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

Going from the G502 to the MM710 felt like I took off my training weights. What a world of difference. 2 years later, my MM710 is still going strong (despite my sweaty palms) and my G502 is still collecting dust.

This mouse is unbelievably lightweight that using it is super easy. The mouse skates underneath glide on any surface and the mouse picks up movements with ease. The wheel was a little tight, but I am hoping that loosens up a bit with age. I have been using the mouse for a few months now for work from home as well as games and I love this mouse. The cord is like nothing I have experienced before, it is like a string, it is so flexible, I don’t even notice that it is there, and I am used to a cordless mouse, I did attach the cord to the keyboard cord so there is no pulling, and to reduce my cat trying to play with it (work from home has its own unique issues...LOL). If it lasts the three years my last mouse did, I will be thrilled. I may buy a backup so I have something when this one goes bad, it really is a great mouse.

I really like this mouse; it has a very nice tactile scroll and a satisfying click. My only issue is that its a slightly smaller mouse than Im used to. I had a zowie za11 for reference and that filled out my hand quite well but with this mouse I find myself constantly looking for a good spot to put my pinky. but over-all it feels like a quality mouse and performs as it should, its just a little too small for me.

- Fingertip grip, 90% wrist aimer - DPI around 1800-2200 depending on mouse - Lenovo Legion mouse pad - Current mouse: MM710, gloss black coating Despite it’s bad build quality, my MM710 is easily my favorite mouse of all time, so the idea of getting a wireless version of that mouse with optical switches made me very excited. Unfortunately, Cooler Master has made a product that appears to be an across the board upgrade on paper, but in hand is actually worse in almost every way. Positives - The build quality is a MASSIVE leap over the MM710 and easily competes with the likes of Logitech or Razer while costing much less. - The weight balance of the mouse feels great. Doesn’t feel front or back heavy at all to me. - When waking from sleep, the mouse connects almost instantly. Some wireless mice have issues with this and I appreciate that this one doesn’t. - USB C connection. I know it’s becoming the standard, but it’s always nice to see. - The main clicks aren’t as mushy as the MM710. They’re much more solid and snappy. Negatives - The coating is not nearly as grippy as the glossy coating on my MM710. It’s difficult for me to maintain a solid grip on the mouse, which means I’m constantly having to adjust my fingers in order to keep control. - While most people are praising the removal of holes, I actually used the holes on the sides of the mouse to help anchor my fingers, especially my pinky. This meant that I didn’t have to exert a lot of force on my fingers to keep them in place. With the solid sides, however, I have to use more force, which causes pain in my wrist in shoulders. - Every button on the mouse is harder to click than on the MM710. It’s especially bad with the side buttons and the middle mouse click. The MM710 allows me to essentially “roll” my finger or thumb over these buttons to press them, which makes it easy to quickly use them while maintaining a solid grip. The buttons on the MM712 require so much more force that I have to take my finger off the mouse and solidly press the button. This often results in an uncomfortable shift in my grip that forces me to readjust. - The RGB is pointless and only adds weight to the mouse without any real benefit to the user. Overall, I’m disappointed in the mouse and will be returning it immediately.

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.

This thing outperforms my Logitech superlight

Ive owned and used many mice: Sensei Raw, G203, G305, Model O, Model O-, Razer Basilisk hyperspeed, Viper ultimate, g-wolves hati-m stardust, and now finally an MM711. I dont normally go for small mice that are catered for fingertip/claw grip style, especially glossy finishes too! But, I can genuinely say this mouse is well worth the money. The glossy finish feels great and doesnt make my hand sweats, buttons feel great, the stock cable feels nearly just as good as a paracaord, and the RGB looks great. When I play with this mouse I now do a fingertip/palm hybrid and it works so well. My only con with the mouse is that the mouse skates/feet are just decent. The first thing I did was buy new mouse skates as the stock skates feel a bit rough and not as smooth as Id like. Aside from that, I absolutely love this mouse and is currently my daily driver.

great mouse shape great wireless implantation but bad mushy clicks it is fixable though

Ive been using MX Master 3 for office work and gaming and this mouse is too heavy. When the first time I use MM710 it feels like nothing. Very happy about this mouse.

Bought these mouse to replace my gpro superlight as I switched to mac. Some observations: 1. Build quality is almost on par with the superlight 2. In bluetooth mode, the sensitivity seems to increase compared to using the rf mode. (guess something to do with the polling rate difference) but something to take note of when constantly switching 3. mouse wheel button, not as good as the gpro superlight The negatives: 1. (for mac users) To setup the mouse, need to do it in a windows based pc/laptop. No software in mac 2. (my biggest issue), while using the dongle (rf mode), the mouse will disconnect during sleep and will not reconnect upon waking up the laptop. This is a glaring issue and might be some issue on mac or on the mouse itself but it is a big inconvenience.