E-Blue Mazer II 2500 DPI Wireless Gaming Mouse (EMS601BKAA-NF)

So I have had this mouse awhile now and I love it. I play a few MMORPGS and it works great. This mouse is perfect for anyone who wants a gaming mouse but can't dish out the $$ for the really high end gaming ware. IF you have the mouse in the NO LIGHT mode it will last longer, up to a month or more. Whereas if you put the mouse in LIGHT mode, the batteries may last up to a few weeks to a month. However, this can vary depending on what kind of batteries you utilize. As of for the use of the mouse itself, it is SO WONDERFUL for this to be cordless, one less thing I accidently rip out of the computer. On the left side of the mouse there are two buttons. OFF GAME, the first button (front) will take you forward a page whereas the second button (behind) will take you back a page. IN GAME, the front button makes you auto-run, I have not experimented with the second button yet to figure out what it does. Now, the in game functions may vary from game to game you may play on the PC. For example, the auto-run function works in World of Warcraft, whereas within the game Diablo, it does not. So you will have to experiment in that area to figure if that function will work or not. Otherwise, this is a great little mouse, and looks wicked as hell. For the price I paid for it, this mouse is definitely worth getting. Now, if you are looking for a mouse that has more buttons towards a more serious game play, then you are more than likely better off looking at a higher end mouse.

I'm a casual PC gamer who was looking for a mouse with more functionality than your standard mouse. I had used a few gaming mice (mouses?) in the past but there was always something that I didn't like about them. That ended with this mouse. As I said, I'm a casual gamer so I wasn't looking for a high dollar gaming mouse with a bazillion buttons and features. What I can say is this mouse fits my gaming perfectly and does exactly what I need, and more. As with all new mice, it will take a few days for your hand to get comfortable on it. This mouse has a much larger base than your standard mouse. Now that I've gotten used to it, it's incredibly comfortable and using other mice feels uncomfortable. There are two features of this mouse that I absolutely love. My old gaming mouse would display the bright, blue LED lights even after the computer was turned off. I have my computer in my bedroom so that just wasn't going to work. There are three settings on this mouse: off, on with blue LED lights, and on without the lights. I love that I'm able to use the mouse without having the blinding blue lights on in a dark room. The other feature that I absolutely love is the mouse turns itself off after so many minutes of inactivity (not sure on the exact time). I've never liked, or remembered, to turn my wireless mouse off to conserve battery. With this mouse, I just leave it on and it'll turn itself off, which is amazing since I don't have to change out the batteries every few weeks. All you have to do is click to turn the mouse back on. I would highly recommend this mouse to a casual gamer or even a non-gamer. This buttons on this mouse have viable functionality even if you're not gaming. I've never used a high end gaming mouse so I can't compare it to that, but I can tell you that compared to gaming mice on the cheap end, this is one of the best.

I purchased this as an upgrade to my old Ihome wired mouse, which was really small and quite annoying to use. I was nervous because this seemed to cheap to be a gaming mouse, but I read some positive reviews and decided to purchase it. I'm not going to say I was blown away by how much better it felt (I used it for Planetside 2) but there was a noticeable improvement over my old mouse. First off, it was just way more comfortable, it's quite a bit bigger than my previous mouse, which is good because I have very long fingers, the weird thumb rest on the side took some getting used to though. Second; it has adjustable DPI settings, which is nice for improving speed or smoothness of movement as you need it, I saw some reviews on here saying that the DPI went back to the lowest setting whenever the mouse went to sleep or turned of. For some reason, my mouse doesn't lose its setting when going to sleep or turning off, I can even unplug the usb from my computer, plug it back in, and retain my settings! Reliability wise I haven't had any problems with this mouse so far, which would be the main concern considering its branding. Surprisingly, this mouse feels quite solid and durable, I have had it for several months of light use and it looks brand new, I am also still rolling the Original batteries that came with it. Overall, I don't see a reason not to buy this mouse for either casual gaming or just general use, it's cheap, durable, and comfortable. What more could you ask for?

