Lenovo has unveiled its Yoga Bluetooth Silent Mouse, a new accessory designed to complement its laptop range with a focus on comfort and quiet operation. Priced around $17 (119 yuan) and available on JD.com, this Bluetooth silent mouse blends ergonomic design with practical features that will appeal to office workers and multitaskers seeking a quieter, more efficient workspace.
The Yoga Bluetooth Silent Mouse sports a full-size symmetrical shape tailored for prolonged use. Its palm area is coated with a skin-friendly material to provide a smooth, sweat-resistant grip, while rubber on the sides enhances handling. A metal scroll wheel adds tactile feedback, aiming to improve navigation. Importantly, it incorporates silent click technology with low-noise micro-switches to reduce the usual clicking sounds-ideal for quiet environments like libraries or late-night work sessions, though the clicks aren’t entirely mute.

Lenovo Yoga Bluetooth Silent Mouse key features and specifications
- Three DPI presets: 1600, 2400, and 4000, with finer control via Accessories and Display Manager software
- Three scroll speed options for smooth navigation
- Supports pairing with up to three devices and includes a dedicated button for instant device switching
- Powered by a single AA battery with up to three years of battery life
- Weight: 88 grams (excluding battery)
- Dimensions: 117.6 × 63.5 × 38.5 mm
- Four programmable buttons configurable through Lenovo’s software
This Bluetooth mouse delivers excellent multitasking capabilities, suited for users working across multiple platforms. The long battery life reduces maintenance, making it a practical choice for offices and remote work.
Competitive landscape of multi-device wireless mice
This release comes as competitors like Rapoo introduce high-end models such as the VT3s Max Master Edition, which feature advanced sensors and enhanced polling rates. Lenovo’s offering highlights the growing consumer demand for feature-rich, multi-device wireless mice that balance performance, quiet operation, and convenience.

