Hcman Gaming Mouse Wired,Programmable 7 Buttons,[Upgraded Version] Led Backlit & 5 DPI Mode,Comfortable Grip with Fire…

** EDIT ** BEWARE – they have changed the mouse listed on this page- this review, and many others, concern the FLesports g52 gaming mouse **I thought I was taking a risk only paying a few dollars for a mouse with this many features. I figured I would get something of workable low quality but instead I find I received something with a value much higher than its cost. I have no complaints at all with this mouse after using it for 4-5 months across many applications and would happily recommend it to anyone.I’m sure other reviews cover many of the reasons this is a good mouse so I will just add a few small things I especially liked.The DPI on this mouse is a adjustable down all the way to 100dpi and goes in increments of 100dpi – this was much appreciated as my previous, more expensive mouse, would only go as low as 400. Also the light on the scroll wheel being a different color makes it so you are able to know which DPI setting you are on when you have several different settings that are close together.If looking at the features this mouse has interests you then I would say buy it without worrying about its quality or price or anything – all the features work, the mouse works, the quality is good, its just a great steal.

This mouse works and looks amazing. I use it to play World of Warcraft and Steam games. The driver allows for a full range of customization. The LED settings can be chosen and are not restricted to DPI settings. For example, the default for blue is 1200, pink 1600, red 2400, and purple 3200. I use 1600 DPI setting, but I wanted the light to show purple, not pink. So I went to base settings and adjusted the purple 3200 bar (4th one down) to my preferred DPI setting (1600). Now I’m using 1600 with the purple LED! If the bottom feels rough on your mouse pad, don’t forget to remove the scratch sheet from the bottom. It feels a little bigger in my hand than my previous mouse, but I’ll get used to it. Definitely recommend this mouse.EDIT: After 48hrs of use I’m having issues with the LED. It’s stuck on red no matter what I do. Unplugged the mouse from my PC, reset settings, reinstalled driver.. Nothing, it’s just stuck on red. Cycling through the DPI button does nothing.. will be returning so I can purchase a different mouse.

This mouse has a nice long cord making it great for a desktop. The mouse is very comfortable when used all day. It is very responsive and the colors are fun, however the forward/back buttons are on both sides of the mouse and I frequently bump them with my pinky.

I ordered this mouse for gaming/productivity. The packaging was a little bland but after all it doesn’t matter too much. After a couple weeks of use I began to notice a small but audible squeak when I’d press the left mouse button semi-quickly. The RGB on the mouse is pretty decent altough I wish I could have used the software to customize the mouse’s settings and hopefully the RGB. But unfortunately, when I tried to download it it would take me to a google doc with a picture and video of the software along with the software itself but when I clicked download barely anything would happen. I tried multiple times with no success. The mouse fits into my hand nicely and is pretty comfortable with a little textured area for your thumb to rest. Next to that area are two customizable keys, which to be honest don’t feel that nice and are a little to mushy and don’t feel very responsive. The scroll wheel feels very loose and sometimes scrolls too far in games where it’s needed. For it being a 10$ mouse it does ok, but I’d suggest you’d buy something different that is in the 30$-60$ range.

Overview:For ~$10 this mouse is exactly what I wanted for a bit of gaming!Details:I do light pc gaming here and there and didn’t want to invest in a spendy gaming mouse but wanted something a bit more than the dependable wireless 5 button I use for normal computing. I tried a spooky cheap (< $*8) mouse and it was a complete debacle (and there’s a small to moderate chance my computer is now a part of a Chinese botnet given the SUPER sketchy driver disk provided) so I decided to take one more shot at a “value” gaming mouse. I will admit I’m not utilizing any “programmable” functions, but the scroll wheel feels nice, the DPI button steps through fine, the red “rapid fire” button is a fun novelty and and the kooky breathing RGB glowing isn’t too ridiculous.