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 bought this mouse because of the retro aesthetic and the appeal of swappable buttons. Unfortunately I ran into many issues with the mouse that were inexcusable. The mouse’s 2.4ghz dongle constantly had issues with disconnecting while in use as well as lagging behind at times. The Bluetooth mode faired even worse with the tracking becoming imprecise and would jump to catch up to where my cursor should’ve been. This left only the wired mode which I don’t want on my mice. Keep in mind I tested this mouse on multiple devices as well as compared it with other wireless mice I own and found these issues to be consistent. Beyond the technical issues are the design choices. The two side buttons on the mouse are positioned too low and constantly accidentally get pushed by my thumb which leads to lots of frustration. Additionally a huge appeal of this mouse is the customisation yet Lofree only has a few designs available on their site (not on Amazon) and don’t give the 3d files for these swappable parts of the mouse so I cannot print and design my own easily. I really wanted to like this mouse but these issues made it a horrible experience and I ended up replacing it with a Logitech mouse that works flawlessly.

Despite this mouse's chunky looks, it's surprisingly comfortable to use. You could almost ignore how strange the main buttons are, if you never look down at it. Note that this is a fairly small mouse, and probably more suited to travel than desktop use. Material quality is excellent, solid feeling with good texture. My only complaint is the shape along the right side; I wish it were more substantial and curved in less. The thumbrest on the other side is perfect, though. Each button has a fairly deep valley, which does a good job of keeping your fingers centered. The click actions of the main buttons is positive and has very good tactile feedback. The throw is a little bit longer than most other mice, but just barely, and it enhances the feel. The scroll wheel moves smoothly with well-defined clicks. It's also convex, and has a light and grippy rubber texture. The middle click is easy to execute, but also has a solid click. The problem here is, the right mouse button makes an annoying high-pitched squeak when wiggled. It seems to be the stem section rubbing against the mouse's shell, as it still does this when the 'keycap' is removed. I even exchanged mine (through Amazon) for another, only to find the replacement also squeaks. I reached out to Lofree but didn't hear a response. The side buttons are quite disappointing. They're very mushy feeling, with only the slightest bit of feedback when they're pressed. Given how good the main buttons are, I'm surprised at just how lackluster these are. Connectivity options are excellent. You can pair the mouse with two separate bluetooth devices, use the dongle, or connect via the included lightweight cable. When not in use, the dongle stores in the underside of the mouse and is retained magnetically. Latency for all of the wireless connections, especially the 2.4GHz dongle, was very low. The mouse automatically powers up when plugged in with a cable; no need to manually turn it on. Battery life has been excellent. I've yet to need to recharge it, despite using it a couple of hours a day for a week. In addition to the five DPI presets, there's also a custom one set by holding the DPI button, then scrolling the mousewheel to change and clicking it down to confirm. It's a very clever way to do this, and requires zero software on your computer. Bravo! While this mouse initially seemed like a gimmick, it turned out to actually be quite comfortable and functional. My only real complaint is the squeaky right mouse button. That's pretty disappointing for a 'premium' mouse. If that annoyance wasn't present, this would easily earn five stars. Still, if you're looking for something out of the ordinary and get lucky with a silent example, it's a great mouse.

It's a good mouse and works fine but it has two meh sized problems. First, it goes into this "sleep mode" really fast which isn't a big deal because you just need to click for it to wake up but it's still annoying. Second, it's small, you can buy this mouse extender thing from them that makes the mouse about normal sized if not a little larger but it's still a little small to be comfortable for my big ogre hands, so I just wish the base mouse was bigger and I didn't spend an extra like 7 bucks for a mouse still a little too small. But hey! At least it fits into my setup better than some pitch-black neon light filled mouse or something. The image attached is the mouse with a mechanical pencil for scale, WARNING I have the extender cover on, so it is larger than the mouse out of the box.

Not a bad mouse. Very precise when you need it to be. It is made with better material than most mice. The gimmicky LCD display is a bit much, but it doesn't get in the way. I am not a fan of rechargeable batteries on mice (or keyboards) that are hard to replace. I don't know if this mouse's battery is easy to replace. Still, the shape of the buttons is a bit odd, and I don't know if I like the form factor long term. It is well suited for short bursts, but for long term usage, I think my hand will get more tired than other mice (or trackballs). The connectivity is top notch, with a wired option if you wish. I am a fan of the flexible charge/connection cable as well. Bluetooth can be a bit iffy on older systems, but not terribly so. To me, the biggest letdown is the scroll wheel. It has no texture, other than a "sticky" rubber feel. It is a tactile one, though and is smooth otherwise. I'd recommend this mouse to anyone who likes smaller form factor and less cumbersome bodies to their pointing devices. Will it replace more expensive gaming mice? It is too early to tell from my testing, but it is quite good.

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.