Cooler Master MM711 White 60G RGB Gaming Mouse with Lightweight Honeycomb Shell, Ultralight Ultraweave Cable, Pixart 3389 16000 DPI Optical Sensor

Excelente mouse, solo que pedi el glossy y me enviaron el matte, ojo ahí.

The mouse is feel quite small. Its not extra small by any means. However, it lack supports for ring finger and its a little too light without any stickiness to the surface. I got the gloss white and its quite slick. Its a really narrow mouse, if you have fairly large hands, it might not be for you. Also since theres practically no weight and no place to rest your ring and pinky, its really tiring to use for long period of time. Tracking is awesome. Its a quality mouse, but if you have fairly large and wide hands, wait/order the mm720. As you can see in my photo, the MX Master while chunky, its much more comfortable. I believe the mm720 will be close to the MX Master.

I recently bought the mm711 for my living room setup to use for productivity and gaming on the side. As far as I can see this mouse has good build quality and is considerably light weight. I bought this mouse on sale for BF, so that was a plus. The RGB lighting looks nice, the only thing I can complain about is PTFE feet. I can feel some friction, but swap out the feet for some hyperglides and getting a nicer mouse pad will fix that. This mouse is really good value and on sale its even better. The mm711 is basically the mm711 just with RGB lighting which adds 7 grams. (It also comes in more colors.)I would definitely recommend the mm710 or the mm711 to a friend. Im planning on buying the mm710 for my streaming setup to replace my Logitech G pro wireless. The mm710 and mm711 are both solid mouses for the price and I would definitely recommend.

I dont usually write products reviews but there seemed to be opposing ideas and reviews on this product and after biting the bullet and ordering one regardless of negative comments (left and right click wobbling, internal sounds when shook etc) Im here to leave my 2 cents on this mouse. Now I usually dont play FPS exclusively, therefore never really wanted/needed an FPS focused mouse such as this product. But recently Ive gotten into some competitive shooters where I wanted to try something different than the Razer mmo mouse Ive been using. Let me tell you this right off the bat: this mouse is SUPER lightweight. Its so much lighter than my old one and it slides incredibly well on my mousepad that I had to lower my sensetivity. Its very great for fps games as advised. I actually felt the improvement on my performance within the first day. Which makes me sad because I feel like Ive been blocking myself from playing well by using my old Razer mouse. For those who are reading this to see if the other negative comments are true: my mouse doesnt have any internal rattling or wobbly clicks. Everything about the build seems solid and sturdy. Cable is also very high quality and super light weight and quite long which works with my setup. I have to say this. This mouse is a little bit small. Not a negative for me as my hands arent big nor small. But ergonomically it took some getting used to. So if you have big hands fair warning; this mouse might be a little small for you BUT its all to cut down from weight so if you are looking for a light mouse and have big hands, Im not sure if there is a large light weight mouse, so you might just have to get one of these MM710s to see if you like it.

For reference, my hand size is about 19cm x 10cm and use claw grip. Previously, Ive used other gaming mice such as Logitech G Pro Wireless, Finalmouse Ultralight Phantom, Finalmouse UL2, and G-Wolves Skoll. Pros: • 53g total weight is incredible • M1 and M2 clicks were very crisp in my copy with no pre-travel • Side buttons are also crisp and had very minimal pre-travel • Scroll wheel has nicely defined steps and feels smooth • Middle click is tactile • Stock cable is just as good as paracord Cons: • Not necessarily a con, but Im not a big fan of the stock mouse feet and will be upgrading it whenever possible. While the stock mouse feet are made from PTFE, theyre on the thinner side and its edges arent rounded. When using a slower mouse pad like the Zowie GSR, you can feel some slight friction. I imagine this not being an issue with a faster mouse pad like the AMP500 or anything from Artisan. However, this doesnt mean the stock mouse feet are bad by any means. Ive just been spoiled after market mouse skates from Hyperglide and Tiger Arc. Other Notes: • Side wobble on M1 and M2 were not present in my copy as noted in some complaints made online. I may have lucked out or received a newer batch that fixed these issues. • When gripping the mouse fairly hard on the sides, I wasnt able to replicate issues of the side buttons actuating. In fact, there wasnt any flex in the side walls at all. • I gave the mouse a good shaking and there wasnt any rattling either • Honestly, for $50, the MM710 gives you the best bang for your buck compared to other ultralight mice that are out there right now. • Shape is really important when choosing a mouse. While the MM710 is quite small, the wider and taller back makes a big difference in comfort. Claw gripping this feels perfect for my hand size. When comparing this shape to the Finalmouse UL2, I just couldnt get a comfortable grip on it without switching to fingertip grip because of the slimmer and shorter back.