I bought the Mazer II to replace another wireless mouse I have been using for years, wanted to try something new. It's a bit larger than what I'm use to but it feels very natural in my hand. The ergonomic design focused on right-hand gaming is nice and my hand is able to relax when utilizing this tool. The thumb rest is wonderful and natural. The adjustable DPI button is conveniently located in the middle of the mouse but not in a way where I hit it accidentally. The rubberized wheel feels nice, however it doesn't scroll as fast as I would like. I find myself having to turn it much more than some of my previous mice. The buttons on the side should be a little lower down in my opinion. My main issue with the Mazer II is the fact that the LEDs do not shut off automatically. I like that the movement will shut off after some time of inactivity to conserve energy (you have to click to reactivate it), but the same should happen with the LEDs. I have already left it on overnight a few times and it really just makes me not even want to use the LEDs. I hate having to shut them off manually every time I'm done, it requires me to flip the mouse over and hit a switch. This mouse is far from top of the line, however it is priced very attractively at this time ($22.99) and should not be passed up if your a casual to regular gamer. If your a hardcore gamer, you might want to find something a little better but you will have to be willing to pay quite a bit more. For my purposes, this mouse works almost perfectly.

I love this mouth its really nice I don't really like how it kicks off and won't work until you click it but it's to save the battery so I respect that. It has an awesome look and the lights are awesome and bright and a good color. The only negative thing I could say about this mouse is that it tends to run the batteries down pretty quick if you leave the light on which pretty much is the whole reason I bought it so I'm going to leave the light on but if you make sure you turn it off when you're done it still last a good amount of time not as good as my other mouse that doesn't have lights though I've had to replace it twice with my other mouth when I run out of batteries but the precision and the way it was on the desk is really good. I'm happy with it and I believe that most people would be although I'm not a gamer so I can't really comment on how well it doesn't games. But it seems very quick to select things on my computer so I would say that it is probably a pretty good gaming mouse as well it has a bunch of buttons on it that I have no idea what are.

QUICK SUMMARY: If you're looking for a cheap, wireless gaming mouse, this is probably a good option, but don't expect it to last for very long. COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS: ORDERING No problems with the process, very quick and straightforward. SETUP Very simple--add some batteries, plug in the USB dongle and it's up and running. I've plugged it into multiple computers, both Macs and PCs and it's worked without trouble. FUNCTIONALITY Good--for the first year and half or so. The side buttons are useful and don't get in way. I never really found myself accidentally hitting them. The scroll wheel rolled smoothly, and you could change dpi very quickly with the middle button. I never had any problems with flickering of the cursor or anything like that. After a while, I started running into problems. The scroll wheel started acting up randomly when I would scroll but the signal wouldn't receive properly and I'd end up jumping all over the page. I tried cleaning it out but nothing changed. Additionally, I would sometimes get problems with powering on and off. I'd jostle the batteries around a bit and that would usually fix it, but sometimes it simply would not switch on. VISUAL AESTHETICS Pretty good. The lights are pretty neat, but I found that it was unnecessary and a drain on the battery (note also that they are not quite as bright blue as depicted in the picture--see the customer pictures. It's much more dull). I found the extension next to the thumb unnecessary as well, though not a hindrance. Really, it's a matter of preference. Nothing special, but certainly not bad. ERGONOMICS Personally, I was very meh on the fit. A lot of the reviews seem to love it so it might just be the way I hold the mouse. I like to keep my thumb wrapped around the left side of the mouse, index on the left-click, middle on the right-click (and scroll wheel, and the rest tucked onto the right side of the mouse. If I used it for prolonged periods, my pinky would begin to cramp as a result from being stuck into the corner for so long. POWER I never kept very close track of the battery usage but obviously it went a lot quicker when I played a lot of games. During times when I was too busy to do so, I could last maybe 3 or 4 months on 2 AAs, but it seemed to be maybe 2-3 when I gamed more. OVERALL Not bad for what I paid for, but I'm probably going to invest a little more in my next mouse so that I don't have to replace it for a much longer period of time.

