Cooler Master MM711 RGB-LED Lightweight 60g Wired Gaming Mouse - 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, 20 Million Click Omron Switches, Smooth Glide PTFE Feet, and Ambidextrous Honeycomb Shell - Matte Black

Ive used a heavier mouse for my entire life, usually a Razer, but after really spending a few weeks trying to improve aim in shooters as best as I could, I really started to feel like perhaps the weight was holding me back, so I decided to try out one of these featherweight mice that Ive heard so much hype about. I have big hands so I wasnt sure I would like changing to such a smaller form of mouse, but after browsing a little I came upon this mouse and thought why not try it for the price, and my lord, has it made a huge difference. Really allows for some insanely precise control and its manufactured well. I highly recommend getting a bungee to hold up the cord, if youre anything like me, youll be whipping the cord around like crazy. I highly recommend the BenQ Zowie Camade but anything works. Overall its not the greatest mouse ever designed but it is an incredible mouse and given the price, Id give it a massive recommendation, especially if you havent used a similarly light mouse before and just wish to try one out. You may be surprised.

10 months of owning it, the mouse doesn’t work right. Very bad connection. I do not recommend this at all.

I don’t really use the side buttons, but they stopped working in a way they only worked. I couldn’t do anything else because the side buttons kept on being pressed and they weren’t even being pushed on. So I bought a new mouse; the same.

I loved this mouse until all of a sudden broke and had to buy another mouse it broke in like 1 month.

All I can say is the best mouse I love it and Im happy with it

I loved the MM710 for the weight and fit in my hand. Unfortunately I bought gloss which leaves fingerprints and oil residue after awhile of use. It also made it more difficult to grip. I also own the razer viper mini for 2yrs. This mouse closely compares to the razer viper mini with the size, weight, and feel. I find my self swapping between the razer viper mini and the mm711 often with no issue. The only real difference is the hump of the 711 is slightly higher in the back and the side buttons stick out slightly more. It’s really personal preference. In my experience the software for mm711 is not as good and feels more clunky than razors. Other than that really good mouse.

Its a good mouse overall, been using it for a month now. It feels good in my hand, its light, and RGB customization is easy. My one issue with it is the wire. I play shooter games on low dpi so I make a lot of large movements back and forth with the mouse. The wire gets itself tangled sometimes and then I can really feel the resistance so then I have to find a moment to untangle it. It might just be my setup however I didnt have this problem with my previous mouse.

Not quite top tier build quality, but otherwise its a perfect mouse at this size and shape.

A Very Light weight design. I was going to buy the mm710 version but the RGB is sick on this mouse! 10 grams heavier but you cant tell the difference.. A little bit of creeking when you push on the sides, mouse does rattle when you shake it, but for now it doesnt bother me or hinder any gameplay. The mouse is also sensitive, You might have to adjust the sensitivity in the settings. Otherwise a great purchase for my build.

Well, it was good for the time it lasted -and it was only about a year - loved it but it left me alone now .