Customer Reviews

Bluecell White 2.4G RF DPI Blue Optical light wireless USB Mouse for Apple macbook 13" PRO AIR 11" ACER SONY HP DELL LENOVO TOSHIBA ASUS + Bluecell Cable Tie

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I've been using my new wireless mouse for a few days and have no complaints yet. However, I have a few questions. Where is the owner's manual? Who is the manufacturer? I've done a few searches on Bluecell 2.4G Optical light wireless USB Mouse, but all I come up with is listings of places that sell it. Is it possible to program the scroll wheel so scroll-clicking a link opens a new tab (which is what my old 3-button mouse did under Snow Leopard?) Finally, WHAT IS THAT LITTLE PIECE OF BLUE VELCRO FOR???

I guess I was building computers before most of you were even aware of what a computer was, the fact it comes in nothing more than bubble wrap is no big deal. Would it make you feel better to pay $3-4 more for the mouse so it can come in a box, or have a manual that tells you how to use a mouse? (seriously, do you need a manual to figure out how to use a mouse?) Yeah, it's lightweight, and it feels relatively cheap in the hand, but I plugged in the USB dongle, inserted the batteries and it worked. It's smooth, accurate, and easy to use. Honestly, it works better than I expected a $10 wireless mouse to work.

I received the product in timely manner however was not pleased with the order at all! The quality of this mouse is plastic-like and very cheap. I definitely would not recommend someone to purchase...but unfortunately I ordered 2 and instead of returning...lesson learned...I get what i pay for!

This mouse has worked well enough after an initial problem which required me to,clean the battery contact points. The problem I have with this thing is the feel of the mouse. It feels cheap and flimsy,and has a certain roughness in your hand. No way near the feel of the apple mouse that this impersonates. Of course this one only costs $9.99.(But recently I bought a much better wireless mouse at Marshall's for $12.99.)

Not sure why but on day 1 it worked perfectly, day 2 it's soooooooooo annoyingly jumpy. I have it one foot from the usb port. I replaced the batteries again. Eh... i guess that's what it is for $9.99.

I replaced a sluggish and "jumpy" wired mouse that was dedicated for use with my Lenovo X60. This mouse is really snappy and very cool-looking. So far, I haven't used it more than two feet away from my laptop so I'm not certain about range.

It is far more responsive, accurate and stable than the MX1000 I use for my HTPC so I'm about to buy the orange one to replace that, pending distance tests. So far, the range on my MX1000 is a ~maximum~ of 3 feet. I like the MX1000 well enough but having a receiver in the middle of my floor has been and will continue to be a total tripping hazard!

As you might read on other Bluecell mouse reviews, this mouse is not very ergonomic. I'm still giving it a 5 since I don't care about that :-) I don't use it for mouse-intensive activities and I knew what to expect before I bought it

After all the mouse I've used, I never thought I'd say I love a mouse! Maybe my standards have been ruined by so many years of crappy, ineffective mice but I love this beautiful, zippy mouse nonetheless!

I just bought this mouse because I just got a new laptop. ASUS. I just wanted to know if anybody out there can tell me how to install it or make it work because I have tried everything. Unless this mouse if only for macs but it says ASUS in the name so I assumed. Please help me.