Juanpa
Buen mouse
Un mouse bueno bonito y barato
RAPIQUE
Juanpa
Un mouse bueno bonito y barato
Julianna Mora
Not super responsive on my mac. The scroll wheel doesn’t work and the mouse itself feels very light weight
Angelica Michel Severino Matos
Muy lindo color se siente un poco frágil pero aún así cumple la función y algo que no sabía es que lleva pila
Elisa
Love it! Works great, love the color, and fits great in my hand. Also has great response time.
Auhbrey Young
Could be more arched but it’ll do!
It’s a good option just not my fav.
Color is darker than images posted.
M Tillman
The blue Rapique mouse was rapid and easy to setup. It blends with my MacBook cover perfectly! 💙
Gladyss Morales
Have had it for a few months. Works awesome
Justine
nsantalu
Great little mouse. No lag, connects with ease, great feel in your hand.
Customer Review
Comfortable in medium sized hands. Light weight. Responsive, smooth action. Quiet clicks. The scroll wheel works nicely with a rubbery finish and slight detents. Forward and back buttons are on the left side, falling naturally under the thumb when held in the right hand.
There's an additional button on the top that cycles through three mouse speeds.
There's a small USB-A dongle that can be stored underneath. That is plug and play. Bluetooth is also supported. A small button underneath switches the mode. Two Bluetooth pairings are supported and can be toggled via that same button. Great to pair with, say, a laptop and tablet.
I tested the dongle on a Windows PC and the Bluetooth connection on an Android phone. Both were responsive and switching is quick.
A sliding power switch underneath turns the mouse on or off. It also powers itself down after a several minutes of inactivity, requiring a button click to wake.
Takes a single AA battery, not included. Curiously labeled at 3.7V 8mA... which obviously a AA cell is not.
Tamika Briscoe
This mouse is amazing for my carpal tunnel! I love it !
Ruth Tejeda
I LOVE the color it is so cute and it works well with my MacBook
RE
Very easy to connect and use
Sharntel
I really like this mouse. It's incredibly comfortable for my hands and the ergonomic design is perfect for long periods of use. The battery charge lasts for a very long time, which is a huge plus, and I appreciate that it doesn't have a loud clicking sound. The wireless connectivity worked flawlessly and picked up well on my Apple MacBook Pro.
The only thing that I did not like is that it did not come with clear definitions to accompany the illustrations of the buttons. The assumption is that everyone knows what they are and what they do, and unfortunately, I did not. I had to do a search to figure everything out, which was a minor inconvenience. Despite this, the mouse itself is a great product and I would definitely recommend it.
Christin
Working great so far! Exactly what I needed. I don’t have to charge it daily ( I don’t even remember to charge my phone daily) and it connects via Bluetooth with no issues. I just have to pop a battery in and keep going. It also is very quiet as I scroll.
John P
I was hesitating about which wireless mouse to buy. When I first saw this mouse, I fell in love with its color, and then I decided to buy this mouse. I have been using it for almost a week, and I like using this mouse very much. First of all, the settings and modulation in it are very accurate and easy to use. Because I changed the TV of my computer, my TV is relatively large now, so my old wireless mouse is not standard to operate, so I bought a new mouse. I didn’t expect that this mouse is the most suitable for me. I recommend everyone to buy this mouse.
William J. Jehle
Actually, it IS for right handed girls with good eyesight.
Sure I’m older my eyesight isn’t that great but I also have bifocals to help me read. The text on the bottom of this mouse is so microscopic (see photographs). I had to use the phone to take a picture and zoom in just to read what it said. I have another mouse that’s very much like this so I kind of figured it was two channels for Bluetooth and one for the USB dongle.
I did not like the fact that this mouse was strictly for right handed people as I am left-handed. I actually swap sides to mouse with either hand depending on how long I’ve been at the computer, if I’m having hand cramps, etc.
The color of the mouse isn’t quite pink. It’s actually closer to the 1980s dusty Rose color that was so popular. It’s not really my style.
Having said all that it’s not a bad mouse. Once it’s connected to the computer, it is easy to use, the buttons clicked nicely, the tracking speed of the pointer is right in the pocket. The fact it can’t be used ambidextrously is a serious setback and I won’t be using this mouse.
G.
[REVISED REVIEW] I had noted in my original review that this is a dainty mouse. Turns out, it's TOO dainty even for me. The narrow body of the mouse forces my hand to arch a bit too much, and that is beginning to cause pain. I'm deducting a star for the discomfort. I'd had a similar experience in the past and had to switch mouse as a result, so I'm switching to another mouse before my pain gets worse. But this is a disappointment, I REALLY liked the idea of battery-operated Bluetooth mouse. [END REVISION]
This is one cute mouse. A bit dainty - I'm a woman with small hands and short fingers, but for those with larger/longer hands might find this a bit too small. It's also definitely right-hand only, so caveat to the lefties. The mouse is supposed to support 3 devices, and it kind of does, but there is a catch: it's actually two (2) Bluetooth connections and one (1) USB wireless connection to make up the three (3) devices total. Technically that's three devices, but one of them will have to take up a USB-A port to work, which I don't like. That being said, it switches from one device to the next smoothly, and most of us probably don't NEED one mouse to connect to three separate devices anyway. Also, very cutely, this mouse color-codes the three connections: green light for first Bluetooth (labeled automatically as BT MOUSE-1) and blue light for the second Bluetooth (labeled automatically as BT MOUSE-2), and red light for the USB-A wireless connection. I find this absolutely charming. And I LOVE that this is a battery-operated mouse. Rechargeable mouse is great and all, but sometimes you just want to plop in an AA-battery and GO without having to charge it first. And rechargeable is a must for you, there are rechargeable AA batteries. One minor issue: the USB wireless receiver has a little compartment in the bottom of the mouse, and its fit isn't that snug, so it falls out easily. I would have preferred if the mouse had a receiver compartment which can be locked (one of several reasons my trusty Jelly Comb mouse remained my favorite for years). But this mouse is almost as quiet as my Jelly Comb, which is a huge plus. Overall: love this cute mouse!
