Cooler Master MM720 RGB-LED Claw Grip Wired Gaming Mouse - Ultra Lightweight 49g Honeycomb Shell, 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, 70 Million Click Micro Switches, Smooth Glide PTFE Feet - Glossy Black

If you were a fan of the old Spawn mouse, this is definitely for you. Its super light which is a huge plus -- weighed in at about 50grams. I loved the old Spawn so when I saw this was going to release I was super excited to give it a try. Over the years Ive personally switched more to a palm grip, so I prefer the length of my current mouse, but if I hadnt done that this would be the perfect mouse. Sensor is fantastic, the cable is as good as a cabled mouse can be, the weight is fantastic, buttons are great, materials are nice, rgb is really well done, and I think the scroll wheel has a good amount of tension. Finding the right mouse is really often about shape, and this one has such a unique shape that its worth giving a shot if you generally use a fingertip or claw grip and generally like the pinky rest idea (for 4 years since my spawn died I have been dragging my pinky on the mousepad like a heathen) this is a clear winner for that use. Ive included a photo of the mouse next to my Glorious Model O (which is a Zowie Fk 2 shape) for comparison - I think the rgb is better on the Cooler Master

I have meaty mitts. This mouse filled my palm quite nicely. Good to see ultra lightweight mice get a more curvaceous form factor. Wish it had like 1-2 more side buttons, but that’s my only qualm with this mouse. Note: If you don’t have chronically dry hands, get the glossy one. Any amount of moisture or oil will basically glue the mouse to your hand in the best way.

I have been using this line of products since the Xornet in 2013, with 3 mice purchased since then. I do not use it as a claw grip, as advertised. Rather, my palm rests perfectly on it, with my wrist resting on my desk as a pivot point. I love that this iteration, the MM720, is smaller, just like the Xornet, and so, so much lighter, likely thanks to the honeycomb design. The buttons feel sharp and responsive, the mouse wheel is tight, and the software is lightweight and easy to use. For reference, I play a variety of click-intensive and precision-reliant games such as competitive CS:GO and Old School RuneScape. There is a combo button functionality that allows changing profiles with button combinations. Of course there are also full rebinds and macros. (Beware, some games do not tolerate macros, and you can be banned if you use them.) Overall, Im extremely satisfied. I might even buy another one in case the product line changes direction in the future ;)

The MM720 is an amazing mouse. I expected a lightweight mouse that performs well, but I did not expect the tangible comfort and the extra accessories, especially at this price point. It came with an extra set of mouse feet, and a grip kit. Not really a fan of the grip kit, but it was a nice unexpected inclusion regardless. Ive been using the Wireless Pro, and the cord on the MMM720 is so nice, it nearly feels cordless. Tracking on this MM720 with a glorious xxl pad is precise and responsive to flick shots (being light-weight helps). The feet glide very well and dont snag. RGB is nice, except for white.. that looks pretty dirty honestly: All other colors represent well otherwise. The primary mouse buttons are solid and precise with little bounce back. The mouse wheel is nice, and would describe it as lightweight with well-defined incremental stops. The side buttons - this is something that finally feels right with a nice contour where your thumb rests between naturally making selection feel more instinctual instead of an awkward repositioning event. There were only two points of issue I had with the mouse. The first, when cleaning the mouse with a 70% alcohol pad, the serial number on the bottom wiped right off! Not great for an RMA if needed I imagine! The second was a minor annoyance with the Master Plus software. Surface tuning is amazing, unfortunately, after a system reboot, the software forgets the profile saved. I dont know why, but at least it seems minor and a software issue. Doesnt really affect the function of feel over all. Not the biggest fan of the software, but five different profiles can be saved on the mouse itself and then uninstalled. Overall, this mouse really is amazing given the price point and this has become my daily driver. I have been considering whether or not to more in case they stop manufacturing them! I love the shape and weight combo and makes it a unique offering that may only appeal to people like me.. but I think this would appeal to more than those who use claw grip!

So, this mouse was likely EXACTLY what I was looking for in SIZE... Nobody makes mice for WIDE hands and shorter fingers. However, they FAILED in this mouses design. 1. The top buttons need to be positioned to the RIGHT more, they are too far Left close to the thumb, its not a natural position for the hand. 2. They created a groove for the Right Ring Finger which is totally NOT natural, while may be fine for holding your hand there, but you cant properly GRIP the mouse to move it. Youre gripping with your PINKY. Thats just wonki, you dont have the comfort and strength to properly grip and move the mouse. If they hadnt have made these major mess ups in design the mouse likely would have been PERFECT. Though, Im not 100% sure if the back of the mouse would be too big, cause with the mouse Im using below the back is smaller, which feels comfortable in my palm, however this mouse is wider? But I couldnt really tell if there was an issue there with the above issues irritating me. So, Im still stuck using Logitechs G302 Daedalus Prime MOBA mouse which is a bit too high, and isnt as Wide as I would like, but it at least somewhat fits unlike pretty much all other mice. So bumbed about this mouse not working out.

I use it for everything, but gaming mostly in the Sims and cities skylines type games.. so a lot of mouse use in there!! I had to buy it twice though because the first time it got crushed by a shelf I had above my desk that fell on it... I was really sad about that. But I would buy it again if anything were to happen to this second one. <3 thanks for making a mouse small enough and light enough for my fragile artist hands haha

I suggest to NOT add the grip tape it comes with. The price goes from $45 to $18 bucks. For anything below $20, this is a great mouse for work and general use, but I am not liking it for gaming at all. It seems to have a delay in clicking and sensor wise.

6 month Update: I ADORE THIS MOUSE! I have never loved a mouse so much as I love this one. I have had 0 hand cramp issues since getting this mouse and I thought of buying a second one as a maybe if anything happens and they stop this design, but I am just praying nothing bad ever happend because it is still a more expensive mouse. It continues to be the most comfortable-light-easy to grip mouse ever. Oh and 6 months later my mouse is still clean. What do you people do to your mice that they get so dirty? Orig. review :100% happy with this. I know this is for claw grip, but it is also perfect for wide hands and short fingers.

Excelente calidad, ergonómico, excelente para juegos y con un diseño bonito... eso si, el mouse es bien pequeño.. si tienen manos grandes o agarres que no sean de garra, no lo compren. llegó muy rápido, 15 días antes de la fecha que decía en el anuncio.

I was back and forth on whether I should get this or the Logitech G-Pro Wireless. Im glad I made my choice with this mouse, it is very light at 50grams. The skates are OK, it is best that you replace them with corepads or hyperglides. The mouse has improved my aiming, it was difficult at first though because of the finger rest. YOU WILL not aim well when you first start using this mouse if you are coming from a more traditional mouse shape. It will take atleast a week before you get accustomed to the shape. I have been using this mouse for a little over 3 months now and have no regrets. Definitely a underrated top tier mouse.