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

The most ergonomic ultralight mouse Ive found. Could only be better if there was an uberlight version with no RGB and no DPI-switcher. Come to think of it, why stop the honeycomb at the palm? Go big or go home, know what Im sayin Cooler Master?

So far it’s a fantastic mouse. I was slightly worried about the LED colors and wasn’t sure if I would like them but I found that you can change between colors and LED modes or just turn the LEDs off. I actually bought this mouse for work and don’t plan to use it for gaming, but I could definitely see this mouse being great for it. I just fell in love with the ergonomics and had to buy it. I love the claw grip and it feels fantastic in hand. Also the cable is so lightweight and almost feels nonexistent it’s great. It comes with rubbery grips that you can put on the sides and top and Idk if I will use them but I definitely see it’s value. The glossy mouse could potentially get slippery when gaming, but for my purposes I don’t think it’s necessary as of yet. So far I love this mouse and I’m glad I bought it.

Ive owned the G Pro Wireless for the past 2 years. Ive loved it but decided to try out a lighter mouse. I decided to purchase the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 Cape Town. After that purchase and looking at a ton of mice, I decided to also purchase the MM720 because it was cheap, a different shape that I either like or hate, and lightweight. Worst case, I was out $50 from this. Turns out, worst case is Im out $100 from the purchase of the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 Cape Town. Pros: - THE SHAPE!!! I can finally rest my ring finger and pinky. This is whats currently selling me on this mouse - The weight - this coupled with the shape is really nice - The glide - the feet on this are very smooth, no complaints about the original feet - The cable - dont know if this is a big deal on other mice, but the cable is very lightweight and flexible - The side buttons - they have a hump in the middle of each side button, and so far I think I like it. I do wish the side buttons were longer, but Im at least glad its very easy to press the correct side button - The cost - obviously after purchasing the GPW and Finalmouse, I dont care about cost that much, but its definitely a bonus about this mouse Cons: - The quality - it feels like its make of cheap plastic. Easily the worst quality of any mouse Ive used. If this were improved on the mouse while keeping it lightweight, Id be willing to spend A LOT more on this - The clicks - I know a lot of people have had squeak issues, and so far I havent had any. Im still giving it a negative because thats a known issue for many, and honestly, the clicks dont feel any special. The clicks work well for me because of the grip I get on the mouse, but the clicks feel on the low quality side - Side buttons - I dont have enough use yet, but it seems like you have to click them in harder than the other mice - The scroll wheel - could be a negative or positive depending on how you like your scroll wheel. Its not super smooth, youre going to feel each turn. The quality of the scroll wheel feels nice, but kinda like the side buttons, you need a bit more effort to use it compared to the other mice In addition: I took this mouse, the GPW, and Finalmouse to Aim Lab (Gridshot) and performed a fair bit better on the MM720 solely because it felt so much more comfortable in my hands. I was able to get a score of 78,000 with the MM720, and 70,000 with both the GPW and Finalmouse with multiple tries. The glide was super smooth and everything just felt right in MY HANDS. I have smaller hands and prefer a palm grip, so this turned out to be the mouse for me. If you have bigger hands you might not like it because there isnt anywhere to rest your palm. If they extended it in the back a bit, it could fit more peoples hands. If you dont like the palm grip you might still like it, Im not sure. Personally, I hope more mice can be made in this shape in the future with better build quality. Im fairly confident that this will be my mouse for the foreseeable future.

favorite mouse and for a reasonable price

Ive been gaming for 40 years. In 2012 I got the Xornet on a whim because of a sale. After a few years of use, the wires stopped working, crimping at the cord attachment. I fixed it. My daughter became Mercy Master on Overwatch with it. I fell in love with the shape. Once I learned more about better sensors, I considered doing a Frankenstein transplant on it because I liked it so much. Due to an outdated sensor, fast movements ended up stalling it and I moved to newer mice. I ended up only hoping a new and improved version would someday surface. That hope was long forgotten, until now. My hand is taking a deep breath for the first time in a long time. I didnt realize it till a few minutes ago of using this old friend. For me, nothing compares. Its like going from sleeping on the floor to a Tempurpedic. In short, my hand had an orgasm. I know what your thinking... Ill have what shes having

Best part about this mouse is it saves the settings to the mouse. So I rebound my side buttons to number keys and it persists without the coolermaster driver. That also goes for the DPI which I set to a very specific value because I wanted it to be as close to my old mouse as possible. So it ended up being like 760 DPI so I love that it lets you fine tune it that much. Also tons of extra stuff I dont need in the box is appreciated. My only issue is maybe I wish I got a different material. The glossy is good but when crud builds up its alot easier to feel. I had a little bit of an issue with the mouse wheel but i clicked it a few times and its good as new. I suspect this will be the first part that fails but I plan to repair it myself if that happens. This will be my mouse for life. Im 57 or so thats probably indicative of my hand size. This is a real slept-on gem if you got smaller hands and appreciate the pinky rest and the stuff I mentioned.