Wireless Gaming Mouse, Rechargeable Wireless Computer Mouse, 7-Color LED Light, Ergonomic Mouse with 6 Silent Click Buttons, 3 Adjustable 2400 DPI Wireless Mouse for Laptop,PC,Mac, Black

Good functional mouse
Honestly, I don’t care how many colors it flashes. Purple, blue, pink, red is what I’m seeing. And this is fun to have a mouse lighting up like that.What I do care about is that it moves fast enough to do things and slow enough to be accurate. And that the accuracy is adjustable. That’s a nice touch I haven’t had on a mouse before.It’s a little larger than the logitech mice I’ve been using, but fits my hand probably a little better. (I wear men’s medium gloves because of finger length, so my hands are fairly long. The gloves tend to be wider than my palm, but women’s gloves are always too stubby in the fingers for me. Yes, I’m female.)I’m not finding the mouse either lighter or heavier than the other mice I’ve used….for the physical weight of the mouse. FEELS heavier to move than the other mouse when I’m moving it. (I’ve two computers, the mice are side by side) But that’s because it’s got a higher DPI count, so it feels heavier to move. The other mouse is a whiz across the screen, but doesn’t work as well for artwork because it moves so fast that there’s no accuracy. (I do artwork on a desktop as well as just mousing across pages and such…and being able to CONTROL where the mouse pointer is has always been difficult. This one has been slower, and therefore more accurate. At least so far. We’ll see how it works in the long term..)

Works good! Doesn’t feel cheap.
The mouse is good quality and clicks silently, which is great for more intense gameplay in my opinion. Comfortable to hold as well. It’s well worth the money and doesn’t feel cheap or flimsy. It does need to be charged more often if you always keep the lights on. Functions great!

It stopped working and won’t charge
I liked the mouse for a bit then after the four week mark it completely stopped working. I tried to turn it on and off. I left it “plugged” in for a day and still nothing. I’m pretty bummed about it.

Cute
Cute and works, feels a little cheap but it’s expected for the price

The instructions say if you want to change DPI settings then push the button for one of the 4 options. By the way, the button is on the top of the mouse and says “DPI”. There are also + and – signs. Very difficult to read, but they are there. I suppose if my finger touch was a bit more sensitive I could have felt the raised surface. It would be nice if the instructions actually said what the DPI options were. While the promotional material shows the 4 options that is no help if I gift this to someone. (1200-1800-2400-3600) Plug and play and the mouse was up and running. And the color palette, well no idea what that represents either. It just seems to randomly rotate. Would I buy this again? Yes.

Finally a decent mouse. I’ve been testing out too many lately, and they all have idiosyncrasies that I hate.I can pick this mouse up and move it, without hitting a button. The cable on it while sturdy and even braided, doesn’t have a memory that causes your mouse to move after letting go of it. I can actually feel the weight of the mouse in my hand, though it’s in no way too heavy it does have a feel that it is actually there. The mouse itself weighs about 90 grams (3 oz), with the cord weighing another 30 (1 oz)The DPI setting gives a very nice range of mouse speeds with a single button press. The scroll wheel is not too sensitive and doesn’t get knocked unless you mean to turn it. It’s got some neat light that cycle through rainbow of colours. Resting your hand on the mouse doesn’t cause constant accidental clicks either… by that I mean that they have the right level of tension required to press. It works on just about any surface I’ve tried it on too — including skin, various fabrics, wood, melamine, cardboard and others.Honestly, the best corded mouse I’ve tried in years that wasn’t over 100 bucks.