VersionTECH. Wired Gaming Mouse, Computer Mouse Ergonomic Mice with 7 LED Lights RGB Backlit, 6 Programmable Buttons, 4 Adjustable DPI for Laptop PC Gamer Desktop Chromebook Mac Games-Black

This is a regular mouse looking like a gaming mouse. Before buying it, Ive read a number of reviews along the lines of not too fancy, and does not have a million buttons, but it does its job. Well... I dont need many buttons at all, but I need the one crucial thing that a mouse must have, if you plan to use it in computer games - it should be able to accurately catch your movement even if you move it very fast. When I move this one relatively fast, it jumps randomly, skipping the movement, as any other cheap office PC mouse would. I have friends who are competitive cyber athletes, and there is a simple test you could perform to test whether your mouse is ok or not. Move your mouse to one side of the pad and then slide it really fast to another side. If the cursor jumps randomly-your mouse is crap. I previously had a Razor mouse for more than 10 years and, before that, a simple-looking Microsoft mouse (I dont remember the model), so I know how a decent and a good gaming mouse should behave. Well, this one is not a decent gaming mouse. To reiterate: if you are at least a tiny bit serious about gaming - look further. Especially if you play any shooters. P.S. its funny that the Microsoft mouse I mentioned had a very plain white design, but delivered really good performance while being super cheap. I wish I could that model, lol. That was a gaming mouse camouflaged as a mouse for an office worker, while this one is an office worker mouse disguising as a gaming tool. I wish the manufacturer prioritized performance over fancy looks, for example, sacrificing the Christmas-tree-like lights for a better sensor.

I needed to buy a mouse for my desk at work, what they had me set up with was an atrocious tiny wireless thing. As an avid gamer, it was simply unacceptable. I purchased this because I like the look, ergonomics feel good, it is smooth as well in use. I cant speak to its function for gaming, but it is acceptable for a gamer who has to work an office job working on spreadsheets all day. Ive had it for about a month now and it still works great.

its ok

Ive been using this model of mouse for years. It does what I need it to, and it is durable. Dropped my old mouse and it rattled for over a year, never broke. Still have my old one (same model as this) as a backup, just got this new one to support the company.

Out of Box Review (Day1): Design: It seems symmetrical making is ok for left and right hands. Extra buttons are only on the left side of the mouse. Clicks feel clean and responsive. The scroll wheel turns with some resistance causing for a less smooth scrolling. DPI buttons are levered, so they sometimes click both bottoms at the same time. Otherwise, I still have yet to see a difference when increasing (Click away from the middle of the mouse?) or decreasing (Clicking toward the middle of the mouse?) Feel: Overall feel is nice. It has a nice matte finish (Deep black to the eye) with some nice vibrant colors. The colors from what I read up on, are no programmable and randomly strobe between Reds, Greens, Blues, Purples, Pinks and Yellows (Maybe white, but seems more ultra light blue). The mouses weight feels comfortable, but may be heavier than your basic mouse. Cons: Unable to choose, change or turn on lights. DPI buttons feel cheap and there is no real difference when changing the DPI. Overall: I give this a 5/5 at this time of using the product. This is an awesome Mouse for the price. I would suggest this to anyone who needs a quick replacement when short on cash or a backup mouse for when the time calls (Like me).

EDIT: The company got into contact with me and sent a replacement that works perfectly, Ill leave the original review just for information sake but the company takes care of their customers and distribute fantastic mouses This is the 2nd time Ive purchased this mouse amd the first one worked very well but ultimately died at the hands of a toddler. I was expecting it to work exactly as my first one but as soon as I started using the mouse I immediately noticed it would jerk left whenever it wanted to. The lights also dont seem to work like my last one did since they turn off and back on during colour transition. I thought the problem would fix itself after a while but 15 days later and its worse. No amount of troubleshooting has fixed it. I dont know if its an issue with the white color specifically but this is disappointing in any case.

The mouse is of okay quality, definitly not high quality. But not so cheep as the break easily. Gets the job done and is durrible. Its made of semi thick plastic so you can bang it around within reason without it breaking. After using for about 4 months though the black pattern on the top started rubbing off and now the entire right side is just white plastic with the pattern completely gone.

Buttons on the left side are hard to avoid pressing accidentally. I may just put this mouse aside. It does look cool though. Ill give it a few more days though.

I dont think it is a bad mouse per say but at least for my specific hand(hands a little small with slender fingers), this mouse is extremely awkward. Specifically the mouse has a rather sharp edge along the right side and if you dont position your ring finger just right, it can dig into your finger. Rather than a relaxed hand grip, you have to kind of do a claw grip with the ring finger and pink, to avoid the ridge. But then the mouse has extremely long main buttons so your pointer and middle finger extend outwards and slips towards the front. So you end up having your pointer finger complete straight and I am actually slightly double jointed so the finger even goes backwards some what. The middle finger is more a natural curve, but then the last two fingers are completely bent and it all feels a bit unnatural. The only finger that feels natural at all is the thumb, but there isnt like a thumb rest or anything, it literally just has nothing there to get in the way and that makes it better than the rest of the mouse. I think if you had larger hands it might be okay though.

Also, hoping it will crack up the various relatives who come by to keep the computer running when unplug-then-replug isnt the answer. The promotional CGI animation is friggin awesome, for some reason. Its over the top.