LOFREE Touch PBT Wireless Mouse with USB Receiver, Bluetooth, Wired Connection, Rechargeable, 4000 DPI with OLED Screen Compatible with Glass Surface for Mac Windows PC Notebook/Tofu White 2025

I really like this mouse - it was the only kind that I could find to compliment my new, retro looking mechanical keyboard. I am going for a retro vibe and this (to me) harks back to the 80s and makes me smile! The mouse is too small for my 6’8” husband’s hand but he did not have any trouble or discomfort using it. It fits me perfectly - I’m just 5’ tall with small/medium hands. It’s very comfortable, so cute, and very responsive. I love the color and design so much! It’s really unique and works well with normal volume clicks. The connectivity is steady. I do wish the scroll wheel had a freewheel mode so I can use inertial scrolling on my Apple devices. It has customizable dpi and the body is made from quality matte textured pbt plastic. The digital oled screen is a fantastic feature that adds interest and character. I think it’s worth the money - if you know what you’re looking at and how it compares to other products out there. I’m so happy I ordered it - it’s the perfect pairing for my fancy, high-end, mechanical keyboard.

aesthetically it's one of the best things I've ever seen. photos kind of make it look cheaper than It looks and definitely cheaper than how it feels. it's like hard to really understand until you have one in front of you. But it works super well. the color is amazing, the plastic is smooth and dry and robust.The buttons feel really good. it's not a mechanical keyboard feel which is what I thought it might be when I saw it. it's like a sharp small click but it's just done really well.The wheel is incredible.The little LED thing is incredible but I'm almost never going to change what its setting is so it doesn't really matter but it looks really good. very crisp little tiny display.The Bluetooth dongle feels like it should just fall out because the magnet doesn't feel like it's super strong but in reality once it's inside the mouse it's difficult to get out.It has preset DPI settings And then you can press buttons that are recessed in the top the surface to change the DPI. Very accurate tracking.I have big hands though and it's too small for gaming. It can either be taller in the middle or it has to be longer. The thumb side rest is great, so took him about a bit of the size issue I'm in the process of 3D printing something similar for the left side because my hands are just too enormous.it's great for all the other stuff I do though, like graphics stuff/ 3D modeling and things like that so I need a mouse that doesn't suck and doesn't bore me with its look or function and this is that and more.

I love the way this mouse looks, but I was disappointed to find that the wireless connectivity doesn't work well in my apartment, though this could be interference from other units nearby, the buttons occasionally don't click nicely and require your fingers to be at a specific location to get a consistently nice click, and finally -most importantly- the mouse is too small for the average hand. I like that you can swap the buttons and back, and I'm planning on getting the longer back plate to better fit my hand. Some people don't like the little thumb tab, but as someone with very sweaty hands, I find it awesome since it keeps my mousepad from collecting dirt as rapidly. Overall, I like it quite a bit, despite the complaints.

I really wanted to like this. Absolutely love the concept and the look of it. But… the moment I pulled it out of the box I knew it was going to be a big miss.The mouse gives mech keyboard vibes and looks a touch industrial. In pictures.Once it’s in front of you, you can see that it’s cheap and cheaply made. And it gets worse when you touch it.It’s very light, which isn’t a bad thing for a mouse, but if you’re gonna make it light it’s gotta feel solid and smooth. This is neither.The materials are cheap and the fit and finish is on par with a knock off playschool toy.The size and button placement makes it a chore to try and use. The thumb buttons are very low and have no resistance, making it difficult to move the mouse without triggering the “back” button without putting your hand in an awkward position. This also makes the little thumb ledge pointless - unless your hands are child sized.If you’re expecting the key cap shaped mouse buttons to feel a bit like a keyboard, they don’t. They’re just low resistance standard mouse buttons decorated with a key cap, which creates a nice comfortable spot for your fingers that you have to keep your fingers off of to avoid unintended clicking.I could go on, but why? It’s a cool idea with terrible execution.

While it looks like a really cool mouse, so far it is designed for people with pretty small hands. I've used this for only a few hours and my hand is already cramping up due to how tightly I have to squeeze my thumb and pinky to hold the mouse. Definitely not meant for long duration usage.I bought it on a whim without thinking too much about the dimensions of the mouse. After using it for a little longer I can definitively say that it is just way too small for comfort. You'd need a very unique way to hold the mouse or naturally very small hands to use it comfortably. It is about 1 millimeter too short, and 3 millimeters too narrow.The pros to this mouse is that it has a really cool feature that allows you to connect either with two bluetooth connections, the USB, or cable connection. It also has a sick little display that shows the current connection type, battery, and DPI setting at all times.