KLIM Blaze Pro Rechargeable Wireless Gaming Mouse with Charging Dock RGB - New 2023 - High-Precision Sensor and Long-Lasting Battery - Up to 6000 DPI - Great PC Gaming Mouse Wireless - White

(733 reviews)

Price
$44.97

Color
Quantity
(20000 available )

Total Price
Share
71 Ratings
58
5
5
1
2
Reviews
  • Daniel Gallardo Garcia

    > 3 day

    This mouse is awesome. Lobe the fact that it is wireless rechargeable. I use it for work. The only one thing I wish it had was a switch to turn off the base lights or if the lights only turned on when it is charging. But it is always on. When you connect the mouse the mouse lights up and blinks but the base is always on. Other than that it is awesome and not expensive in my opinion at all do not know about how long it lasts but have used it for 4 days at about 10 hours a day and just recharged it because I didnt want it to die the next day while working.

  • Snickster

    > 3 day

    Stopped working after a few months, was interrogated by customer service for 2 weeks before they agreed to send a replacement, then they sent to the wrong address

  • Cat from Mars

    > 3 day

    This is great! It immediately connected with my PC and the battery life is decent. I use this for when I am sitting further away from my PC and not for gaming, but even at a distance it connects and glides well. The colors are really cool. No complaints here!

  • A Gamer at Heart

    > 3 day

    I paired this with my gaming laptop for use on the go. I prefer a rechargeable, wireless mouse, especially because I need some flexibility when gaming outside my house. When I need to recharge, thankfully I can do so via USB-C, either directly through the mouse, or through the charging station. I use the station at home and just the mouse if I need to recharge elsewhere. I like the RGB, but I also like that I can turn it off via a button on the underside of the mouse to save battery life. The underside also has a place to stash the dongle. The software is simple and straightforward and allows for remapping, RGB tweaking, DPI, speed, etc. I also really appreciated that I did not have to register to download drivers or a PDF of the manual (it did come with a paper manual.) Having to register to actually use a product you pay for makes me insane (Hello Razer!) Overall, this is a well made, well executed mouse at under $50. I recommend it for basic gaming needs. Hope this helps!

  • Ivan Nava

    > 3 day

    really great mouse, higher quality than those others at this price point, charging dock wireless and rgb? what a deal, the packaging was outstanding, felt premium , the mouse is lightweight , charging the mouse is easy , only bad thing is the charging station .it does not provide access to peripherals, like the dongle it came with or other keyboards, its more of a charging port for phones or other devices that would need a charge, this charging station would need to be connected via usb to a power brick or the pc itself and the dongle would have to be connected to another usb port, requiring 2 slots, which could be an issue to some, other than the issue mentioned above i would recommend this mouse if you want something wireless and rechargeable at a competing price.

  • Hot.Coffee

    > 3 day

    Easy to set up, Got this for the wife and she loves it. the charging base actually holds the mouse takes a bit as my aim was off one or 2 times. I not throwing away my G502 just yet, but I could use this no problem for gaming. On sale, this was a steal and would even consider getting it at full price! If you are not into RGB dont get this.

  • Jeff

    > 3 day

    CONs - WAY too small. PROs - Everything but its size. If this mouses palm rest was just a little bit bigger, this mouse would be fantastic. The RGB is a thin line at the base of the mouse with the logo also glowing. The lighting for both can be easily adjusted intedendantly via the easy-to-use software or it can be turned off completely as can the lighting for the base of the charger which itself is excellent with its just-right weight coupled with its non-slip pads on the bottom that allows for the mouse to be hung up on the charger easily without having to chanse it across the desk as you try to connect the mouse to the charging base. If you dont like the charger, the mouse can be plugged directly into a USB-C to charge. Ive read a few comments asking what hardware it has under its shell but didnt immediately see any answers so If you watch the product video, itll quickly list out the type of optical sensor it has, which is the PixArt PMW3325 A quick google search shows this to be a very good and accurate sensor and I have to agree. I played 2042 for an hour and I swear I did better using this mouse than I did with my wired Harpoon. For the price and having a 5yr warranty? This thing is an absolute win-win. Did I mention it also charges fast? Im torn between returning it because its much too small for my hand, to customizing it somehow so that I have a bigger palm rest as my hand started to cramp after the hour I played of 2042 as I had to use the claw style of holding the mouse and my hands are just too big to game in that way. Ive always bought cheap so I dont know how this mouse would compare against a highend Razer, Steelseries or Logitec mouse, but this Blaze pro is the best mouse ive ever used for gaming and Ive been gaming for decades. As in several, which I know dont mean diddly squat to all of you since you dont know me from Adam, but suffice it to say I game. A lot. (Which again, I know doesnt mean anything lol) 3 stars because I didnt read anywhere stating it was for small hands. Make this same mouse for people with bigger hands and itd be an easy 5 stars every day of the week and twice on Sundays!

