RapooSilent Wired Mouse, 1000 DPI 5ft Cord Quiet Button Optical Computer Mice, Left Right Hand Use, for Laptop Chromebook Mac Notebook, Matte Black

We had similar mice a decade ago.These mice are close to silent when clicked.

It's a basic mouse. Nothing fancy. No extra anything - just two buttons and a scroll wheel. It's quiet and moves smoothly. I like the long cable - it easily reaches my PC tower behind my desk.

it is quieter than the one I had. it still makes a little sound but not as loud

Smooth transaction. Great product!

This mouse works great. I bought it in 2019 & still use it daily for my PC. I bought another one recently for my other computer. Best bang for my bucks!

I love everything about this mouse except:1. Every once in a while it sends bogus Right-Click information. Very annoying, and even destructive in that unintended actions can occur if, for instance, a Right-Click Menu appears [a frequent occurrence] and I accidentally click on a menu item [it happens].2. One of the little stick-on "feet" shifted a full 2 cm! It's still there, but is now in the wrong place. Not a big deal, but just a quality issue.3. Not quite enough click strength in the center wheel/button. I sometimes click it while I'm rolling it, making it necessary to actively avoid excessive vertical pressure as I roil the thing.3. It's to light. In my opinion, there needs to be a bit of inertia to assist in proper targeting. For instance, if I move the mouse to click a "button", I've targeted that button, and need a little inertia to fight against to prevent overshoot. Also minor.4. Once and awhile, while the mouse is just sitting on the pad, the mouse cursor will "crawl" across the screen.Other than that, it's a excellent mouse. The mouse-buttons have perfect click action, with a near silent click that has just enough tactile and audio feedback to register as complete and successful. The roll-wheel is nice and has subtle detents with also provides just enough feedback. It has a decent length cord, and feels fairly good in my hand--but, I have ex-large hands so I'm not a normal user. I would like the mouse to be a little larger.I use the mouse on a dot pattern I created in Adobe Illustrator. I printed the pattern on card stock and then laminated it in a 3mil sleeve. Then I double-sided taped it to the mouse-pad area of my keyboard tray. That works very well. The pattern is a checkerboard with 56 square-pairs per inch. A "square-pair" consists of a white square next to a black square. So, in all it's 104 squares per inch.

I've bought this mouse consistently for a few years and was satisfied, but the most recent batch that I bought the mice seem to go bad pretty fast. I have now went through multiple mice in that batch and each one has went really bad after about 2-4 weeks. So I'd have to keep buying new mice every 2-3 weeks at this rate.The specific problem is the mouse loses sensitivity and grows resistant to cursor movement. to the point where you have to keep lifting and/or adjusting it to move the cursor across the screen ...such as moving the mouse back/forth to get momentum in the direction you want to move the cursor.I tried a mousepad and other surfaces but nothing helped.I contacted rapoo and they told me to contact the retailer (amazon). Not so sure if it's worth buying if I have to frequently replace. I am currently looking for other silent mouse options that fit well into my hand.Amazon agreed to refund me for the 4 I bought several months ago but never saw the refund or the return code email. I contacted them again a week later and they said to just keep the mice and they'll send a refund, but I still haven't any credit issued by my bank.