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

Coming from a logitech g502, I needed something that didnt make my ring and pinky finger numb after 45 minutes of light use. And this knocks it out of the park! That being said, Pros: - virgin ptfe feet. Super smooooooth. -ergonomics crazy good. Rivals a vertical mouse in comfort. - light as a feather. Makes it great for any user, I bought one for my mom who doesnt game and she loves it. - small, but not tiny. I have big hands (8.2in. from pinky tip to thumb tip) and its still great. - very customizable and easy to use software. - braided, very lightweight floppy cable. Love this. My g502s cable was way too rigid. Cons: -the buttons are poor quality switches, I can see them wearing out before too long. Theyre perfectly functional though, and the moment they break Im going to buy another one! - dpi switch button is on the bottom of the mouse. Really disappointed here. No DPI shiff button either, really miss that. - software is almost a gigabyte of storage, and it HAS TO start with windows to apply your custom DPI settings and lighting. Might be an issue for older laptop users who have bulky work software installed. Overall if youre not the most serious gamer boi, this is a great deal with how low the price is. Highly recommend!

The MM720 reminds me of the xornet that I grew up on. I loved that mouse. There are few mice as ergonomic as this one, and the weight of this mouse is less than essentially all of its competition. The mouse sports a sensor that is more than enough for essentially anyone. The price is phenomenal. There is one thing. That dreaded squeak. I couldnt really hear it past my headphones, but it happens, and it shouldnt. The mouse performs great, its just loud as a result, but this can be fixed. DO NOT SPRAY WD-40 INTO IT. WD-40 is far too harsh on the plastics, even if it is non-conductive. WD-40 will work for a day, then kill the mouse button (Lets say I have prior experience). If you want to fix this issue use something like a silicone lube I would assume, but make sure not to use something harsh on plastic. WD-40 is a penetrating oil after all, not a lubricant.

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.

This mouse is usable for a huge number of different hand sizes. It also feels really well balanced and the extremely light weight of the mouse is just the cherry on top. The feet are also very slick and I havent had any issues on any mouse pads of mine. I have particularly large hands at 21/11, and even at that size I can still use this mouse. It allows for a very free, fluid experience and while it does force me into a wristy style, I still find myself coming back to it over and over. Id even say I prefer it over the Logitech G Pro X Wireless. Highly recommended for all gamers, casual or competitive.

Este mouse es mi preferido para diseño gráfico, es preciso y muy ligero, últimamente he estado sufriendo del tunel carpiano y este mouse me ha ayudado como ningún otro y eso que los he probado todos. No te puedo decir que te va a curar del dolor pero si se me ha reducido en un 80%. Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

I absolutely love this mouse! It feels so good to hold. Once I used this mouse it feels uncomfortable to use any other mouse. I like the rgb and the software that allows you to customize a lot of stuff. Ive had this mouse for about 2 years now and just now it has broken. The scroll wheel broke but that was mostly my fault. The quality feels kinda cheap but I still love this mouse.

The mouse fits my hand so nicely and I can aim and control way better than the other mice. But the scroll wheel is defective out of the box for unknown reason.

Pros: -Light -VERY comfortable to hold -3389 sensor -optical switches -for the price you pay, you get more top tier features than a lot of mice selling at twice that price Cons: -this is just my experience, but this mouse is very wide making horizontal movement challenging -I prefer to use this mouse more for browsing and casual gaming, I do not play well in FPS games due to my casual claw grip style

I have been searching for the perfect mouse since I first joined the PCMR, the shape of my hands are a bit unusual as I have large palms with short fat fingers. It says this is a claw style mouse but since my hands are different it works perfectly as a palm grip mouse. I bought both the matte and glossy white ones and plan on getting both black versions too. I understand why they made it a wired mouse, but I swear if Cooler Master made a wireless version of this mouse I would buy 20 of them so I would never need to worry about buying a new mouse EVER AGAIN lol. Cooler Master PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GABEN, make a wireless version, we gamers will understand that it will be slightly heavier and we are ok with it.

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.