warning... I've had one like this before. If you have to move and unplug your computer for any reason, you are going to want to unplug the usb adapter for this. If you don't you are risking ruining it and short circuiting it So... if you ever have to unplug your computer unplug this too. I did have the power go out a few times and luckily the mouse still works, so maybe that was only a problem with the other one I had but just to be safe. Do it.

I bought it because it said it has a long range and it does. It also turns itself off after being inactive to save battery; just click it once to wake it up.

I bought this to use with a security camera system. The security camera NVR is inside a steel lock box located about 25 feet away. There are 2 partitions and a TV between the steel box and me. With the tiny USB receiver plugged into the NVR inside the steel box it would not work reliable. I used a USB extension cable to move the mouse receiver outside the box. It just lays on the shelf beside the box. It works perfect. Very happy with this wireless mouse.

I bought it because it was advertised as long range, but it's not. It's an alright mouse and the range is the same as most others.