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

He tenido varios mouse gamer , mi primer contacto con este es que se ve y se siente bastante bueno ,y por el precio he visto peores , el cable es hilado buen material y bastante resistente, y el cuerpo del mouse es plástico en general ( como los demás obviamente) pero se siente un plástico bastante bueno , ya veré como resiste al tiempo y su desgaste pero en General es buen mouse esta casi regalando por el precio.

I have had this mouse for 3 years and love it. It has 2 side buttons that can be programmed for gaming, but also serve as back and forward navigation arrows for browsers. The mouse it comfortable for someone with large hands like myself, and the curvature all around fits the hand perfectly. The LEDs are not programmable, but cycle on their own without downloading any drivers/software. When you put your computer to sleep, the lights instantly go off. The only complaint I could have for this >$20.00 mouse is that the side buttons are subordinate to the main click. The action of a side button will yield to the action of the main LMB or RMB.

Ive actually owned this mouse for almost 8 years and it worked like a charm. Looks gorgeous and I use it as a nightlight. More on the lightweight side, but I dont like heavy mice. Im also a PC gamer and use the mouse a substantial amount. After those 8 years, the scroll wheel began acting up a bit, so I bought another one. Cant beat the longevity and performance for the price, considering how rough I have been on the mouse. Usually theres a blend of different colors at a time though (thats how it was for my old mouse), but the new mouse I purchased simply shifts through a singular color each time. Not sure why. Still great, but may exchange later just to get the cool blended effect again.

Great mouse all around for gaming and everyday use!!! You may need to lower the mouse speed to your liking.

Coming from a generic Microsoft mouse the shape of this one takes a bit of getting used to. Its a lot bigger physically, which for me is great. Havent found a use for the thumb placed (right handed mouse) forward/back buttons yet but its cool that theyre available. The only downside, that I didnt think would bug me as much as it does when I read the reviews before buying, is that the 3 zones (left/right/palm) of RGB LEDs are basically stuck in DEMO mode and constantly change color when the mouse has power. It cycles through Red/Green/Teal/Blue/Orange with a couple turning Yellow and/or Pink for a second before restarting the cycle. For the price I didnt feel it worth knocking a star off, after-all 90% of the time my hand is covering it and I cant see the LEDs at all. Has 3 DPI settings/modes...snail/tortoise/cat basically. Havent played around with it to see how much of the speed is based on Windows 10 mouse settings but cat mode defaults to slightly faster than my previous mice while snail/tortoise default to taking hours/days to traverse my 1080p screen (not literally of course but much too slow for gaming). Cat mode did make Far Cry 5 easier to play so despite the modes sounding like a gimmick I believe they actually change how the laser reads.

Was told it worked amazingly and my nieces loved it. Worked so much smoother than her last one giving her no issues.

Bought a white one in Saipan when I was in the pacific. Couldnt find the same one at first, so I did a bunch of research, trying to find one similar. Loved it so much, I was very excited to find this black one available, and immediately bought it. It works just as well as the first one, for a fantastic price! Lights stay ON when the USB is powered, regardless of computer on/ off state. This can usually be affected in BIOS if you are capable, and it bothers you.

I got a previous version of this mouse like 7 years ago and its worked marvelous for the whole duration. Really ergonomic, good precision, nice aesthetics and never stopped working. I didnt even treat it well. Ive spilled food on it, Ive used on weird positions, Ive dropped it and its never failed me. Its marketed as a gaming mouse and it does that job perfectly on an entry level for an astoundingly low price. Yet, if you dont mind the fancy colors (which you can turn off with the middle button) and edgy design its an amazing trustworthy mouse for everyday use too. This one was with me through college, my first job positions and the small amount of gaming Ive done in between. I think one time I had to clean it after dropping like a milkshake on it and dismantling+cleaning+putting back together was moderately easily. The side buttons might give you little headaches from time to time as theyre factory-binded to the back and forward buttons. Specially if youre using it from a weird position like on your bed or something. I think I just didnt assemble back those two when I cleaned it that one time but its not a huge deal most of the time. I only bought it again because Im in a extended trip and I didnt bring my old one with me. Its so cheap so its not even a hassle. The new more-resisting coord was a pleasent surprise.

As it cycles colors the internal LED lights flickers. Makes it look like its having a seizure. The 3d scroll wheel is stiff & it only clicks to the right, Im not sure if its supposed to click left and right or just right. I could overlook that because I dont use that feature, ever. I cant overlook the flickering LED lights. It looks like its going through benzo withdrawal. It puts me on edge watching it. I am way to over-caffeinated to have that flickering on me. We dont need an incident around here. For the price I was tempted just to place it in the recycle bin but it feels smooth in the hand & so naturally seeing I could get a small rebate now I ordered another one. If it is functional Ill keep it and return the flickering one. Would I like rubber on the sides? Yes absolutely. Would they deteriorate over time? Yup. But I know the white coating on the top is going to rub off too so take that with a grain of salt. I used a similar mouse before for gaming & I like the fast switches so much I was able to overlook the concave nature of the finger wells. I prefer convex to concave because concave requires more effort & Razor managed to screw up one years ago causing the users fingers to spread uncomfortably far apart. Never even looked at a Razor product after that. Im back to Logitech on my gaming rig. This mouse is only attached to a machine that might get rebooted once every other week. I just got tired of unplugging mice from other PCs & delicately attempting to attach them to the open air rig without having it freeze up or trigger a shutdown. So Ill see when the other one gets here if it too flickers. Oh and I dont like the breathing effect. I wish it was more smooth transitioning northern lights and less smoker trying to get up the stairs. But the other one on here, even though less expensive is yellow & I cant just cant do yellow. It would throw off the entire room... like the flickering. Ill update my rating & review when the other one arrives. No hard feelings against the seller. These things happen & Amazon got it here in one day so worth giving this a second chance. Update: I received the 2nd mouse, identical to the first & It too flickers and the scroll wheel feels cheaper, looser. I tried them in 3 different computers with 3 different operating systems & the LED flickering remained seemingly more prominent on some colors than others. Some may find it minimal and thus acceptable especially at this price point however due to a medical condition I cannot do flickering of any kind period. As such I will be returning both mice.

This mouse is meant for gamers who have a relatively larger hand. It isnt meant for gamers with hands that are small. I had given this to my little brother and he says he likes it. But, coming from a Razer Viper Mouse, this mouse feels like its twice as heavy than my mouse. Other than that, this mouse has a really nice design to it.