Cooler Master MM711 White 60G RGB Gaming Mouse with Lightweight Honeycomb Shell, Ultralight Ultraweave Cable, Pixart 3389 16000 DPI Optical Sensor

This thing outperforms my Logitech superlight

I was really really happy with this mouse when I got it. It was very very comfortable, and just felt pretty nice. I didnt actually end up downloading the software until a few days before I got fed up with its borked state. The software didnt seem bad. The way it broke for me was itd just lose connection to my computer, make it spaz out in whatever game I was playing at the time, make the sensitivity go bonkers and then go back to normal. Maybe I was abusive to it? Im not sure, but while I had it, it was a really nice mouse. Hopefully this was just an issue for me and not any others buying this mouse. Id say read some more reviews, see if anyone else is having this issue. If there are more like mine, Id avoid it and find another if you want a mouse that will last more than a year.

This mouse is pretty amazing for the price. Love the light weight. Made for a small/medium hand. Cord is a godsend, if set up right it feels like its wireless. Scroll wheel is not perfect but its really good. My main issue with this mouse is the mouse 1 button. When clicking it in certain places, you will get a very undesired click as if the button is slightly grinding against another piece. It doesnt really effect the actual timing of the click, it just feels really strange. I give overall build quality a 5.5/10. the mouse does not really flex but if I try to push/move the mouse in certain areas there is some noticeable creaking/undesired movement. Happens a lot less while actually gaming with the mouse but still happens. I knew about quality control issues with this mouse before buying, and its really not THAT bad. Could just be the copy I got. As for performance in game, it is a top tier mouse with stellar performance and I give the shape 9/10. Its a really good mouse.

All the buttons and scroll wheel on my copy feel tight and clicky. No detectable rattle in normal use. So many reviewers have criticized the quality of this mouse, but that was when it was new. My experience buying this mouse a few years later was the complete opposite. This mouse is excellent. Great weight, nice shape, good feet, light and flexible cable, buttons feel solid. The complaints I have a very minor. The cable twists, the feet have sharp corners (no problems caused there yet), side button shape is kind of weird (not detrimental to gameplay). and the bulky rear end is a bit much for fingertip grip (for me, anyway. Your experience may vary. My hands are about 18cm long). If you like symmetrical claw grip mice, this is an excellent budget option. Would also work in fingertip for larger hands Im sure.

Ive owned this mouse for many many months and I got it after the left mouse button in my old razor became too mushy, it started affecting me when I was playing FPS games (mis-clicks). I wanted to try an ultra light mouse after hearing a lot of people hyping them up. It was great for a couple months, but then the left mouse button became very squishy, honestly I think whatever material the micro switch for the left mouse button is resting on has be come too fatigued because I repeatedly will click the mouse and it will not register. I can feel it when it does it. in a competitive shooter like R6 or CS Go, I generally dont have time to try again before Im shot dead. Luckily for me, Im no longer on a competitive team so I only play for fun, so I havent gotten a new mouse yet. For non FPS games it works just fine. Most of the non-FPS games I play arent life and death, if your mouse doesnt click the first time. As far the Ultra Light Mouse craze goes, I didnt gain any crazy advantage with it, my accuracy or flicks or even KD didnt change. I get used to a mouse pretty quickly. When I travel, the mouse in my laptop bag is a AA battery powered Logitech mouse which weighs 4-5x this one and I still have no problems. I also dont move my mouse much, space is limited on my desk so my mouse area is only 8 wide, I dont often run out of space. A Pro & Con of this mouse is the lack of mouse software. it has pre-built in DPI functions, which is limiting, but at least I dont have to install some bloated Mouse Software from Logitech or Razor that will slow down my computer.

