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

I bought this in the meanwhile I search for a good gamer mouse. It has been very useful, it has a good responsiveness, but you need to have a pretty good surface so the led does not jump. It happened to me several times (but I believe it was on the surface I had). I must say I did not noticed the lights until I connected it. it looks neat, and for the price I think it does a perfect Job, even the cord is really good, I like those kind of fabric cords. I would definitely recommend it.. by the way, the side buttons were really helpful to me, specially on games where you need to run/dash with a different key.

I love this mouse. Just after some pretty constant use Ive noticed that the white on the top of the mouse is starting to peel pretty bad. It hasnt become bad enough to notice it from looking at it while its lighting up, but it does feel a bit odd.

The mouse is just as lightweight as other reviewers have stated. Its ready to go as soon as you plug it in, no software download required. The two buttons on the left side can be macrod in individual games to provide extra functionality, which is enough for me but may not be adequate for more serious gamers. The cable is braided and sturdy. The mouse felt a little awkward in my hand at first but this may have simply been the adjustment from using my last mouse. And, of course, the backlighting is pretty sweet. It flashes multiple colors at once which appear to be random. Theres no way that Ive found to alter the colors or the rate at which they pulse on and off, but they can be turned off altogether if necessary. The mouse will stay lit even when the computer is off, which I believe is normal.

It is a responsive mouse and good price

It does everything I need it to do, which includes gaming.

It really does work great. I turned off the glow by simultaneously clicking the cpi button and the side down arrow. I like that it is large (it fits my hand well) and that the scroll wheel is big with large indents. It has a satisfying stepping motion when you roll the wheel. Im replaced a basic 7$ mouse I bought a couple of years ago. It is hard to believe how much more you get for a few extra bucks. Worth it. EDIT: Still loving this mouse, even more now. I couldnt find a driver for it, BUT I downloaded X-Mouse Button Control -- and now it is possible to program the side up/down arrows. Im a software programmer, so using those as page/up page/down buttons saves me a lot of time when scrolling through massive code blocks.

I bought this for my wife as a replacement to my Microsoft mouse we have had for well over 10 years. Came packaged very nicely in its own little box. No drivers required. Plugged it in and it worked like a champ. The mouse is quite light (Im used to rather heavy gaming mouses) so if you are looking for something with a little weight to it, this is definitely not for you. The braided cord is quite a nice touch on a mouse at this price point. All the buttons and clicks have a nice quality feel. The side buttons are very easy to push and require very little pressure to activate. The click sound is a bit on the loud side but I think that will calm down with use. The mouse wheel feels on par with my $100 gaming mouse, very nice, very smooth and does not take much effort to get it to do exactly what you want it to do. The colors I have to say are pretty sweet, not quite something I would get but my wife and kids were rather impressed and they enjoy it a lot (almost too much). The colors dont change too fast and they arent distracting while reading the screen but you definitely notice the mouse from a distance. The size of the mouse is pretty perfect as well. I am 62 and I prefer my mouse with a little girth and this thing has some. It fits comfortably in the palm of my hand without having to cup my hand or hover over the mouse and use it with my finger tips. Overall, at this price point, I am second guessing my choice of gaming mouse. Its perfect for games if you are on a budget.

Let me start by saying that I am NOT a gamer. I needed to find a new mouse because my older model work computer wasnt handling a wireless mouse very well. It would glitch and freeze up and it was driving me crazy!! I tried every fix I could find on the internet when I finally decided I needed to try a wired mouse. I was also experiencing some pretty decent pain/numbness in my wrists and forearms. I have been experimenting with chair height, distance, and posture to try and reduce the pain and the next steps would be some sort of additional support. Ive had this mouse for about 2 weeks now. The cord is 4.5 long, braided, and very sturdy. Plenty of room to go from my desk, down the back and into the tower. The colors are really pretty and calming. Its a constant slow change from one color to another. No glitches and no freezes! The mouse is also much better for handling than my previous mouse. Its nice and big and feels so comfortable. After figuring out where to sit best along with this mouse, my wrist and forearm pain/numbness is almost completely gone! I dont think I will need anything else and the fix cost less than $15. Highly recommend.

I got this mouse as a replacement for my old one, and it has a few minor things I dislike. The pros are the price and the fact that the mouse is very pretty. Im in love with the shiftING colors, and it fits my aesthetic for my computer. Some of the downsides are the fact that the side buttons dont really work that well. They do work, but its very hard to press them. I feel like I have to shove it inside the mouse to make it work. I dont use the side buttons much, so it doesnt greatly affect me, but its still mildly annoying. The other one is that this mic is so light it feels like Im pushing around a ping pong ball thats a mouse. Again, not huge, but a mild complaint. The last thing is that this mouse is a bit laggy. Im not really using it for gaming, just for regular day to day tasks, but it does throw me off at times. If you just need a cheap, simple and very pretty mouse, this is it! If you need a legitimate gaming mouse, you might want to look elsewhere.

Not good for nighttime use. My grandparents bedroom is right next to mine, and I worry at night because of how loud the clicks are, that it might wake them up. So I usually just end up unplugging it and using my laptop touchpad, which kinda sucks. But for the aesthetic of the lights (which Im a sucker for, yes I own stardust leds and lightup cat ear headphones), I would definitely recommend. Plus its pretty cheap, so its obviously not gonna be the best quality. But it hasnt, like, broken or anything yet so thats a good sign!