Amazon: Zebronics Curve Dual-Mode Wireless Mouse (2.4GHz + Bluetooth, 1600 DPI) Listed at ₹399

Quick facts

Product overview

The Amazon India listing for this item confirms it is the Zebronics Curve: a plug-and-play wireless mouse with two connection modes — a 2.4GHz USB nano receiver for desktops and laptops with a spare USB-A port, and Bluetooth for tablets, ultrabooks and anything short on ports. The page lists up to 1600 DPI, six buttons (including a DPI/mode control alongside the usual left, right, scroll click and side buttons) and an ergonomic contoured shell. It is a budget office mouse rather than a gaming device.

Why consider it

Dual-mode connectivity at this price is the main draw. Most sub-₹500 wireless mice give you a dongle only, which is awkward if you switch between a work laptop and a tablet. Being able to pair one device over Bluetooth and keep the receiver in a second machine makes this a practical travel or second-desk mouse. 1600 DPI is more than adequate for spreadsheets, browsing and general desktop work on a 1080p or 1440p screen, and six buttons means you get browser back/forward without extra software.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

Buy it if you want a cheap, no-fuss wireless mouse that can hop between a laptop and a tablet, or a spare to keep in a bag. Skip it if you need a precision sensor, programmable macros, silent switches or a premium ergonomic shape — those start well above this budget. Anyone who already owns a working wireless mouse gains little here.

Final verdict

At ₹399 this is decent value for a dual-mode wireless mouse, and the Amazon page independently confirms the model and its specifications. The one soft spot is the price: our reading of the page returned both ₹399 and ₹500 against a ₹1,199 MRP, so treat ₹399 as advertised rather than confirmed and check the figure in your cart. If it lands at ₹399, it is a fair budget buy; at ₹500 it is merely acceptable.