ZEBRONICS Zeb -Dash USB Wireless Optical Mouse (Black)

Good at its price point.
Pros –
1. Really cheap in price
2. Completely Made in india by an Indian company.
3. Does what it’s meant to.
4. No lag.
5. Compact with a reciever placemnet slot inside the mouse.
Cons
1. Feels a bit cheap but at this price not a problem.
2. The roller ball and the roller ball click is not very good. Maybe after some more use it’ll get better.
3. Still uses a micro receiver through a type A US 3.0 Plug into your device. Not bleutooth connected. In my opinion. This is simpler.
4. No off on button. But the mouse automatically switches off when you switch of the desktop or don’t use it for a long time. You wake it up by just clicking once.
5. No battery inlcuded. Need one AA battery
6. Not the best in ergonomics. Little tall but no real problem.
If you’re looking for a wireless mouse at the lowest price. Go for this isntead of the mi mouse or any other Chinese alternative. Zebronics is not a bad brand from my experience.
But my suggestion if you’re just looking for the cheapest mouse go for wired. You might save on 100-150 rupees – https://www.amazon.in/Zebronics-Zeb-Comfort-Wired-Mouse-Black/dp/B07L94YR16/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=zebronics+wireless+mouse&qid=1593667635&sprefix=zwbronics+wi&sr=8-2
If you really want a wireless option under 300-350. Go for it.

Best mouse that automatically off when computer is turned off.

Update : Apparently, the mouse works. I changed the battery and it worked normally. I was tempted to delete this review and upgrade it to five stars since performance was fine. However, I decided to use it for a month or more and then decide. Well, followinfg the battery change, the mouse initially worked flawlessly. However, the blinking issue returned after a month or so. Now, however, it was rare and a simple reseating of the battery would solve the issue. That was until today (10.2.2020) when the mouse simply would not turn on. I put in a fresh battery and voila! Things are back to normal. I don’t know if the blinking issue will return but if it does, I won’t be surprised. It isn’t about poor connection since the new battery works fine when seated. and the (second) old one doesn’t at all. So is the mouse drinking battery charge at an alarming rate ? Or is something else the issue ? I honestly don’t know.

Three stars for decent functionality while it is working, two stars docked for the sheer inconvenience, confusion and batteries used up so far.

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Original Review :
Having used Zebronics keyboards before, I expected the wireless mouse to work for at least a year to year and half. Right after unboxing, the red laser tracker at the bottom of the mouse began to blink for a long time. Nothing could be done while this happened. Initially I thought this was a pairing process. But the blinking became erratic, sometimes being more rapid and sometimes less so. Anyway, once the tracker did stabilize, the mouse worked well. It is a small and lightweight unit that has a useful sleep feature that conserves battery. Until the blinking began again, putting the mouse out of use.

Even after all this, the mouse could be used when it was stable. So for two weeks, I put up with this weird behaviour hoping that maybe it was a battery issue or a conflicting WiFi signal issue. Today, however, it simply stopped working. Replaced the battery, reinserted the dongle, nothing. The light does not come on no matter how many times I click on any of the buttons.

The replacement period having passed, I either have to RMA a brand new mouse or sit with a dead paperweight. Not going for Zebronics EVER AGAIN!

Much better to go for a reputed brand like Logitech. The price is 2x-2.5x that of Zebronics, but I have never had a Logitech product fail.

Product is good but gets damages very quickly. Handle with care.