ONE-UP Wired Gaming Mouse Silent Design, Three DPI Levels, RGB Backlighting, 6 Buttons, Ergonomic Design, for Windows/Mac/Laptops, Grey

Noiseless click
Great size and glides smoothly. The colors are very pretty. The cord is fabric and not plastic. The mouse itself is very sturdy. It is a bit bigger than a regular mouse, which I don’t mind, and a bit heavier. Has several different colors and great for nighttime. Connects to USB. Great for my laptop. Easy to click buttons and super noiseless.

Full Size and Quiet
Mouse is a good size for adult hands. Buttons are silent and have decent tactile feedback. USB cable is braided and standard cord length, ~5ft. RGB lighting is a slow breathing effect. Does not appear to be customizable. If there is any software available none is provided. Actually don’t care for RGB lighting in general but the effect on this mouse isn’t obnoxious so don’t mind it. Weight isn’t customizable but does feel like one is installed internally. Only con is with the sharp angles and crevices the mouse may be more difficult to keep clean.

Right Click Button is Way Too Sensative
I needed an inexpensive wired mouse that would not disappear off of my desk. I also needed one with 5 buttons and be full-sized. The LED lights are cute and a bit gimmicky but not needed (more on that). This was on sale for sub $10 and fit my requirements so I purchased. Size is good – it’s full sized and if you like that then you’ll be pleased. The cord is very long and that was a welcome surprise (It’s been years since I’ve purchased a corded mouse and forgot about the struggle short corded mice). The LED lighting is kinda cool as a novelty, I finally found that holding down the DPI button turns it off/on. It’s off now. LOL. There are no drivers or anything you can download to control the lighting patterns either (dumb lights?). Which makes me wonder what it is about this mouse that the manufacturer thinks it can be marketed as a “gaming mouse” other than the fact it’s corded. None of these critiques are enough to bother me and I think it was a good value, except for the mortal sin that is…. the right click button.The right click button is so unbelievably sensitive that it makes the mouse practically unusable. The slightest brush of a finger triggers a click. I’m not being hyperbolic either. This is either a manufacturing defect in my example or a design flaw the affects all, however I’m not going to order another to find out. I recommend you don’t either.*I did keep the mouse because sub $10 items aren’t worth my effort to return unless I also have a few other items to return at the same time. I am already a user of the X-mouse app and created an intercept for the right button that ignores standard right clicks and only registers slow right clicks (300 ms delay) this is enough to filter out the unwanted clicks but is also a pain to remember to click slowly when I actually need it.

For when you prefer to have a physical connection of a mouse
Many of my wireless mice state good distance compatibility, and initially it works. But when batteries dip it either lags or stops altogether. This is why always like to revert back to a wired mouse. I always like having a wired mouse as a backup to the fancy Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless mice. It has standard USB-A connector, 6 buttons which is more than I need, as well as RGB backlighting and wheel functions. It glides smooth, uses light not a rolling ball, and is light weight. Not just a gaming mouse but a good general purpose mouse for everyday use.