Rapoo Mouse Wireless M300 1600 Dpi

Stopped working within 24 hours. I’m in the process of returning this item. It otherwise looked like & felt like a good quality mouse.

this mouse works just fine, i have no issues with, connect instantly to windows laptop nothing to do. the left and right buttons are silent, the scroll wheel isn't completely but it's not loud.

main buttons are really silent but the side ones and the scroller are very loud, I don't mind tho because I don't use those much anyways. it does sound like it might be getting louder the more I use it but I'm prolly tripping bcs it is still suuuper silent. it also came with a battery which is awesome! oh yea and it's prettty small but I'm used to small mice and I don't mind

For a cheap mouse it's more than decent, but what I like the best about it is the plug and play compatibility with Linux. I mostly use Logitech mice which is fine for Windows 10/11 but they don't work on with my Linux PCs (or else they require a lot of finagling to get working which I can't be bothered to do). I've had a Rapoo M100 for a few years as a backup/travel mouse, it still does the trick and works great on Linux. Even though it's not listed specifically, the M300 works flawlessly on Linux too, right down to the side and DPI buttons. It's also quieter than the M100 too, if that's important to you. Also, the shape of M300 means it's more comfortable to use for longer periods compared to the M100. I personally prefer having side buttons on mice so I think the upgrade to the M300 is worth it for me.

It will connect directly to my laptop without the Bluetooth receiver inserted into a USB port.