MSI Clutch GM41 Lightweight Wireless Gaming Mouse & Charging Dock, 20,000 DPI, 60M Omron Switches, Fast-Charging 80Hr Battery, RGB Mystic Light, 6 Programmable Buttons, PC/Mac

Excellent

This MSI mouse is very comfy and really good for competitive gaming. The battery is also top notch, Ive hardly charged at all since I first got about a month ago. The mystic light MSI offers through its Dragon Center in can make this mouse glow in a variety of colors or patterns. I keep it a steady red to match with my notebooks steady red. With 2 buttons on the side and 3 (including with the wheel) in front, its not complicated to pick up and use at all. I completely reccomend this if your looking for all around decent mouse that can make you feel like a pro in comp.

I got big hands... and sometimes finding a mouse that fits can be challenging to say the least, but this mouse works, its high dps laser thingy is accurate and the clicks dont wake the wife at night as I game... so its winnwin

Seems to be a solid mouse and the price was good. Just using for daily use.

Excelente Mouse, lo uso para diseño gráfico y en ocasiones gamer y se adapta perfectamente a mis requerimientos. Movilidad suave, configuración de peso, materiales de calidad. Recomendado

After multiple days of use I would say that I enjoy this mouse very much. However sometimes it just stops working when I’m going on wireless mode. Other than that it’s very good

Liviano, bueno, configurable, adaptandome al cambio, el botón lateral, un poco sensible a lo que estoy acostumbrado.

I ran into this mouse on Tik Tok thinking it would be a great replacement to my 5 year old mouse from steelseries, but I guess I was wrong. I just expected more from MSi since they make solid products, just not this one. Pros: -Solid body, no play in the frame -Wireless -Clicking is responsive and feels good Cons: -Side buttons are squishy and have a lot of play (MB5 in particular) -Scroll wheel sucks -Ergonomics sucks -The software is hard to use TLDR The mouse is competitive if all you do is aim and shoot, but do not care about the feel about the mouse.

Got a Clutch GM30 for 39$. Its good for 39$. It is currently 25$. Exceptionally good for 25$. It is also a mouse with High Quality Omron Switches in the current year and thus doubleclicks in ~3 months. The PCB layout inside is quite good though, lots of space for un/soldering switches on - if its LMB or RMB. The middle RGB button is much more cramped. The thumb buttons are mounted in a more complicated way I dont understand. These three other buttons though are not High Quality Omron Switches, so theyll probably be alright. Also has internal memory, RGB/DPI is remembered so after programming it once you can plug it wherever and cycle through the stuff youve already given it without any login etc. nonsense.