Lenovo - YOGA Wireless Optical Mouse - Silver

The reviews and specs don't mention the the reason why the pictures look as though they are advertising 2 different lenovo mouse but it's actually a 2-in-1 kind of mouse. One side is your usual mouse and the other is like a remote. They call it "Presenter/ Media Controls". Media has your usual remote buttons, volume, back, forward, pause and play. Presenter has slightly different buttons but Frankly, I haven't tried it. I assume it's for Powerspoint presentations. The only thing I do not like is the media control does not work for Netflix, which would be a 5* for me.

Perfect mouse due to til feature. Love that the mouse is also a PowerPoint presentation pointer.

I love this mouse. It is very portable, and easy to setup and use. The battery lasts forever, and it is feature packed. As well as the standard mouse functions, it also has a presentation mode and a media control mode. You can also connect it to your device via either bluetooth or USB. It is not the cheapest, but for me it is worth every penny.

This is really a great mouse. It folds flat for storage in a computer bag and then swivels around to make an easy to hold. It is even a decent presentation controller when used flat. It can be connected with both blue tooth and the micro USB dongle that stores in the mouse. I am a real Logitech mouse fan, and I'm afraid that with all above said it just doesn't have the feel and finesse of a Logitech, but then Logitech doesn't make a mouse that would compete directly with this mouse. When in mouse mode it has four tiny glide contact points that make it slide a little too easily. It does track accurately on almost any surface though. It is possibly a tad too expensive too. I've given this mouse four stars for the above comments but I don't regret buying this mouse at all.

I love the concept of this! It's a wireless mouse + presentation assistance device all in ONE! The fact that it does not have to be connected by Bluetooth and uses wireless instead is great also, as my Lenovo only has one very precious USB port! It's a good size, can fold flat for easy transport in with your laptop basically w just a protective cover or very small pocket of a briefcase (us ladies can even throw it in our purses!), and it is even micro-usb rechargeable! Now the few downsides I've found... The mouse part is a bit tricky to use at times, as you really do almost need a flat surface and even a mouse pad I have found for myself to be most successful with it. Also, I have had major issues getting it to pair and STAY paired with my Lenovo Yoga 720 laptop (beyond frustrating when trying to write a last minute term paper! I know it's not the mouse's fault that I sometimes wait until the night before stuff is due, but they DO go together and should be able to JAM when you gotta hit it hard!) If the connectivity could somehow be better stabilized at least for the Lenovo brand computers it's made for specifically was improved, the sensor was more versatile somehow (or if there was a better/easy way to make it more user friendly on non-traditional surfaces), and changing from presenter to mouse didn't feel like I might accidentally break it if I move it wrong.... I'd prob go more towards a 5 star rating! Also, a minor thing.... the "scroll 'touch'" vs a wheel was a cool idea, but often gets messed up and seems upside down and doesn't work the best. Overall, this is a great product tho! You just gotta be a TAD patient at first to figure it out / work with it, and you'll have a great addition to increase your on the go productivity!

I'm not a huge fan of Lenovo products but this mouse has been wonderful for my needs. I love that it folds flat and holds a charge for so long that I eventually plug it in to get some juice before it ever runs out (about once a month). It tracks well on literally any surface I've used it on and it works great as a media control. My only complaints would be that it may be a tad cramp for people with large hands, the rear cover that hides the dongle can pop off while you're flipping it, and feels "plastic-y" aka cheap. I'd still think that at the price it's sold at nowadays, it's a wonderful mouse for anyone that's looking for the features it offers.

I travel several weeks out of the months and was looking for a good mouse that was easy to slip into the backpack. This one is hands-down the most sleek with it's swivel "folding" design. In the flat orientation, it is only about a half inch thick an easily slips in an accessory pocket in my bag. The media remote functionality is also a really nice touch. I would give this five stars, but ergonomically, this is not the most comfortable mouse to use for extended periods. That's not why you buy this mouse, though. You buy it for the portability..

I was weary of buying a new, portable mouse for my Surface Pro 4 after having used the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse for so long. I had become accustomed to its flat, travel friendly design with the ability to pop up and curve like a normal mouse when I was actually using it. Unfortunately I lost my mouse when I moved I was on the hunt for a new one. It had to have good battery life, be rechargeable as I was tired of always carrying around batteries, offer a flat design when not being used, and work over Bluetooth so that I wouldn't have to sacrifice a USB port just to have a mouse. I had looked at getting another Arc Touch Mouse but grew tired of always making sure I had at least two AAA batteries around just in case it died. I had looked, and looked, and looked. I was about to give up and go back to the Touch Mouse but then I discovered the Lenovo Yoga Mouse. This is by far one of the best portable mice I have ever used. The tracking works on almost any surface, I've even been able to get it to work on black glass. The bottom half twists around so that it stores flat when I'm not using it and then twists back so that the mouse has a concave angle making it easy to grip and use. There are two black, plastic bars underneath the mouse that provide smooth movement without the need for a mouse pad. There is a touch-sensitive scroll bar in the middle of the mouse but it does not offer tactile feedback like the Arc Touch Mouse. It still works rather nicely and smoothly scrolls but it would have been nice to have feedback when scrolling. The Windows button is easy to press as are the left and right-click buttons. Lenovo added a bonus with this mouse: you can use it to control media and/or presentations when the mouse is flat. There are backlight touch buttons that appear when the mouse is folded flat while still powered on. These work in PowerPoint and you can control music playback in Groove and iTunes. It doesn't work for web-based media playback (like Google Music or YouTube) but you can still adjust the volume of your PC using the mouse. I was able to give a presentation at work with my PC and I used the mouse as a remote to click through my slides. It would have been nice if Lenovo included a laser pointer built into the mouse but that's a minor complaint. If you are on the market for a new, portable mouse and your budget allows (I spent $34 on mine from Best Buy), I highly recommend the Lenovo Yoga Mouse. It comes in four colors (black, silver, gold, and orange) but I think Best Buy only offers black, silver, and gold. That's OK though, the orange one is rather hideous looking. Lenovo nailed the design of this mouse. It's comfortable to use and it only takes a few hours to charge, something that has to be done about once a month. Not bad at all for a Bluetooth mouse of this size.