Cooler Master MM720 RGB-LED Claw Grip Wired Gaming Mouse - Ultra Lightweight 49g Honeycomb Shell, 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, 70 Million Click Micro Switches, Smooth Glide PTFE Feet - Glossy Black

This is the mouse Ive Ive been waiting for.. I used to have a Razer Naga 2012 version mouse. It was the only mouse with a shape similar to this one. Ive always wondered why Razer changed the shape of the Naga. It actually sucks now. This coolermaster mm720 is shaped really close to the Razer Naga from 2012. Fits my hand perfectly and is so light and nice to use. I have a ton of mice, and this is going to be my daily driver. I dont understand why these companies make their mice so damn narrow.. To all companies that make mice... Make some wider mice please! Coolermaster should make a cordless version and a larger mm720 version for bigger hands.

Very comfortable mouse. I enjoy the software, but occasionally have to unplug and replug in the mouse to fix the custom keyboard binds (ctrl+keyboard key, occassionally will loose the ctrl until reset) The side buttons arent exactly where my thumb rests. And with all that I still give 5 stars because I enjoy using this mouse. Comfort is better than anything I have used. Edit, custom keybinds have been working flawlessly for months. Probably was a firmware issue. 5/5

I got the glossy version because it was the cheapest and expecting some cheap material, but it surprisingly pretty good with a smooth polished feel. Lets see how long that lasts though as I think it will get dirty fast. The build is EXCELLENT - no flexing at all. The wider shape does feel good to hold, I think I can get a more comfortable grip on it. The weakest part of the mouse however is the primary and secondary click, which feels spongy and cheap. It is bad enough to knock it down two stars. The free Dell mouse that came with my work computer has a better click than this. The side buttons are ok though. Optical sensor is decent. Lighting options are whatever. At least they are easy to set without any extra software.

Used to always buy heavy big mouses because my hands are huge - but i noticed i still cant palm grip the entire mouse, they are always too small (even the biggest one). so instead i decided to roll 180* and buy a very light mouse for my 2 fingers claw grip and boy of boy im never going back! i dont care for the high DPI etc, i use it on 800 anyways, sensor is absolutely fine and a very cheap price for such weight. will definitely buy again if it breaks.

This mouse is very comfortable, great for its price, and very light. The only issue I have with it is that the first one I got is continuously disconnecting due to a kink at the beginning of the wire near the mouse cover. The wire protection is great; its like a shoe lace, but the wire under it is very cheap.

This is the perfect shape; great for shooters. Regular mice shape just feel wrong to me now (too narrow), and Ive only used this for 1 day. I even just bought a second one as backup.

The mouse just feels great in the hand. Its super lightweight. It glides across my mousepad. The different lighting setups are all bright and awesome. Im excited to have found a good, claw grip mouse. Im hoping the style and weight will help ease some of my hand fatigue.

So far it’s a fantastic mouse. I was slightly worried about the LED colors and wasn’t sure if I would like them but I found that you can change between colors and LED modes or just turn the LEDs off. I actually bought this mouse for work and don’t plan to use it for gaming, but I could definitely see this mouse being great for it. I just fell in love with the ergonomics and had to buy it. I love the claw grip and it feels fantastic in hand. Also the cable is so lightweight and almost feels nonexistent it’s great. It comes with rubbery grips that you can put on the sides and top and Idk if I will use them but I definitely see it’s value. The glossy mouse could potentially get slippery when gaming, but for my purposes I don’t think it’s necessary as of yet. So far I love this mouse and I’m glad I bought it.

The mouse is extremely comfortable to use and has been functioning well for the 3 or so months I had it. Only has like two things that I dont like that kind of keep me from rating it 5 stars, but I would recommend nonetheless. Would recommend to those that play games or dont, its overall very pleasant and comfortable. The coating on the mouse feels a little odd (kinda chalky) and gets greasy and gross way too easily. I dont have particularly greasy hands, so its definitely a issue with the coating but its easy to clean with a Clorox wipe. I probably should have gotten the glossy version, it would have felt a lot more comfortable and I recommend others to get that one too. The software while great is not as customizable as I would like. Specifically the mouse has a layer shift function that allows you to basically transform some of the buttons to have different functions. The issue with this feature is that its awkward to use while playing games, it requires you to press down the scroll wheel and you cant bind it to a different button. If I was able to bind the layer shift to a different button like the back button it would have been a excellent mouse. The mouse does save everything on board though so you can use it without needing to constantly have the software for it running in the background.

If you were a fan of the old Spawn mouse, this is definitely for you. Its super light which is a huge plus -- weighed in at about 50grams. I loved the old Spawn so when I saw this was going to release I was super excited to give it a try. Over the years Ive personally switched more to a palm grip, so I prefer the length of my current mouse, but if I hadnt done that this would be the perfect mouse. Sensor is fantastic, the cable is as good as a cabled mouse can be, the weight is fantastic, buttons are great, materials are nice, rgb is really well done, and I think the scroll wheel has a good amount of tension. Finding the right mouse is really often about shape, and this one has such a unique shape that its worth giving a shot if you generally use a fingertip or claw grip and generally like the pinky rest idea (for 4 years since my spawn died I have been dragging my pinky on the mousepad like a heathen) this is a clear winner for that use. Ive included a photo of the mouse next to my Glorious Model O (which is a Zowie Fk 2 shape) for comparison - I think the rgb is better on the Cooler Master