I have owned this mouse for over a year now and it has performed exceptionally in all areas. The mouse feels rugged and has proven that it is. The only problem with the design is that after awhile on the bottom their logo starts to peel off which was a nuisance until I pulled it off. I mainly play WOT (World of Tanks) and it works very well. I use one of the programmable buttons to zoom into snipe mode and the other to talk on TS3 (Team Speak 3). They have not failed and are positioned in a easy to reach place with your thumb. I hated when I would use other mice how load the click would be when you right or left click but this mouse has a more quiet click and does not annoy me. The rest for the thumb is a little small in my case because I have large hands but normally I don't use it because of using the programmable buttons. For aesthetics the mouse looks good without the lights and when they are turned on it looks amazing although your hand will be covering a few of the lights. The battery life on the mouse is really good. I was concerned when I bought it how long they would last. I changed mine after 8 months of use. I don't use the lights that often and I normally turn the mouse off if I would not be using it for 6+ hours. For the price you cannot go wrong. This is a great mouse and I would recommend it to anyone doing light gaming or just getting into gaming.

I've had this mouse for about a month now and I like it a lot. I had been using a standard HP mouse that came with my old laptop and decided it was time to upgrade. This thing looked really nice for only $20, but because it's so cheap I was also a bit skeptical. After reading lots of reviews and watching some on youtube, I finally just took the chance on it and bought it. It's only $20 anyway, so why not. I'm really glad I did. This thing is very nice quality and works exactly the way it should. It's heavy the way a high quality mouse should be, the buttons are very responsive, the material is high quality and feels nice to the touch, the DPI setting is simple and quick, and of course the lights look super cool as well as the overall design of the mouse. I remember reading a few specific complaints from other reviewers. Mainly about the battery life. Also the "glitchyness" or inaccuracy of the optical sensor, the mouse "randomly dying" sometimes, and overheating when used for too long. I'm going to go ahead and clear all that up for you now. First of all, so many people said the battery only lasted like one day or one week or something exaggerated like that. Remember I said I've had the mouse for a month. Well I haven't had to change the batteries even once and I'm a heavy gamer, on top of the fact that I almost always have the lights turned on. The battery life is amazing. I just use regular Duracell. It's not a problem at all. Second is the sensor. Some people said it didn't work well on a mouse pad, or that it skipped around. Completely untrue. The sensor works perfectly fine whether on my mouse pad, on my table, or even on the arm of the couch. I use the mouse on its highest DPI setting and it's very responsive and works great with all my games whether shooters like Warframe, or adventure games like Dark Souls. Next is the "random dying" issue that a lot of people mentioned. This mouse has a feature that apparently most of the other reviewers are clueless about. It's a feature that puts the mouse in a sleep mode after 5 minutes of inactivity. It's there to save battery life, and all it takes is one click of either mouse button and it will turn back on. It would be nice if you could deactivate this feature, but you can't. Honestly though it doesn't even matter. It's not a problem at all. As for the mouse overheating, I'll get straight to the point. It doesn't. It doesn't get hot, it doesn't even get warm. Even with the lights turned on for hours at a time. It stays regular temperature at all times. No problem there either. There are just 2 small gripes I have with this mouse. When I first started using it, it was a little uncomfortable in my hand. But that may just be because my last mouse was so amazingly comfortable that nothing will ever compare. Haha. It would be perfect if it just had a small indention for your pinky to rest, rather than a hump. But It's really not a problem. Despite that, I've already adjusted to the way it feels and now it's actually pretty comfortable. The only other small problem I had, was the two side buttons. They're a bit wobbly and feel like they were just kind of stuck there on the side of the mouse at the last minute. But even so, they're still responsive and positioned in a nice spot. Having said all that, I'd definitely recommend this mouse to any gamer who prefers wireless mice. It's very affordable, very nice quality, super cool looking, and works as intended. So if you're anything like me and you're skeptical because of the price and the fact that it's Chinese, go ahead take a breathe of relief and just buy the thing. It's a great mouse for $20. Trust me. I hope this review helps some of you indecisive buyers like me. Thanks for reading.