Rosewill RGB Gaming Mouse with Ambidextrous Grip for Computer/PC/Laptop/Mac Book with 10000 DPI Optical Gaming Sensor and Comfortable Ergonomic Design w/9 Buttons (NEON M62)

UPDATE: Almost 3 years later and this is still one of the better mouses I've purchased. The buttons are still super responsive, it tracks as well as it ever has and I've had zero issues with it. I recently bought another mouse as a JIC replacement and I really wish I'd just bought another of the same type when I said I would (I forgot). I may just do that anyway now. Buy this mouse. You won't regret it!! I bought this as an afterthought. I was mostly excited about my new keyboard (also a Rosewill and as it turns out, not as cool as my new mouse) but this has become my favorite purchase. The buttons are responsive and have a really nice feel to them. It has a good weight to it, not too light but just heavy enough that it doesn't feel (or sound) like it's hollow. The shape is perfect for my hand and the way I use a mouse. The wheel feels solid and moves easily while not feeling cheap in the least. The lighting is easy to set up using the software. it has a really nice, decently long braided cable which I was very happy to see. It even has a fairly nice texture... My only complaint would be the DPI switch feels a little strange (it's a rocker switch - back for - and forward for +) but I honestly think that might just be me and not a fault of the mouse since it's still easy to use I'll be keeping this and buying an extra to keep around JIC. I will also recommend this to friends.

This is a great mouse that I am happy I bought. I like that it is the most sensitive mouse I have ever had. It responds to any surface you use it on, even if it is not a mouse pad. It is run by battery and has a power saving feature by which it shuts itself off as soon as you shut off your computer, or if you cease to use it for a few minutes. It instantly comes back on as soon as you click on it. The small size of it makes it very comfortable for the hand. Goodbye to wired mice. The buyer should be aware that when it arrives the battery compartment also has the remote USB connector in a slot next to the battery port. I love this thing!

I love this mouse. In fact I liked it so much I have two of them, one for my person computer and one for my work computer. It's comfortable in my hand and accurate. I love the adjustable speed at the click of a button and the colorful LEDs. I love the shape of this mouse. It's the right length and the height is perfect. It's just a comfortable, well made mouse. The first one I got over 2 years ago and it still works great. I use this mouse 10-12 hours a day for work and my hand and wrist feel fine after. I don't game a lot on my PC but it works well for the games I do play. If you want a good all around mouse for work and play then this is the mouse to get.

I struggled a bit to configure it but ended up being able to set the different speeds for the colors. It works well but feels a little too light and some parts of the plastic feel a bit too "cheap plastic-ish". It does the job but sometimes (a couple months after the purchase) it lacks accuracy, even trying different settings. Like, you would try to click on a small checkbox and the pointing arrow would "vibrate" a little on the screen. I also expected it to be bigger enough for my hands. My hands are not SUPER big, only big for a woman(I'm tall). Still, my fingers overflow and they can touch the mousepad. My fingertips can get a bit sore sometimes due to this unless I "cramp" my hand a little, which is exactly what I didn't want to do and why I purchased this mouse that was supposed to be for a "Big Hand User". The mouse also lacks an "egonomic place" for the pinkie finger. (It has a "place" for the rest of the fingers.)

A while ago my old Razer mouse was acting up and my friend gave me this one that had come with his case. After an unfortunate accident* it broke, but I liked it enough to purchase another one. As I say in the title, I believe this is a really solid mouse for the price point. I have had no issues with the tracking ability when playing mostly league of legends with some call of duty (and other first person games) on the side. I am only docking it a star because the middle mouse button has given me some problems. I have to press it harder and at a certain angle in order to get it to register. Overall I would buy again if it were to break again. I'm over the $50+ gaming mice. *Does not withstand indirect desk smash...

Love this mouse, I've been using it for around 4 months now no issue, the only drawbacks to it are it only has two thumb buttons if you want more, it only has one button to switch dpi rather than a dpi up and down button, it doesn't have any weight customization if you care about that and the mouse wheel doesn't have a release button to spin it fast for those that like that. But if you don't care about that stuff it really is a great mouse for the 30 dollars i paid for it. It has rgb which is cool i guess, the Rosewill mouse software allows you to customize the dpi for each level the dpi button switches to and you can change a bunch of other useful things as well including the rgb, also the mouse is really comfortable and has the basic sort of design I like; no weird alien or mech designs here like many other gaming mice have. A simple mouse for the simple gamer with all the most important things you'd want on a gaming mouse.