TENMOS Mini Wireless Mouse

[ITEM LISTING]: Mini Rechargeable Wireless Mouse, 2.4GHz Optical Travel Mouse Silent Wireless Computer Mice with USB Receiver, Auto Sleeping, 3 Buttons, 1000 DPI for Laptop, PC, Computer [BRAND]: TENMOS [COLOR]: Green [CONNECTIVITY]: Wireless, USB [MODEL]: N01 [DIMENSIONS]: 2.76 x 1.77 x 0.04 inches [ASIN]: B07BJYQRM4 [LOVE AT FIRST SQUEAL]: I squealed when I opened this tiny laptop mouse! It’s even smaller than the Logitech M187 I'm replacing (which survived years of heavy abuse, but recently developed scrolling issues). [PERFECT FOR TINY HANDS]: I never took to trackpads, so I always use a mini mouse. This one is not only rechargeable (hallelujah, no more batteries!), but also a cute color that’s easy to find when I drop it. It’s smaller than my last mouse and ambidextrous—a must for me since I switch hands often. [USAGE EXPERIENCE]: I mostly use it for web surfing and light photo-editing, and it’s been great. The only downside is the micro-USB charging port instead of USB-C. But I have plenty of micro-USB cords and converters, so it’s not a big deal. [FINAL THOUGHTS]: For the price, this mouse is fantastic. It works instantly with my Windows Laptop and iPad Mini 5 (using a USB to USB-C adapter for the dongle). If you have small hands, you’ll love it. If you have large hands, you might find it too small for long use. Definitely recommend!

First, this mouse is smaller than the photoshopped pic of a person holding this mouse implies. This is the smallest wireless mouse I could find. I hate clunky mouses. Other 'mini' mice are too big for what I like. I hold this mouse between my thumb and pinky tips, set the pointer speed options to 'fast on Windows settings, and use the mouse on the arm of my recliner. My wrist doesn't have to move at all. Just little fingertip movements over a 2" square part of the armrest to get the cursor to move anywhere on the screen. Cursor movements are very smooth and accurate. Zero frustrations. Other reviewers were concerned that the mouse felt fragile. I disagree. It's just very tiny and lightweight. It's smaller than the 'kids' mouse here on Amazon. Plus, when you drop it there's no battery compartment cover and battery to go flying. Both buttons, wheel, and wheel button are quieter than other 'quiet' mouses I've used. I use it at least 4 hours per day on a Windows 10 laptop, and I get about 3 weeks before needing a charge. You can use it while charging via the usb micro cable. You get almost no warning before it needs a recharge. This is the only listing I've found this mouse, or any mouse this small. I've already bought another as a spare, and I may get a couple more as spares in case this becomes unavailable. Con: So small it's easy to lose down somewhere in the recliner cushion. EDIT: I dropped it in a full cup of coffee. Note that these mouses are NOT coffee-compliant. Fortunately, I already bought another one as a back up. I just bought 3 more as new back ups. I may buy even more, as backup backups, just in case this mouse disappears from the market. You will not find a quiet mouse this small. To the seller: If you are about to not carry this mouse anymore, please let me know. I'll buy about 10 of them. As backup backup backups.

This tiny little thing saved me one week of PTO. It was the only way I could work after having carpal tunnel surgery. The regular mouses are far too big to reach because of the cast under the palm. This one fits perfectly with no effort on the fingers or wrist. Awesome little thing.

First, I bought this for travel and for that purpose it's very good. It's small, super lightweight, silent, and it can recharge so you don't have to bring batteries with you. These are all really good things. That being said, the scroll is kinda sticky. It just catches on itself. Maybe I have a faulty one, I don't know, it doesn't always catch, but it's pretty annoying when it does and it's done it enough times to bother me and I've only had it for a day- maybe it will break in and stop doing it, let's hope. The first use out of the box didn't last very long, and there's no indicator of when it's fully charged or how much is left, which is an oversight to me. I'm not used to having to turn a mouse on and off either, but I'm sure that helps with the charge, at least a little? I've turned it off when not in use now. Hopefully, that makes it better. I really wish there was a way to see where the battery is at full/half/low, etc. It is a little smaller than I prefer my mini mice, I do typically use mini mice though since I have very small hands and mostly work on laptops using the small space on the corner of the laptop for my mouse. It works for the small space on my little travel Chromebook. It should get the job done for my work when I'm away from home. Overall it's a decent buy, but it's lacking in a couple of areas that aren't deal-breakers for a travel mouse, but if it was my daily mouse it would make me crazy.

