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

Pros: -Light -VERY comfortable to hold -3389 sensor -optical switches -for the price you pay, you get more top tier features than a lot of mice selling at twice that price Cons: -this is just my experience, but this mouse is very wide making horizontal movement challenging -I prefer to use this mouse more for browsing and casual gaming, I do not play well in FPS games due to my casual claw grip style

This is my favorite mouse Ive ever used. Super lightweight, shape fits like a glove (very underrated IMO) and my aim in FPS feels sharp as ever. Cable is also one of the best stock Ive ever used and makes it feel wireless without the added latency. Now the problem is Cooler Masters quality control is notoriously pretty bad. Ive went through many CM mice and they either had a creaky shell or developed mushy buttons in less than 6 months of use. I only got lucky with one glossy MM720. CM has you covered for a replacement but dont be surprised if it still has the same problems as the one you sent back. If you win the lottery and get a unit from a good batch, this is easily in the Top 3 of gaming mice as long as the shape works for you. Good luck.

Ive been a storm spawn user since their inception, and purchased several over the years. Sadly, they havent been available for years, and the xornet ii was just a downgrade. This, the mm720, has the same shape and supportive feel of the spawn, however it is very slippery and jittery, due to the fact the entire mouse is made of super slick light-weight plastic. As a claw gripper, I find this slick material keeps making my index and middle fingers slip from position constantly. I know their is some kind of tape I can apply, but Im reviewing this mouse as is. Its the best option still available for spawn lovers. I just miss the rubber, grip, and quality of the original.

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

Pros: Nice shape. Unique shape. Very comfortable. Really nice and flexible cable. No paracord mod is need. Build quality is solid compared to the mm710 or mm711 Nice RGB lights Software is good Nice large mouse feet glides Nice fast optical switches for mouse 1 and mouse 2 70million cycles for switches Nice side buttons Nice matt texture. Nice light scroll wheel Cons mouse 1 and mouse 2 has no tactility. They are fast but do not feel good to click. This mouse would be one of mains if the clicks were better.

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 ;)

Decided to get a different brand because my Logitech Hero mouse became unusable due to double clicking issue (that seems to be widely known and common among recent Logitech mouse users). This is one of the lightest mouse in the market. I have small female hands and use a claw type grip, and this mouse is comfortable enough for me. The wire is a very flexible cloth material, not like the stiffer braided cables. The mouse has a different type of switch from Logitech, which claims to be resistant to the dreaded double clicking issue while being just as comfortable to click, and I believe it. Ive used this mouse for over two years now, and Ive experienced zero issues. I was kind of concerned of the honey comb looking holes allowing debri to collect inside the mouse, but that doesnt seem to be an issue. The mouse buttons are easy to press and very responsive (I was using a computer from my college and that really put me into perspective on how AWFUL a bad mouse can feel) . One thing to note is that the DPI switch is below the mouse, so you arent able to swap between DPI fast or on the fly. If you need to swap between different DPIs frequently, then I wouldnt get this mouse. I paid full price for this mouse because I got it when it had just come out. I dont regret it at all and Im very happy with my purchase. For the discounted price I see right now (29.99), Im not sure if theres a better mouse than this.

Ive owned this for about a year and a half now, and I cant go to another mouse now. I have some issues with my hand cramping when gripping a mouse for a while due to ring finger placement, but the support from this mouse negates it. Ive seen questions about grip, but can say its not an issue. There is more than enough grip area, plus it is insanely light. I cant give 5 stars, as the left click button is starting to fail, plus the cord has kinking issues, but if you have cramping issues, this mouse is a must have. And with the price, I dont mind replacing it every year or so.

Gave up on Logitech (eventual button and double-click failures for two mice less than a year old). Went back to a wired mouse because it never leaves my desk anyway. Comfortable and responsive. However the color features get annoying real-fast so, if youre like me and dont care for the RGB light-show, download their software and turn if off.

I was back and forth on whether I should get this or the Logitech G-Pro Wireless. Im glad I made my choice with this mouse, it is very light at 50grams. The skates are OK, it is best that you replace them with corepads or hyperglides. The mouse has improved my aiming, it was difficult at first though because of the finger rest. YOU WILL not aim well when you first start using this mouse if you are coming from a more traditional mouse shape. It will take atleast a week before you get accustomed to the shape. I have been using this mouse for a little over 3 months now and have no regrets. Definitely a underrated top tier mouse.