2.4G Wireless Folding Mouse, Lavuky DU06 Touch Mouse Foldable Mouse with Wireless Receiver and 2 Batteries for PC Laptop Macbook

I bought this mouse to replace a cheaper foldable mouse that sadly had its middle button destroyed by too many trips around. I picked this mouse up because there I fancied trying a mouse that didn't have any mouse wheel to get crushed.Pros:- The foldable design is its key feature and this works well to switch the mouse on/off and manage battery use- Lightweight and easy to slip into a pocket unobstrusively- Minimal setup needed with Windows 10, just plug it in an USB slot, put the batteries in and away it goes.- Pretty good response in use although some practice might be needed to adjust to how light this mouse is- The big white SVEN lettering (on the photos on the Amazon page) isn't present on the version I got- The magnetic holder at the bottom of the mouse for the USB dongle looks handyCons:- The plastic clicking noise and general feel when using the left/right mouse buttons is quite noticeable- Although the touch strips has a scroll function, there is no actual middle-click button which can be sorely missed on a Windows machine- The touch scrolling is a little fiddly and not as precise as I would like- The 'furry' soft-touch pastic coating on the flexible part of the mouse might start picking up dust and lint after a few usesConclusion: I really like this mouse for its form factor, and especially how light and compact it is when not in use. You can slip it into a coat or jacket pocket when you're carrying your laptop around. As such, I would recommend it for travel use, but it's probably not ideal for any heavy productivity or gaming. To me, it does the job. It's a mouse, it's nothing too fancy and still easier to use than a laptop trackpad. I'm just not sure if it is worth the £17.99 asking price.

Really nice for storing in the external pocket of my notebook sleeve but it is very "plasticy". Due to this I feel it was a bit overpriced.

I don't know if the signal is clashing with something else, but with the mouse plugged in, it often sends the cursor straight to the top or bottom of screen.Very frustrating