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

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mystic light compatible great response, no input lag.

I bought this some months back and for the price I couldnt let it go away. For price wow this thing is a beast and it comes with a charging dock so it doesnt use batteries. We all know how batteries can be expensive so this one just charges on its own through the pc. The mouse was not too big and not too small but just right at least for me. The buttons didnt feel cheap and the build didnt either. The scroll wheel was scrolly and very responsive. The mouse had great connectivity and never had any double clicks or any bugs. Pros: Cheap and affordable Lightweight mouse Comes with charger dock Has rgb Cons: Battery life is great but takes a little while to charge from the dock also rgb was a bit of a con as well because of the software Thats it pretty much. I would highly recommend this mouse and anyone wondering to buy it.

Very fast and responsive.

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.

There are a few reviews out there saying this does not work with Mystic Light via Dragon Center. As of today 8-13-22, it does indeed work. I plugged in the mouse and used Dragon Center to update the firmware. I did not appear on my Mystic light section right away. So I unplugged the mouse and plugged it right back in and everything popped up. It is worth mentioning you do not get to pick from the full RGB spectrum. Dragon Center gives you 8 color choices. But you can go into full custom and set the scroll wheel, the dragon logo and each of the 5 led lights that make the strip at the base. The annoying thing is that white is inconsistent, some taking on more of a blue hue. So you have to tweak each one individually to get a consistent color.

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

This mouse has software on the chip inside it. You plug it in and it automatically starts installing from the mouse then goes online to get more. This bypasses several security settings in windows. If you want to have any real control over the lights you must install a ton of software and let 5 different services, that have no need for it, have internet access. The software is worse then Razer Synapse when it come to data collection and invasion of privacy. On the plus side. Its shaped good for a comfortable fit for large and small hands. Its capable of insane sensitivity but also can be dialed down to normal. Once you set all the lights the way you want, you can remove all the bloatware as the settings are saved in the mouse.

Usando el mouse GM41 en modo inalambrico no se nota ningun tipo de retraso y ademas su batería tiene una gran duración y la luz LED que posee se apaga automaticamente cuando el mouse detecta que no se está usando.

cheap price and look very beautiful when trun off light