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

Little disclaimer: I’m not considered a ‘gamer’; I don’t play FPS games, Fortnite, etc. I casually play things like Terraria, DDO, Runescape, etc. To top it off, I’m on a Macbook. (Some of you are laughing right now, I know, but hey, it works.) My old mouse died, so I needed another one for cheap ASAP. Saw this, $10, decided to give it a shot. I personally love it. Moves smooth, quick reactions, LEDs are bright but not blinding, and it looks really sleek. I don’t like that the pattern resets itself super noticeably (fades slow thru all colors, suddenly snaps back to red). Not huge deal, might bother some. The side buttons also don’t work, but I’m pretty sure that’s solely because this is on a Mac. I’ve read about software you can download to let you edit your controls, but I’m not worried about it.

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.

EDIT: The company got into contact with me and sent a replacement that works perfectly, Ill leave the original review just for information sake but the company takes care of their customers and distribute fantastic mouses This is the 2nd time Ive purchased this mouse amd the first one worked very well but ultimately died at the hands of a toddler. I was expecting it to work exactly as my first one but as soon as I started using the mouse I immediately noticed it would jerk left whenever it wanted to. The lights also dont seem to work like my last one did since they turn off and back on during colour transition. I thought the problem would fix itself after a while but 15 days later and its worse. No amount of troubleshooting has fixed it. I dont know if its an issue with the white color specifically but this is disappointing in any case.

I prefer wireless mouses and I would rather not have black ones. Im always misplacing them or my cats are batting them God knows where. I hesitated slightly because this is a wired mouse, but that hasnt been much of a problem because of the length of the cord. I havent had any problems using this mouse. The constant, ever changing light is my favorite thing about this mouse. Even if it were wireless, short of the battery dying theres only one way I could lose this mouse. My cats. I am always subconsciously aware of this mouse because of the lights and how they very softly glow threw the design. Its a very soft, slow moving light so it doesnt disrupt my sleep or anything else I may be doing. I highly recommend this mouse, you wont be disappointed!

Ive already put about 30hrs of gaming into it and this mouse is light, smooth, and feels great. The lighting and color matches my alienware laptop perfectly, visually gorgeous. Its very responsive, though it lacks its own software like say a steelseries so your options are limited to when making adjustments. The cpi button on top doesnt seem to make any wildly noticeable changes, youll be adjusting sensitivity in windows. Otherwise for the price, its perfect.

Out of Box Review (Day1): Design: It seems symmetrical making is ok for left and right hands. Extra buttons are only on the left side of the mouse. Clicks feel clean and responsive. The scroll wheel turns with some resistance causing for a less smooth scrolling. DPI buttons are levered, so they sometimes click both bottoms at the same time. Otherwise, I still have yet to see a difference when increasing (Click away from the middle of the mouse?) or decreasing (Clicking toward the middle of the mouse?) Feel: Overall feel is nice. It has a nice matte finish (Deep black to the eye) with some nice vibrant colors. The colors from what I read up on, are no programmable and randomly strobe between Reds, Greens, Blues, Purples, Pinks and Yellows (Maybe white, but seems more ultra light blue). The mouses weight feels comfortable, but may be heavier than your basic mouse. Cons: Unable to choose, change or turn on lights. DPI buttons feel cheap and there is no real difference when changing the DPI. Overall: I give this a 5/5 at this time of using the product. This is an awesome Mouse for the price. I would suggest this to anyone who needs a quick replacement when short on cash or a backup mouse for when the time calls (Like me).

Kids needed mice for their Chromebooks for distance learning. Figure to help encourage their learning and keep it interesting, I had them pick mice to use. These are really reasonably priced and FUN. They work with Chromebooks with no issues. The sensor on them isnt great so you do need a proper mouse pad. I would not consider these gaming grade at all but better than the standard boring mice for office use. They are very light and feel a bit cheap. Only time will tell in terms of durability. Just need them to last the school year.

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!

Also, hoping it will crack up the various relatives who come by to keep the computer running when unplug-then-replug isnt the answer. The promotional CGI animation is friggin awesome, for some reason. Its over the top.

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.