Alienware TactX Gaming Mouse(VXMMT)

Perfect gaming mouse and really conforms to my hands. If you prefer a gaming mouse without too much flare, this is the one.I bought a 2nd one because I thought that the scroll button was going out on my old one, but it somehow fixed itself so now I have 2.

I have tried many different gaming mice for my computer and I really like this wired mouse. Great response, programmable buttons and able to change color (if you have the program). My last one made it through four years of gaming.

This is a rebadged Logitech G9 gaming mouse - even the configuration software is the Logitech software with an Alienware skin. Not that this is a bad thing...the G9 is a fantastic mouse. A couple of things frustrate with this mouse though...This is being used with my 2014 Alienware 17. The unit I received shipped with an earlier version of Alienware Command Center (2012 if I read the CD correctly) that does not work with the newer Alienware laptops. Directions, however, have you plug the mouse in then run the setup utility on the disk. If you already have Alienware Command Center installed (and if you have an Alienware computer, then you likely already do...), resist those directions.Although this is a rebadged G9, it does NOT include the mouse weights that came with the Logitech version. For some this may be a deal breaker.As for use, it's certainly well built and gives you a ton of configuration options. It also syncs with AlienFX, though you don't seem to get the morph/pulse feature on the mouse light. I very much appreciate the ability of the mouse to adjust DPI settings immediately which certainly gives you an advantage in certain games. It's a good mouse, albeit perhaps a bit overpriced at list/MSRP. $50 or so is probably the appropriate price point. I'm happy with this mouse.

5 stars seller and product

Had this same model, was about 5 years old when it broke. Bought this one and its the absolute best gaming mouse if you need tight control of the cursor.

I have been use this mouse for about two years. It is Great Gaming mouse so I bought two. One is working fine, but the other one is not as good as a 5$ mouse. The cursor does not move accuracy enough compare with the good one. You can easily feel it is a mouse with glitch, but the seller refuse to replace. They insists the mouse is fine, let me to read the entire manual to find the adjustment information or contact the dell tech support team.I'm wondering whether people still need to read manual after they buy something they are quite familiar with. I won't spend time one reading manual, or contact with tech support team.Based on my experience, I highly recommend this mouse. As the seller response, it is quite unlikely that this is a defective item. So I also highly recommend you buy this mouse from somewhere else. Or you probably have a quite unlikely opportunity to spend time to read the manual or contact support team.

This thing didn't even last a full year. It was really nice until it quit working...

I used to have a very expensive Logitech that was supposed to be wireless. While I really wanted another wireless mouse, I decided on this one since i ADORE my alienware laptop. This alienware mouse matches my laptop and has pretty glowy blue lights. I'm sold without even mastering its many features.