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Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse - unboxing, first impressions and test

Unboxing and testing the Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse for the very first time - great mouse for under $50

Lenovo mouse review

We received the Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse last week and it is time to share consumer impressions. The stylish Lenovo mouse definitely impressed us from the very begining. 

Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse unboxing

In the following video we have recorded the whole unboxing process, as well as how to set up the Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse and get it into work:


Except for the mouse itslef, there is almost nothing else in the box, just some documents with instructions and product information.
We were kind of surprised that there was no charging cable included in the package. The Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse is charged via USB-C port and the battery can last couple of weeks.

What we liked

Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse tested

There is a lot to like about the Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse... starting from the adequate price of around $40 and we go through the silent klicks of the two main buttons. 
You can also connect two different devices and switch between them depending on which computer you want to use.
Lenovo Yoga Pro

The mouse is comfortable and feels kind of premium, but not entirely. We liked the soft and silent clicks and the smooth contact with the different surfaces that we tested it on.
For this review we paired the Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse with Lenovo Yoga Pro 7 laptop, which made sense. There is something in the Lenovo lineup with lots of Pro models these days but these two matched pretty well.

Pairing process

It was quite easy to connect this Bluetooth mouse with a laptop (ultrabook in our case). We just switched the power button of the mouse and turned on Bluetooth reception on the Windows laptop. The whole process took no longer than 30-40 seconds.

Charging the mouse
The Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse is charged via USB-C connection. Cable and charging brick are not included in the package so it will be nice if you already have Type-C cable from another device. We will use original Samsung 25W USB-C Fast Charging Wall Charger to charge the battery of the mouse once it is drained.

Product specifications

Here is a list with the Lenovo Yoga Pro mouse specs:
ColorTidal Teal
Battery LifeUp to 3 months in single charge (may vary based on usage)
Cable Length/TypeN/A
Weight100 g / 3.5 oz (mouse only)
Mice Button6
Button Life5 million (left / right button)
Mouse SensorBlue Optical
Hardware RequirementsComputer with Bluetooth Low Energy
Warranty TypeParts Availability is vary to different service models of each Geo. EMEA, AP service is provided by reseller.
Power RequirementRechargeable lithium battery
Scrolling2-way dynamic scroll wheel (up / down)
Specialized Software/DriverLenovo Accessories and Display Manager (download at https://support.lenovo.com/downloads/ladm)
BrandYoga
OS RequirementsWindows 10,Windows 11
Agency ApprovalsCB, cTUVus mark, TUV mark, CE, BQB, FCC, ICES, CEC, DOE, NRCAN, SIRIM, TRA, IMDA, MIC, JPF, VCCI, BSMI, NCC, RCM, KCC, DWLF&M, TRC, MoT, ANRT, ictQATAR, EU REACH, EU RoHS, UN38.3, GB31241, IEC 62133:2017
Package TypeRetail box
Height44 mm (1.7 inches)
Length129 mm (5.1 inches)
Depth72 mm (2.8 inches)
Special/Added FeaturesProgrammable buttons via Lenovo Accessories and Display Manager software, 3 programmable buttons, Dynamic Wheel
Warranty Period1 year

Product price

The official MSRP in Lenovo's website is $39.99.

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