TECKNET Wired Gaming Mouse - 8000 DPI with 6 Adjustable Levels,6 Programmable Buttons & 6 Chroma RGB Backlit,Ergonomic Mice for PC/Mac/Laptop - Red

My son loves this for gaming. I wish I could provide more details, but he has passed his larval stage and there are only brief, grouchy, muffled convos through his cocoon. Seriously, tho, this was a great buy. It performs as well as products that are 2 or 3 times the price.

This is the perfect mouse for general use and gaming. I’m still on my original battery so it lasts a long time. A great improvement over my “rechargeable” mouse from a major manufacturer that required charging sometimes twice a day. You get one color with this mouse for LED but I’m fine with that for the power savings I get. It seems very responsive to movement and has enough buttons for my needs. It has enough weight to not feel cheap and give it a quality feel to it. I would highly recommend this mouse for anyone.

Overall a decent mouse. I like the DPI up and down buttons rather than having to cycle through all the sensitivity settings to get back to the one I want. The battery life seems short. I used it in the LED turned off mode and the battery lasted 3 months which isn't a lot considering I have logitech mice that take 1 AA battery and last over a year. However this is when using rechargeable batteries. I wouldn't expect to get a full year out of regular non rechargeable batteries in this mouse though.

Hermoso , al tacto no se siente el DPI lo Máximo, lo recomiendo muchísimo

I'm a tall person and my hands are pretty big. With previous computer mice I had to do a sort of claw hand to use them, but this fits very nicely in my palm. The design of it is pretty sick, too. I like that you can choose whether or not the light is on to conserve battery and that the light will shut off if the mouse sits idle for a while. It also feels less flimsy than the mice I've had before. No complaints at all.

I love this thing and use it for mostly fps though I have been know to immerse into certain mass multiplayer online games. Its design and shape are perfect for long-term immersive binge gaming....its solid, and exceptional sensitivity make it an all around great piece of hardware especially for the price!!! UPDATE~ Going on to a year of use and no BS this mouse is awesome. When I first got it I wasn't too keen on the multiple buttons until I started playing games with customizable configurations and I swear by this thing! I saw bunches of good reviews and bunches of bad ones. I simply tell it like it is. It's a GREAT wireless and battery-powered gaming mouse. I've replaced the batteries once so far and that's that. My only real complaint is it's kind of big, that's probably a good thing as having all the auxiliary buttons spread out a bit helps prevent accidental button presses. It's not crazy huge or anything, my hands are a little smaller for a guy and the mouse is just fine. Absolutely a bargain and a deal for the price, I DEFINITELY recommend THIS ONE! lol no bs Happy Gaming everyone reading this!

My nice razer mouse broke and I bought this as a temporary replacement for the next 2-3 weeks. For 15$ I have used worse mice and to its credit some things about this I do like. Pros 2xAA batteries The battery life is probably amazing Feels solid and well built, no idea if either is true but gives the illusion of good build quality Has 3 side buttons and 2 dpi up and down buttons Cons Silent this mouse is not. Kinda of a dead giveaway of cheaper quality. No bluetooth, Not a big deal for me but I've seen plenty of mice in this price range with it. Heavy. Two AA batteries makes most of the weight come from the back of the mouse which while not terrible isn't helped by the fact the batteries are not centered throwing the whole feel off. The scroll wheel is very recessed relative to the mouse buttons and is hard and uncomfortable to scroll. The 2 side button are recessed into the side and the only way to click them is to press where the top and side plastic join. One of the side buttons has plastic bumps, presumably so its easier to differentiate but just makes hitting the back button feel unnatural as it's hard to tell it from the surrounding plastic. Because of the large battery bay the mouse optical sensor is not centered and is shoved off to the left. Normal use I had no issues but at certain angles I can feel either slower or/or imprecise movement. Tl:Dr this is not the worst 15$ I've ever spent but unless you really need the extra buttons just go buy a Logitech or something for the same price.

Bought this to replace an aging 3 year old Razer essentials mouse. Unfortunately, the DPI settings aren't as flexible as the "real thing." There are times I want 100-400 dpi, and this won't seem to get down to that level