If you’ve been eying that expensive, hard to find, finalmouse you can forget about it. Though this is not as light it is still one of the lightest on the market and the difference is negligible. Everyone is different but I’ve tried both the new finalmouse and the model o- and this is hands down better because of the shape and materials. The texture on this mouse is great and the shape, to me, This is the best ambidextrous small form shape out now. Where this mouse stands apart in terms of shape is the hump on the back of the mouse, this is something that the finalmouse and o- have but it’s incredibly low making them pretty much fingertip only mice. Unless you got really small hands. Now for those who are fingertip gamers, great, I’m not and there’s a lot who are not as well so those nice aren’t comfortable. Mouse 1 and 2 feel great. Side buttons feel even better and they’re even like a triangular shape so you just have to barely roll your thumb and you can actuate them which is an awesome design. And the mouse wheel is great as well, it’s thin and not loose or chewy like the finalmouse. In the end this is favorite ambidextrous mouse after searching and searching I love it.

I wanted a mouse that could compete the Razer Viper Mini that was wireless. Of course, the Signature Edition is a thing but way out of my budget and wanted wireless mouse under $100. I previously used the Glorious Model O Wireless and it was great but its battery life was terrible and needed something smaller. At first, I was hesitant to try the MM712 because the reviews on the MM710/11 was poor build quality. However, the MM712 is the exact opposite with exceptional durability and a way longer battery life up to 3 days with a charge time of under 2 hours. I do want to point out the sensor placement on the MM712 as it is positioned higher than any gaming mouse out there. It actually did make a big impact in my performance as general dragging and flicking made it too fast overshooting my targets, forcing me to lower my in-game DPI by like 10%. It did take some getting used to but now got the hang of it. In my opinion, this outranks the Viper Mini in wireless connectivity (obviously), but I prefer the shape of the Viper Mini with the hump in the middle and not the MM712 with the hump towards the back. The MM712 will be my wireless main for the time-being and is now my personal #1. Of course, I highly recommend.

I was really really happy with this mouse when I got it. It was very very comfortable, and just felt pretty nice. I didnt actually end up downloading the software until a few days before I got fed up with its borked state. The software didnt seem bad. The way it broke for me was itd just lose connection to my computer, make it spaz out in whatever game I was playing at the time, make the sensitivity go bonkers and then go back to normal. Maybe I was abusive to it? Im not sure, but while I had it, it was a really nice mouse. Hopefully this was just an issue for me and not any others buying this mouse. Id say read some more reviews, see if anyone else is having this issue. If there are more like mine, Id avoid it and find another if you want a mouse that will last more than a year.

Be wary of QC though, seems to be a known thing with these, mine arrived with the sensor PCB not properly seated in the shell, I had to open up the mouse and seat it properly. Other than that, this is a superb mouse with one of the best sensors on the market.

The mouse itself is perfect. Lightweight, fits my small hand and works well for my gaming. However it is pretty fragile. Im on my 3rd on in 2 years but I play games that reuqire me bashing the mouse, so as long as you use it normally it should be fine. Great mouse nonetheless totally buying another one once this brand new one breaks