I got this for my husband and I was thinking it would be cool since he looks at tik tok but neither of us are very savvy with technical things. I'm not saying this is hard to use, I think its probably fairly easy, but if I don't set it up he won't use it and its so small he will probably lose it the first time he tried it. I don't care anything about tik tok and neither of us read books, so it was frivolous on my part to order it. From what others say its a great product and they love it, I just can't speak for it because I shouldn't of got it. I'm sure someone will love it when I can gift it to them.

If you need to scroll something without touching it, this will work just fine. I paired it to my phone and when I head to a page turning the wheel takes me down it. Exactly as advertised. I will say though that it is different from a normal mouse scroll wheel and you can see the cursor you are controlling does a deliberate click-and-drag with each scroll click. Not bad but I was expecting smooth. As a mouse it is usable but trying to fit a track pad in that small of an area does come with drawbacks. I find the cursor jumping around a little even when my thumb is pretty still it makes quick and accurate movements pretty much impossible. For the cases I'll use this just having a super tiny mouse is the goal so not a huge deal to me. the click buttons can be used to swipe right and left but I always use the wrong one as it's backwards to what is intuitive to me. The device is plastic but doesn't feel flimsy. Lightweight for sure. The including of the case it great for recharging and in general just keeping it protected and not lost. This case has a little stand that pops out and while I can appreciate the inclusion I'm perplexed by the ratcheting feature that lets you not pull it out all the way. If you don't pull all the way there's no way a phone would fit let alone balance. In any case it's a nice inclusion. My only complaint is that I tried connecting it to my windows machine and while it pairs it never seems to realize I'm using it. Still trying that.

This innovative Bluetooth ring has completely changed how I interact with my phone! The touchpad and scroll wheel make navigating my device effortless - whether I'm browsing TikTok hands-free during workouts, turning Kindle pages without leaving my cozy blanket nest, or remotely taking group photos with perfect timing.The enhanced version's side buttons add convenient shortcuts, functioning like a tiny wearable mouse. I was surprised by its 33-foot Bluetooth range - it maintains a solid connection even when my phone is across the room. The matte black finish feels premium and the ring fits comfortably for extended wear.Standout Features:• Treadmill-friendly TikTok scrolling (no more sweaty screen swiping!)• Precise Kindle page turns with just a thumb flick• Hands-free camera control for perfect group selfies• Universal compatibility with both iOS and AndroidHelpful Tip: Takes about 1 hour to fully charge and lasts 5-6 days with regular use. The touchpad has a slight learning curve but becomes intuitive after about 30 minutes of use.Perfect For: Content browsers, fitness enthusiasts, ebook lovers, or anyone who wants innovative hands-free phone control. This clever gadget delivers exceptional convenience and earns every bit of its 5-star rating!

This tiny device is essentially a bluetooth mouse with a touchpad that you wear on one finger while navigating it with another finger of the same hand. It can pair as a bluetooth mouse to a phone, tablet or computer and provide you with all of the normal functions of cursor movement, button clicks and scrolls with the wheel. Plus, on supported devices it can emulate keyboard shortcuts such as Volume Up/Down and Play/Pause.Battery life is great and the provided storage case not only doubles as a charger for the device, but also has a slide out stand that may hold your phone up. The case is a bit thicker than a headphone case but otherwise about the same size.I used this device with my with iPhone, iPad and Mac (not all at the same time). To put the device into pairing mode for setup, you hold the scroll wheel button (press the wheel) for 1 second. It’s far too easy to accidentally put it into Bluetooth pairing mode so just be careful. Anyway, pairing to the Mac or the iPad was a simple matter of selecting the device’s name (“06”) in the Bluetooth pairing list. It pairs as a standard mouse and you’re set to go. The ring also has some shortcut functions that emulate keyboard keys which may also be supported. These special shortcuts for Volume and Play/Pause may not work on every device you connect it to.Once paired to a tablet or computer, you can use it like any other mouse/touchpad. The shiny black square is a minuscule touchpad for moving the cursor around. There are standard mouse buttons on either side of the scroll wheel or you can tap the square pad for a click.Everything worked but the touchpad part is very finicky. Depending on your dexterity, you may be able to position the cursor OK, but the cursor will most likely jump around as you remove your finger from the pad. The scroll wheel works as expected, but if you’re scrolling down, you have to be careful not to accidentally brush the touch pad immediately below the scroll wheel as that will also accidentally move the cursor.To set this device up on an iPhone, you need to enable the phone’s built-in “AssistiveTouch” feature which adds a cursor to the iPhone for use with a mouse like this one. This is a feature that works with any bluetooth mouse and once you turn AssistiveTouch on (for the finger mouse), you will always have a cursor on your phone’s screen even when the finger mouse is connected or being used. Given the phone’s relatively small screen and the mouse’s finicky touchpad, I found using this device very cumbersome on my phone. I’m sure that with a lot of practice and care, this might be useful for some, but at the end of the day, I found it more trouble than it was worth.The case is compact and easy to pocket. The device stores in the case magnetically and charges from the case’s built-in battery. Battery life was great and it’s easy to charge the device in the case and the case with a USB-C cable (provided). There is also a tray that slides out from the bottom of the case that is supposed to hold your phone upright. Be careful as the lip on that tray that holds your phone in place is not very good and your phone will easily fall off the stand. I definitely wouldn’t trust it with my phone.Bottom line - this device mostly works but is far more difficult than expected. If the benefits seem useful to you, it might be worth a try, but I personally can’t see a great reason to use this versus just putting your phone within reach and touching its screen.