X-11 Wireless Gaming Mouse, 8000 DPI Optical Sensor, RGB Backlit, MMO 9 Programmable Buttons, with Macro Recording Side Buttons, Rapid Fire Button, Rechargeable for Mac Windows Computer Gamer, Black

I really have enjoyed using this mouse. It was priced very well, and Ive used other wireless mice over the years; both using batteries and USB charging. The battery mouse last longer, but you are changing batteries still vs the USB charging eliminates that, like in this mouse. I will say I get enough useage out of the mouse before it dies, but it isnt as long as I would think. Also, I need to explore this more in depth, but I had the mouse in one setting and plugged it in using a fast charger power adaptor (I forget which one), and tried to use it the next day, but it hadnt charged at all - so I changed the setting to on, where it lights up, and just put it into an USB charger from my night stand (so no fast charger power adaptor), and it charges well. The last time it died, despite saying there is a warning of some sort, I didnt notice that it was low on battery and died midgame (though I dont play anything that is super important like LoL or Overwatch.. Im much more a casual player even in games like Diablo 2, or playing games like Heroes of Might and Magic). I havent tried assigning any macros to the buttons, but it would be neat to do for some of the games. TL:DR - still highly recommend, but probably not as high end as someone who is looking to be a high end streamer.

I don’t use it for gaming but I love it.

I am picky about how my mice look - the particular shape, how it feels and looks in your hand, lighting patterns, etc. This mouse is a winner for that, with a relatively sleek design but nice shapes and details. Other notes: With the downloaded software, the RGB light colors are theoretically infinitely customizable, but the colors look much more washed and subtle than on the screen. Light patterns are also customizable, with 3 modes and adjustable speeds. One of the modes is a stream permanently set on multi-color. The scroll wheel is lit separately based on your current DPI and only has five colors to choose from - but the DPI setting for each color is adjustable. The software also indicates battery life, can build macros stored on the mouse, and can assign different buttons different functions. The good: Custom lights, solid click noise, hand feel, long battery life The bad: Scroll wheel doesnt match other lights, lights are washed out, click is somewhat loud The ugly: Lights make annoying high-pitched noise when active I have been using this mouse for several months now, and the high-pitched whine is definitely annoying. Luckily the mouse goes to sleep after a 30 seconds of idle. The streaming mode seems less noisy.

The lights are cool, we have no problems with it at all. It sets up really quickly and charging is easy. Battery life is good. My son games hours a day and only has to charge maybe 2x a week.

I have had this mouse for about 3 weeks now. The only real negative is that it is where to get the software to program the mouse (see comment below). I would have nocked off half a star for this reason, if that were an option. Here are my impressions: Pros: > It is comfortable in the hand > Has a switch to toggle between ECO, OFF, and ON. > Battery life is good, or better, than advertised. > Buttons are programmable, once you have the software. > Mouse can actually go up to 8000 DPI, with latest software. > DPI settings are configurable > Colors are a nice touch CONS: > Not obvious where to get software. Link in instructions is to an unsecured HTTP site. Do not use. Instead, use the link in the Answered Questions section. Must get latest version for 8000 DPI option. > Print in instructions are super tiny. Have a magnifying glass on hand. On a side note, I noticed how similar this mouse is to REDRAGON M991 wireless mouse. So, I downloaded its software from the REDRAGON web site and it works like a charm. Only difference is it will show higher Max DPI 19000. The mouse will accept this setting but it still responds the same. All other setting options are identical.

I tossed my directions. Just open the bottom. Plug it in and go

Its a mouse it does clicky things, works Great

I bought this mouse for my WFH setup. I love it! It is a full size mouse and fits my hand comfortably. The buttons are very clicky and audible, which I happen to like. Its light weight and gives a smooth glide across surfaces. It looks cool and you can download software to program the buttons and customize the colors. I also appreciate that it uses type -c to charge. I dont have to have yet another cord at my desk, this one can use the same as my cell phone! This one is a winner!!!

Ininitally, I liked this mouse. Good size. The lighting is nice and looks cool. Then after some use I discovered it has a fatal flaw in that the reporting rate (to the PC) periodically lags. It will work fine for 2-3 minutes, then will massively stutter where the cursor lags behind so much its impossible to click anything specific. This lasts for 10-15 seconds, then will clear up, but it always comes back within a few minutes. This makes it incredibly annoying for Windows use and worthless for gaming. I tried adjusting the DPI and the reporting rates, and multiple combinations of both, but regardless of how high or low the periodic stuttering returns. Clearly, its a hardware issue and not related to settings. Returning to Amazon for a refund.

I was previously using a Redragon M711 mouse that I was recommending to EVERYONE for help with productivity, but I wanted to go wireless and keep the three button on top and two on the side layout of the M711, and this was the only mouse I saw that had that. And I gotta tell you, it was way easier to set up for my purposes than the Redragon was. Once I programmed the buttons to match the settings from the M711, the transition was seamless. I may have to start recommending it to my friends.