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Review: SROCKER V5C Wireless Silent Click Optical Mouse

SROCKER V5C Wireless Silent Click Optical Mouse
SROCKER V5C Wireless Silent Click Optical Mouse

Review: SROCKER V5C Wireless Silent Click Optical Mouse

June 25, 2016 Posted by Bill Loguidice Review 4 Comments

I previously reviewed the SROCKER C10S (<$16) and V2C (<$10), each of which I found offered nice features and good performance for a very low price. Now, I’m reviewing the V5C, which slots between the gaming-centric C10S and the more casual V2C.

The box.

The box.

The V5C (<$14) has a similar basic shape to the V2C, but is a bit more ergonomic and features two additional side buttons and a DPI button, which switches between four resolutions/cursor speeds: 1000, 1500, 2000, and 2400. The nice thing about that feature is that there’s no extra software to install, so changes happen internally within the mouse at the literal press of that button.

What you get in the box.

What you get in the box.

Mouse movement is quick and silky smooth, as are the two main buttons, which have a short throw, or distance between registering a press. This mouse is indeed fairly silent, although there is a more audible click with the two side buttons and scroll wheel. While I’m reviewing the white model, the V5C is also available in black.

The dongle and included battery are found behind the rear cover.

The dongle and included battery are found behind the rear cover.

In the box you get the mouse itself and a short quick start sheet. Behind the rear battery cover is the required USB nano dongle and AA battery. With the typical SROCKER power saving technology, you can expect months of use between battery changes. While testing took place on two different Windows 10 systems, since no special software is required, the USB dongle and mouse should also work on almost any other mouse-compatible platforms. The V5C is a good performer at a great price.

Pluses:

  • Low price
  • Smooth motion
  • Silent operation
  • In-mouse USB nano dongle storage
  • Comes with a battery

 

Minuses:

  • Left and right mouse buttons have subtle action, which may not be to everyone’s liking
  • Mouse is very light even with the battery, which may also not be to everyone’s liking

 

Thanks to SROCKER for the review unit.

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  • Omar
    · Reply

    October 4, 2016 at 7:50 PM

    Thanks for the review. I’m in the market for a new mouse and I’m between this one and the C10s. How good is the battery life compared to the C10s?

    • Bill Loguidice
      · Reply

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      October 5, 2016 at 11:04 AM

      I’m afraid I haven’t done a battery comparison. I tend to like the overall feel of the C10S a bit more, although it does have a somewhat polarizing design (the glowing skull thing).

      • Omar
        · Reply

        October 5, 2016 at 8:38 PM

        Alright. Thanks!

  • Walter
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    April 28, 2017 at 6:52 AM

    Very nice review. I love the content thank you! <3

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