Kinobo - USB 2.0 Wireless Mouse 2.4GhZ With Silent Click and Nano Receiver - Ideal for Laptop - Blue & White

I bought this as I needed a quiet mouse A.S.A.P. My son likes to play games on his laptop, and the constant clicking was seriously starting to get rather annoying. I'd have preferred a wired mouse, as I know myself that mouse batteries running low while in the middle of a game can be very irritating.I'd planned to get him the same mouse I have, a  JSCO Noiseless Silent Gaming Mouse JNL-101K  but I'm not paying £55 that seller is charging when I'd only paid around £15 approximately 6 months ago.So this Kinobo mouse was the cheapest noiseless mouse available at the time and I was desperate! And it's quieter than the JSCO mouse. The JSCO mouse wheel is a little clicky to scroll, but this Kinobo's wheel is silent, and the clicks are quieter too. It's not a full size mouse, but is a little bigger than one of those diddy laptop mice. It doesn't have any fancy extra side buttons, but it most certainly quiet! It feels great too, the matt finish gives a good grip.Yes, I would recommend if it's just a basic but most importantly cheap and noiseless mouse you're looking for :)

They really make no noise at all, the left and right buttons are completely silent. Middle button noisy a bit, scrolling wheel silent.The mouse is pretty small, so if you have big hands, like I have it can be uncomfortable at first. Good tracking and fast responding. Very high quality materials used. Highly recommended.Updated from 5 start to 3.Lasted 14 months. Scrolling was never silent, middle button also not silent. Nano receiver broke after 3 months (super glue fixed it), not working on any surfaces, only works on black mouse pads, not working on shiny surfaces, tables, bed sheets etc. Mouse sometimes goes non responsive for 4-5 sec, dirt marks on surface pile up, can not clean it. Scrolling died just now, ordering a new silent click mouse but not from Kinobo.

I was very disappointed to find the product was misleading with the main reason i bought it. my old mouse had a standard particularly loud click and i was sick of it...So after seeing this mouse, advertised as a silent click, i thought fantastic and ordered it. However, the mouse still makes a distinctive clicking noise, however it is an improvement, quieter than my previous mouse, but as advertised was hoping for a "silent click".Other than that, its a good mouse, looks good, lightweight and very convenient being wireless, the amount of times ive accidentally pulled wired mouses off the desk by catching the cable, no longer an issue. Buy with cautious if your hoping for a silent click, because it isn't, but at least its quieter.

Not bad - the click really is very quiet compared to just about any other mouse i've tried.However, it's not actually silent, anyone within 3m could hear it if the rest of the room was quiet. During general use, you can barely hear it.The silent click also means that there's less tactile feedback which takes some getting used to, but is perfectly pleasant once you do.It's quite a small mouse but is still easy to grip. My grandparents were able to use it with only a little adjustment needed.The nano receiver tucks away nicely

My previous noise free silent mouse broke and I needed a replacement. This Kinobo mouse is even better than my last one - it's quieter, better made and as a bonus it is wireless, whereas my previous mouse was wired.The Kinobo mouse is compact but very comfortable to use. It feels solid and well made. The casing and buttons have a pleasant texture. The buttons themselves are virtually silent in operation which is a huge bonus.The action of the buttons and the tracking of the cursor is very positive and accurate. The mouse also goes to sleep very efficiently when not being used, saving battery power. It wakes up instantaneously as soon as a button is pressed.This is a really good mouse. I would definitely recommend it to anyone, especially those looking for a mouse that is very quiet, almost silent, in operation.It's so good, I immediately bought another one!

My colleague's mouse was making make me cringe with every click. I saw this for £10 and the reviews seemed positive so I went ahead and ordered it.I have to say I am very impressed. From 3m away I'm hard-pressed to hear any noise emanating from it.The mouse-wheel is pretty much the same as any other wheeled mouse and makes the usual loud 'click' noise when pressed down.When pressing down on the left & right mouse buttons (if your hearing is as heightened as mine) you can hear a very muffled bump as opposed to a click. I have also noticed that if you click in certain positions around the perimeter of the button you can generate a sort-of creaking noise. This too is still quiet and you need to be within a few feet to hear the noises at all.All in all it has a 'virtually silent click' (as stated), is small, comfortable, stylish and responsive.Money well spent.

It's a good mouse and it works fine but there are some quirks I should point out.1. Its NOT silent, more of a dull click which is fine for me.2. No instructions - Realised the USB receiver is in the mouse which is handy to keep together and windows auto detected to install drivers no problem. But you have to go looking for it! (turn up side its on the battery pull out)3. Batteries not included something I didn't think of (need 2 x AAA)4. Mine seems super sensitive, trying to find a Windows 8 setting to slow it down a bit.