This is the teeniest, cutest mouse I’ve ever used. I have newly diagnosed carpal tunnel and I’m trying not to make it worse but I’m working on a computer all day. I realized that arching my hand using a standard mouse was putting pressure on the top of my hand and my wrist. Lots of hand and arm pain. Needed a workaround and found this little mint green gem. My hand doesn’t have to arch because it’s smaller profile, I can change my hand position and even just keep my fingers straight (clicking the left mouse button with either my fingertip or my knuckle) and not lose any functionality. It has not caused me any pain! I charge it roughly once a week and I use it all day M-F for work. If I have a particularly heavy day I do plug it in to make sure it is charged when I need it using the USB cord it comes with. It goes to sleep after five minutes of inactivity to save power, a simple click of the mouse button awakens it without issue. Plus, it’s super cute and fun to use. Might take a little getting used to, but I highly recommend it especially if you have hand pain like me.

I bought three of these primarily one for use with a newer Dell laptop I purchased on ebay . Track pad worked pretty well but preferred a full mouse but need something small and portable. Charged once a bout 2 months ago still going strong ! I feared they would be too tiny for my meat hook hands 6' 1" with hand's proportionate surprisingly easy to use ! I plan on using the other two for a pir of desktops I have linked using an KVM switch but I will bypass the M connection and use one of the wireless jewels on each machine - I believe the key to maintaining a long reserve charge is turning off the mice when not actively being used !

I really liked the size and the mouse worked nicely for about 4 months. Now, the light on the bottom briefly flickers when I turn it on, then nothing. Charging has been attempted many time using different inputs.

First day. Perfect mini Bluetooth mouse. (Has the little key to plug into USB port.) Comfortable, no contact with my palm or joints. Only uses pads of my fingers to operate. Didn't take long to charge. Maybe 20-30 minutes. Tiny blue indicator light came on when ready. I always leave my mouse on for my convenience. Six hours later, still fully charged. Uses USB cord to charge. Silent mouse. Doesn't make a clicking sound. Very fast. No drag. 7th day Mouse is still on 24/7. Haven't had to recharge it at all. Still the perfect mini mouse. 14th day Mouse is still on 24/7. Haven't had to recharge it at all. Still the perfect mini mouse. 15th day Rechargeable battery finally fully discharged. I don't know if it's wise to let that happen. Maybe? This time, a blue light came on when I set the mouse up to charge. The light went out after the mouse was fully charged. Today is 17 September 2025. As usual, I'll leave it on 24/7. This time I will update when the mouse has to be charged again.

Edit: Over a year later, I still love this mouse. ---------------- Finally going wireless, removing cord clutter from my desk. This mouse is tiny, compared to your run-of-the-mill device. I use it with my fingertips. I like a small computer mouse. I dial the pointer speed up to eleven. With small movements I can quickly cross two monitors of screen real estate. I'm an adult male, slightly above average height, with relatively long, slender fingers, but I don't need a guinea pig in my hand. A mouse will do, thanks. The buttons and wheel work well, and the mouse feels good to use. I don't have any complaints. I'll revisit this review if/when I have anything to say about the battery life, but so far I like the idea of the sleep function, and it works fine. Click a button to wake the mouse up, and you're back in business. The mouse also works while plugged in and charging, so you don't have to wait.

Me gustó que es bastante pequeño, lo puedo meter en mi lapicera. Llegó sin ningún problema y lo mejor es que no usa baterías.

Me encantó. Lo compré para mi hijo de 5 años y para de paso usarlo yo y así tener sólo un ratón para los dos. Me da más de lo que esperaba. Pensaba que recibiría algo de menor calidad. Me sorprendió gratamente lo "mini" que es! Cabe en la mitad de mi mano, pensé en probar si a los dos nos quedaba bien y así él estar en sus clases y al terminar, yo en mi home office. La calidad y el material se sienten bastante bien! La precisión también superó mis expectativas, el tiempo de carga es grandioso, muy poco en realidad. Lo hemos usado dos semanas todos los días, durante la mañana y las tardes e incluso a veces no lo apagamos y esperamos que duerma solo... y la carga no se ha terminado. Es lo máximo este MINI ratón!!!

It has a good design and my daughter loved it, but after a week, the mouse can't hold a charge anymore, what a disappointment. I returned it as defective.

Creo que a muy de ves en cuando le cuesta la precisión al mouse pero fuera de ahí la verdad es que me ha encantado, es un poquito más bajito de lo que esperaba pero, me he acostumbrado a ello sin problemas