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

Great mouse thus far. Cant even tell its a corded mouse.

Es un buen mouse con una buena construcción cómodo y no pesa mucho.

It is a reliable mouse. Yes you can turn off the led light on it. Prefer this to a wireless mouse, and no charging!!!!

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 jawn fire thoughhhh. My mm711 started to develop LMB miss clicks, you would hear the audible clicking but they wouldnt register which imo is not acceptable for daily use, regardless of the activity. To be fair though, the mm711 lasted a solid 5-6yrs daily driven which seems good in my book. Initially the mm720 felt very unfamiliar and somewhat unpleasant (ergonomically) because of the ring/pinky finger separation but after about 48hrs I was chillin. If this one starts acting up I might buy another one, I love the low-lift threshold that comes on sensors of the MM710/720. Scroll wheel is butter, dont like how the dpi is under the mouse but whatever its something I set and never touch anyways.

Ive been using this style of mouse from Cooler Master since it was called the Spawn in 2013. Its unique, extremely comfortable ergonomic shape is simply perfect. However, this newest iteration is an absolute disaster, and Im surprised its been rated so well. 1) The actuation of the left/right click is so much slower and less responsive than its predecessors (Xornet, Spawn). In other words, you cant click as fast. 2) The scroll wheel has less teeth, making scrolling slower and not as smooth. 3) The quality of the plastic/composite feels much cheaper. 4) The prior models had a high quality rubber inlay for better grip/control. This new model (MM720) ships bare, with some cheap little adhesive stickers you can apply to the sides and left/right click. Aside from just being cheap, the problem is the edges rub up against your palm since theres no more inlays anymore (really annoying). 5) The Ultraweave cable feels like a normal cable with a loose sheath wrapped around it (definitely does not feel like a high quality braided cable). 6) The holes in the body of the mouse make no sense and serve no function other than to illuminate the mouse from the RGB lighting (no, it doesnt make the mouse breathable). All sorts of crap collects in there, making it a huge pain to clean, and all of the ridges in those holes start to collect skin cells from use. 7) Having to download software to control your mouse lighting isnt ideal. It would be nice if it was off by default, and then people who want to turn it on can download the software to control it... Overall it just seems like CM went the cheap route on everything, added some RGB lighting to cater to that fad, and undid everything great about the old designs. The only reason I give it another star is its the only mouse I know of with this particular shape.

I suggest to NOT add the grip tape it comes with. The price goes from $45 to $18 bucks. For anything below $20, this is a great mouse for work and general use, but I am not liking it for gaming at all. It seems to have a delay in clicking and sensor wise.

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

I have been using this line of products since the Xornet in 2013, with 3 mice purchased since then. I do not use it as a claw grip, as advertised. Rather, my palm rests perfectly on it, with my wrist resting on my desk as a pivot point. I love that this iteration, the MM720, is smaller, just like the Xornet, and so, so much lighter, likely thanks to the honeycomb design. The buttons feel sharp and responsive, the mouse wheel is tight, and the software is lightweight and easy to use. For reference, I play a variety of click-intensive and precision-reliant games such as competitive CS:GO and Old School RuneScape. There is a combo button functionality that allows changing profiles with button combinations. Of course there are also full rebinds and macros. (Beware, some games do not tolerate macros, and you can be banned if you use them.) Overall, Im extremely satisfied. I might even buy another one in case the product line changes direction in the future ;)

This is easily one of the best mice Ive ever used and Im a bit of a collector, Ive used basically all the top gaming mice. I was really surprised how good it is, it completely exceeded my expectations. Out of all the mice I have, I just keep coming back to this brilliant mouse. -The ergos are incredible for fingertip grip or a hybrid fingertip-palm grip, it just fits perfectly in your fingers. The little ring finger support is perfect and one of the most unique features you cant really find anywhere else, I reeeeally wish more mice would implement this feature, so few of them do, it allows you to use all your fingers to control vs. your pinky and ring finger not really making good connection with the body of the mouse and your pinky just kind of hanging out in the air or on the mousepad. The shape might not be for everybody, but if you havent tried it yet you have to, its great, I feel super confident using it. -The weight is the lightest Ive ever used at only 50 grams it feels incredible and glides so easily and smoothly. The only mouse that Ive tried that is this lightweight is the cooler master mm730. In my experience using lots of different mice, I find that generally, the lighter the mouse the better the feel and this one takes the #1 prize in that category (unless you buy something extreme and expensive like Zaunkoenig M2K at 24 grams) -The Cord is really good, very flexible, much better than the Razer mice, but not quite as good as the Glorious cables (which are the best) but close. -The build quality feels great so far, no creaking or flexing or anything, nice clicks -Scroll wheel could be better, depending on the copy you get it can be perfect, the 1st one I got has one part where it makes a little click due to the design of the spring, not a deal breaker at all, but I got a 2nd one and it was totally perfect All I can say is I hope cooler master never stops making this gem, and more mice are made like this in general, it is currently my favorite mouse and probably will be for years unless somebody produces something that can match it. Not to mention the price is fantastic, I paid like $30, there are a lot of mice out there that are inferior in many categories that cost 2-3x as much. In fact the new deathadder v3 pro is like $150 which is insane, its literally 5x what this insanely good mouse cost. You could literally get 5 of these for the price of 1 of those, and is that mouse 5x better? No. Even though it looks like a really nice mouse, Id honestly be surprised if it was even 1x as good as this mouse, forget 5x. So this mouse is a no-brainer, get it.