NewEase Tech Gadget Store via Amazon has Acer Ergonomic 2.4GHz 1600DPI Wireless Mouse w/ Receiver (Black, OMR266) on sale for $9.98. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Product Info:
Three adjustable DPI settings (800, 1200, 1600)
2.4GHz connectivity / 32' Range
Forward and backward side buttons
With smart sleep mode, it saves power by standby after 10 inactive minutes, just 2-3 clicks to wake. This efficient design delivers 3x longer battery life than motion-wake mice. Engineered for durability, its buttons and scroll wheel are tested for 10 million clicks, ensuring long-term reliability and consistent performance
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Yeah, as someone that has this mouse, it's tolerable as a $10 mouse and that's about it. Even the cheap Logitechs that are $10-15 feel like they're a step up in pretty much everything but ergonomics.
And this $10 price is standard for this mouse. So it's not really a deal.
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08-24-2026 at 08:05 AM.
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crummy reviews
Yeah, as someone that has this mouse, it's tolerable as a $10 mouse and that's about it. Even the cheap Logitechs that are $10-15 feel like they're a step up in pretty much everything but ergonomics.
And this $10 price is standard for this mouse. So it's not really a deal.
I bought this the last time it appeared here about two weeks ago. I'd never used a wireless mouse and figured for $10 it was suitable for a test.
It was a bit heavy but the real problem I discovered is that the "slide pads" (or whatever they're called) are not very "slippery" so the weight plus the "grippiness" of the pads gets tiresome after a while of heavy mousing. I then bought the Logitech Signature M650 L (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KX4CPKY) which has Teflon pads. It actually weighs about 2 grams more than the Acer but those Teflon pads make all the difference - it actually seems very light in comparison. For $25 it's the better buy, IME, if you do more than light mousing.
I bought this the last time it appeared here about two weeks ago. I'd never used a wireless mouse and figured for $10 it was suitable for a test.
It was a bit heavy but the real problem I discovered is that the "slide pads" (or whatever they're called) are not very "slippery" so the weight plus the "grippiness" of the pads gets tiresome after a while of heavy mousing. I then bought the Logitech Signature M650 L (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KX4CPKY) which has Teflon pads. It actually weighs about 2 grams more than the Acer but those Teflon pads make all the difference - it actually seems very light in comparison. For $25 it's the better buy, IME, if you do more than light mousing.
Yup this thing tracks dirt/grime better than it tracks the mouse! Always seems sticky after a day or so, needs constant "clearing" of the slide pads. If my old Logitech did not have the mysterious phantom click syndrome, I'd still be using it today. Even Aliexpress cheap mice are smoother than the Acer. Oh also bought on a non sale day for $10.
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And this $10 price is standard for this mouse. So it's not really a deal.
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And this $10 price is standard for this mouse. So it's not really a deal.
It was a bit heavy but the real problem I discovered is that the "slide pads" (or whatever they're called) are not very "slippery" so the weight plus the "grippiness" of the pads gets tiresome after a while of heavy mousing. I then bought the Logitech Signature M650 L (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KX4CPKY) which has Teflon pads. It actually weighs about 2 grams more than the Acer but those Teflon pads make all the difference - it actually seems very light in comparison. For $25 it's the better buy, IME, if you do more than light mousing.
It was a bit heavy but the real problem I discovered is that the "slide pads" (or whatever they're called) are not very "slippery" so the weight plus the "grippiness" of the pads gets tiresome after a while of heavy mousing. I then bought the Logitech Signature M650 L (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KX4CPKY) which has Teflon pads. It actually weighs about 2 grams more than the Acer but those Teflon pads make all the difference - it actually seems very light in comparison. For $25 it's the better buy, IME, if you do more than light mousing.