Acer Wireless Mouse for Laptop | 2.4GHz USB Receiver Mouse with Adjustable DPI

£13.00 £16.00

Color Black Blue Grey Green Purple Red Dark

Plug & Play for Home Office – 2.4GHz wireless with stable connection up to 32ft. Designed for medium to large hands. Insert USB-A receiver – no drivers needed. (If not suitable, place receiver in battery compartment and return both.)
3 Adjustable DPI Levels – Switch between 800/1200/1600 DPI for precise control – ideal for design work and daily tasks. (Remove protective film from bottom before use.)
Effortless Browsing – Forward/backward buttons streamline web and file navigation. (Side buttons do not work on Mac.)
Visible Indicator Light – Shows DPI level (flashes once/twice/thrice for 800/1200/1600 DPI) and low battery alert (<10% flashes red until power off).
Click to Wake – Long Battery Life – Auto-sleep after 10min idle; wakes with 2–3 clicks. 3× longer battery life than motion-wake mice. Rated for 10 million clicks – durable and reliable. (AAA batteries not included. Receiver stored in battery compartment. Check battery polarity.)

Connectivity Technology: USB A
Additional Features: Not Bluetooth, Not Rechargeable, Medium to Large Sized Hands, Light 3oz (86g), 【Requires 2 AAA batteries (Not Included)】
Movement Detection: Optical
Button Quantity: 6
Hand Orientation: Right
Compatible Devices: Desktop, Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet
Operating System: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android
Number of Batteries: 2 AAA batteries required
Hardware Platform: PC
Power Source: Battery Powered
Mouse Maximum Sensitivity: 1,600 dots per inch
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Linux Mint 1, Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah, Windows 1
Range: 32 feet

Item Dimensions:5.1"L x 3.2"W
Item Weight: 85g

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this mouse require drivers?

No. Simply plug the USB-A receiver into your computer and the mouse is ready to use.

What DPI settings are available?

The mouse supports three adjustable DPI levels:800 DPI, 1200 DPI, and 1600 DPI.

Does the package include batteries?

No. The mouse requires AAA batteries, which are not included.

Does it work with Mac?

The mouse can connect with Mac devices that support USB-A connections. However, the side buttons are not supported on Mac.

How far can the mouse work?

The wireless connection works up to 32ft under normal conditions.

Great, budget-friendly mouse

Really great mouse for the price! I bought this for our family computer that was using a wired mouse. I wanted something cheap but good quality.This mouse is really nice! The ergonomics of the mouse are pretty good. Scrolling is smooth. The clicks are quiet. The weight is heavier than I would have liked (probably due to the battery), but it's not deal breaker. It goes to sleep mode after a while. However, clicking a button wakes up the mouse instantly. It has forward and backward buttons on the side, which are very nice and convenient to have.Overall, for the price, this is an amazing wireless mouse and I would definitely recommend it for those who want a budget-friendly mouse for general/productivity use. If you are going to be gaming, I would recommend looking for a different mouse instead (one that is lighter and more responsive).

Comfortable and quality ergonomic mouse

I needed a more ergonomic mouse since I work on my computer for 8-10 hours a day. This mouse is so much more comfortable than my old one. It's Bluetooth. Just plug in the dongle and it connects to your pc automatically. It does not come with batteries so you will need to pick up some AAA's for it. I like that it has a dpi button for quickly adjusting mouse movement and muti function buttons on the area where your thumb goes. Great mouse for the price!

"My Emergency Mouse Turned Into My New Favorite!"

My old mouse finally gave up the ghost, and I needed a replacement fast. I spotted this Acer wireless mouse, and since it was super affordable and had Prime shipping for next-day delivery, I figured why not? And honestly, I'm really happy with it!It works great right out of the box. I just plugged in the USB-A receiver, and it was good to go - no fussing with drivers or anything. The 2.4GHz connection feels really stable, and I haven't experienced any lag or dropped signals, which is a huge plus for productivity. I also appreciate that it has 3 adjustable DPI settings (up to 1600 DPI), so I can easily switch between precise work and faster browsing. The 6 buttons are also a nice touch, giving me a bit more functionality than my old basic mouse.The product description says it's compatible with medium to large-sized hands, and I'd say that's accurate. It feels comfortable in my hand, not too small or too bulky. For the price, the quality feels pretty solid too. It doesn't feel flimsy, which is sometimes a concern with budget-friendly peripherals.The only "con" I can think of, and it's a minor one, is that it uses a USB-A receiver. While that's fine for most of my devices, if you have a newer laptop with only USB-C ports, you'd need an adapter. But for the price and the quick delivery, it's a small trade-off.Overall, if you're looking for an inexpensive, reliable, and comfortable wireless mouse that gets the job done, this Acer one is a fantastic option. It's been a lifesaver for me!Hope this helps!

Great but a battery eater

It functions well enough and fits a larger hand pretty well, but I find that this mouse just EATS batteries more than any other I've owned. I used to put fresh batteries in a mouse and not have to worry about it for ages, but with this one I'm on my third batch already. It can be annoying when you're working and don't have a fresh set charged up. Ergonomically it's nice though and functions well.

Awesome upgrade from my 5.5 year old "free" Dell mouse who's scrollwheel had died!

The Dell mouse that I got for free with my Dell laptop purchase 5.5 years ago's scroll wheel stopped working and I needed a replacement. Online reviews had good things to say about this mouse for the value, ergonomics and fit for larger hand sizes. They were all right! I have very large hands and this is the size I've been needing all along. I actually have to retrain myself to use a mouse that fits my hand like this one does vs the tiny Dell mouse I got 5.5 years ago! Silly me. The buttons are also much nicer, they are like touch sensors instead of clicky buttons, which is taking getting used to meaning trusting that they clicked without the audible button pushing mechanical "CLICK" feedback, which I always thought was loud and obnoxious on my Dell mouse anyway! "CLICK, CLICK, CLICK, CLICK, CLICK" all day long. This mouse is very quiet. I like the colors as well. It feels durable and has 3 DPI settings, which without researching ahead of time I found that in using the mouse myself on setting 1 the screen cursor movement was slowest, and setting 3 made the mouse move less on the desk and the cursor moved more on screen. I like setting 3 the best. Super easy to setup and use, just plug in the USB dongle to the computer and put batteries in the mouse, turn the mouse power button to ON and that's all there is to it. Great value for the money the mouse is spot-on responsive on any surface I've put it on so far including a mouse pad, a light color laminate countertop, and a dark color hardwood table. I'm not using it for gaming though, just paperwork, filing, and editing documents and online research and video streaming. I HATE track pads, so getting a new mouse was my only option.