Torte
This is a nice simple mouse that works fantastic on 2.4ghz. Having Bluetooth is almost like getting two receivers. I have the 2.4 on my desktop and the Bluetooth paired with my Chromebook. Just flip the switch on the bottom to go between the two. AA batteries are really the way to go. The battery last forever and only takes 3 seconds to change. The pointer works great, has DPI settings and page buttons which both work well and stay out of the way like they should. The color is very apple-white and would look nice with a mac of some kind. The buttons are the silent type, so if you don't like that don't get this. They don't click like other mice and just kind of "thud". It can be off-putting to some. Highly Recommended otherwise!
David Trebacz
Likes:
Clean look, lightweight and smaller size
Scroll action and buttons with click feel I expect
Wifi with included USB adapter or bluetooth
Adjustable DPI
Dislikes:
No bluetooth on Linux
Need to supply AA battery
I used the mouse on Kubuntu Linux and Windows 11. On Windows it worked easily as a bluetooth device or wifi. No drivers or mucking around on Windows. Just turn the mouse on and it works.
On linux the only option was wifi, but using the included adapter it worked fine. I’m not sure this is really a knock on the bluetooth capabilities of the mouse, but more a limitation of linux drivers. I could probably find a way to make it work on linux, but wifi seemed fine.
The feel and button functions were exactly what I expected. My comparison was the build quality of Microsoft mice. Time will tell on battery life, but the sleep function works well.
Yang
This one is a good budget mouse supporting both 2.4G and Bluetooth.
It can connect 3 devices and it is very useful.
Garry C.
You know immediately that the RAPIQUE R-09 is a budget mouse by its price and by the box it comes in. It also comes only in white with just the mouse and a small 6 page user manual, and with the 20% coupon discount it costs $13.55. I prefer white, and many reviewers said the USB-C adapter broke on them anyway, so maybe the company just decided to stop including it with the R-09 white version.
You will not mistake this mouse for a gaming mouse with its 800/1200/1600 DPI options and single 125 Hz polling rate, but I ordered it because I love mice with silent left and right clicks and I liked the shape of the mouse. I also really don't care if it has a rechargeable battery and that you have to use your own AA battery, since I use AA rechargeable batteries in many devices anyway. It can connect over the included 2.4 GHz dongle or Bluetooth. Unfortunately, there is no mention of a warranty, which is a bit of a concern since a few reviewers claimed the R-08 mouse stopped working for them after a few months.
I've grown fond of lightweight mice lately. The RAPIQUE R-09 weighs 86g with a rechargeable Ni-MH AA battery inside and is not near as lightweight as some other of my favorite lightweight mice like the E-Yooso X-44 which weighs a mere 52g. However, because of its ergonomic shape, slightly smaller size than a standard mouse (only 4.2 inches long) and quality mouse skates on the bottom it feels as effortless to move across the desktop as mice that are much lighter.
DPI levels: There are 3 DPI levels, 800/1200/1600 which you change with the DPI button on top, and you can tell which level it is on by looking at the lights on the bottom and seeing how many times the light flashes.
Buttons and Ergonomics: The mouse is for right-handed use only, and while being comfortable to hold, it might be too small for larger hands. I have small hands and I still felt my hand start to cramp a bit after using it for awhile. The left and right clicks are indeed silent and I love them. Along the left side of the mouse where your thumb rest there are nice ribbed horizontal indentations that help you to hold the mouse. The mouse wheel moves easily and the mouse wheel button does not require much effort to push. It is easily one of my favorite mouse wheels on a budget mouse. The forward and back buttons are a bit clicky and cheap feeling, but they work just fine.
Battery: They claim the "R-09 stays powered for up to 6 months (battery life may vary based on your use) on a single AA battery." I find that hard to believe. We'll see.
Sleep mode: From the manual it states "After 1.5 minutes of inactivity, the mouse automatically enters sleep mode to conserve power. A simple click of any button or movement of the mouse wakes it up instantly."
RAPIQUE R-09 - $16.93 ($13.55 with 20% off coupon)
Size/Shape: 4.2 x 2.6 x 1.5 inches
3 DPI levels: 800-1200-1600
Polling rate: 125 Hz
Weight: 86g
Battery: AA battery (Not provided)
Warranty not listed
Positives: Lightweight, quality mouse skates, silent mouse clicks, 3 DPI levels, ergonomic and comfortable to use for smaller hands, good easy to use mouse wheel, compartment on bottom of mouse to hold 2.4 GHz receiver
Negatives: Might be too small for most adult hands, single 125 Hz polling rate, no warranty listed
The length of this mouse is somewhere in between a compact mouse and a regular size mouse, and I really like the shape of the mouse and the silent clicks. My small hands have eventually gotten used to its smaller size after using it for awhile, and so I have raised my rating from 4 stars to 5 stars. Women and children or anyone with small hands might love this mouse. Outside of there being no warranty listed, I can find nothing to dislike about this mouse. However if you have medium to large hands this mouse may not be for you. At the price it is definitely worth the purchase if you prefer a comfortable smaller size lightweight mouse with silent clicks.