UPDATE: just under 6mo of ownership and the right click intermittently becomes unresponsive. For gaming its very problematic. If youre playing a game where you need to quick scope and it doesnt register the click it makes it very unenjoyable and difficult. It doesnt do it in back to back clicks but it does happen unexpectedly even though you can hear the click so you know mechanically its pressed. Still a fantastic mouse but I have to drop a star because I have never had a mouse die this quick. Also, Im 6ft with probably average sized hands for my height and the mouse is a bit small. I have melee set to the most forward thumb button and I find myself accidentally pressing it despite my best effort to reposition my hand. I am going to order a Glorious mouse in the larger size and hope thats the end of my mouse purchases for a while. This is seriously the best mouse I have ever used. I wanted a FinalMouse but its always out of stock or resold for insane prices. So I bought this Cooler Master mouse as an alternative to the FinalMouse and have to say I cant imagine going back to my junky g403. I see a lot of love for the g403 on Reddit and other places but the new ghub software for Logitech products is horrible and doesnt see my Logitech devices half the time so once that mouse stopped working (left click became inconsistent while held down) I knew it was my chance to get away from that GHub software. Im so glad I gave this one a chance. I play competitive first person shooters like Overwatch, CSGO, Valorant, and COD. I have been making my adjustment to this mouse as its a little smaller than the g403 and feels lighter because of both the mouse weight and the cord weight. I cant stress how significant of a difference it is to have a lightweight super flexible cord on a mouse. Its literally like having yarn as your cord. My g403 cord always got in the way and felt stiff so there was always this friction present when moving the mouse. But now it legit feels like I am using a wireless mouse. If you want a super lightweight and COMFORTABLE mouse and if you cant stand feeling the weight of a wired mouse cable being pulled around and dont want to spend a ton of money then this is the mouse. I still plan on buying a FinalMouse one day but not because this one isnt sufficient. Purely because its said to be the absolute best in the industry. But if youre stuck and FinalMouse is out of stock give this one a shot. Im so happy I did!

Its a budget mouse thats emulating the more higher end stuff. If you dont want to spend 100+ for a lightweight mouse, say the ultra light 2 by final mouse for instance, then this is your best bet. I think this mouse suits all play styles, but it depends on your hand size. Like, say if you have bigger hands(like me) and you play fingertip grip then you should be fine. If you have smaller hands you can play comfortably with palm grip. Claw grip is a sort of middle ground for hand sizes on this mouse I think. Material wise, I think the MM710 holds up to its claims, because it really does stay clean and dust proof. There are some downfalls you could run into, BUT its only because this mouse is budget. I feel the MM710 gets a lot of unnecessary scrutiny over the squishy RMB/LMB mouse switches(only when you press down hard on them) and the overall build quality feeling like a toy. I mean thats whats should be expected of the product; Its a no-brainer in that regard. My only problem with the mouse is that the side button switches can definitely be triggered by simply squeezing the side of the mouse, but this is an issue that directly relates to the overall build quality of the mouse; A design flaw~ if you will. I still think the MM710 is a great competitor in the lightweight gaming mouse market despite the flaws cause of what it offers to the masses. Find a way to grip it such that you dont trigger the side button switches and the mouse is a dream to use if lightweight mouses are your thing or if youre looking to get into these archetypes of mouses. Id have to say this mouse is a huge step up from my Logitech g502 Proteus. Not perfect, but my aim has improved significantly whilst using a 165hz monitor(overwatch, apex legends, you name it) so a solid 3.5-4 stars out of 5 for me.

Very nice mouse, very sturdy and lightweight great for gaming and work.

One of my favorite mice, I guess I was lucky with QC, I have removed half of the mouse and it still clicks and feels great. I got some Kailh GM 4.0 to put into it, my favorite switches, need to do that soon. Wish it was wireless. The sensor is good, tracks well. Never really had an issue with their software but I have used some dodgy mouse software before so its at least better than something from Ziyoulang I have to say. I really wish the CM720 had a wireless version, I didnt have to remove a bit of it and it feels so good to use, reminds me of the old Logitech Wingman mice, used to love those.

Heyo, so i purchased the mm711 years ago. I was playing cs and was absolutely destroying people due to the weight and the ergo of te 711. The only thing about the 711 is that its a glossy finish or the one i got, it also has rgb which makes it heavier. So i thought I would give the 710 a try. Unfortunately I was let down. The weight is fantastic dont get me wrong however Im able to del the dimensions of the mouse do not feel the same it feels shorter and wider. If they made the shell the exact same as the 711, which its not this would be the mouse for you if you enjoy the 711.