  • Courtland J. Carpenter

    > 3 day

    Besides writing tons of reviews for Amazon products, Im an avid online game player. Ive earned a star in a game called co-op that means over level 1000, and it took me years to reach the milestone. Its a mouse heavy game where you pair with a partner to beat a number of missions at different difficulties. Its a mouse heavy game, so there are thousands of clicks on the mouse in just a few months of play. Ive worn out the buttons on over a dozen mice during that time. For some reason, the rechargeable mice are worse, and especially the side held ergo style mice. Ive had better success with battery powered mice, many I purchase for about 10 bucks. This costs much more than those, but it claims 10 million clicks, It thats an exaggeration, Ill know eventually, if its not, Ill be happy. The mouse has good resolution and can be set to scroll very quick or slowly depending on the application. I set it for my game, and it works well. The charging method is unique to most rechargeable mice, it uses a charging stand and has contact points on the bottom. The mouse sits on this dock which plugs into a USB A power source. Ive had some problems with cheap rechargeable mice with defective micro-USB inputs, a few broke went I inserted the cable. Theres an on off switch on the bottom, although if left alone I think it powers down if placed on a flat stable surface. The on off button is opposite of some Ive had to make sure to check it. There is a second push button on the bottom that changes the lighting colors, its recessed so it should keep the setting when the mouse is used until pressed again. The dock had a plastic molded area to hold the mouse in place and two contacts are connected when its being powered up. I hope it lasts the way they claim, its a nice standard design mouse. Recommended.

  • BKR

    > 3 day

    I dig this mouse light weight and works really good. Good long lasting battery so far and Ive had no issues with it at all so I say that is a good deal.

  • Kathi

    > 3 day

    I have a lot of high dollar mice but this inexpensive choice seems to get the most use. Its comfortable in the hand and precise

KLIM Blaze Gaming MouseKLIM Blaze Gaming Mouse
KLIM Blaze Pro WhiteKLIM Blaze Pro White

How long does the battery last?

It depends on the use intensity and the RGB effect brightness and ranges from 18 hours (about 5 days of normal use) to 150 hours (about 28 days).

How does the charging dock work?

Connect the dock to your computer using the provided cable and then insert the USB receiver to the dock"s frontal port (or directly to your computer if you prefer). To charge the mouse, simply place it on the dock until it snaps into position.

Can the RGB / buttons be customized?

Yes, you can download a customization software (Windows only) to rebind the buttons, change the mouse settings, customize the RGB colors and effects, and set up useful macros.

The mouse switches off automatically, is that normal?

Yes, the mouse enters sleep mode after a short period of inactivity to save battery. To reactivate it, simply press any button.

Can it be used while charging?

Yes, just unplug the cable from the back port of the dock and connect it directly to your mouse to continue working or playing in wired mode.

KLIM Blaze Technical Specifications

Weight 5.18 oz / 147 g
Dimensions 4.9 x 2.65 x 1.55 in / 12.5 x 6.75 x 3.95 cm
Battery duration 18 hours at 100% brightness, 150 hours with lights off
Sensor PMW 3325
DPI 600 to 6000
Response time 1 ms
Number of buttons 6
Connection modes Wireless USB receiver, USB cable
Mouse customization Via KLIM"s dedicated software (for Windows): Change RGB Settings, Create Macros, Remap Buttons and more!
Package contents Wireless Gaming Mouse, Charging Dock, USB Cable, Wireless USB Receiver, User manual

Related products

Shop
( 1288 reviews )
Top Selling Products