Azza Gaming Mouse

It was exactly what we ordered

Terrible.PROS: nice mouse wheel.CONS: too wide; loud, squeaky buttons, short cord, feels super cheap. oh, also, it died after 2 months. the left click quit working.(I received this mouse with a computer purchase from CyberPowerPC.)

It's way bigger than the one that came with my computer.

I've owned this mouse for 7 years now, back during 2013. It came with a pre-built PC as a backup due to hardware failure of my main desktop. As of current, there is no real giant issues when it comes to casual usage. Clearly, there are some downsides when it comes to gaming. That is what they advertise for this mouse, right? For one, it rather heavy, and by removing the weights, it becomes too front heavy. I have gotten used to this mouse over the years, so that is not an issue. The real issue is its weak max acceleration, and no not mouse acceleration. Max acceleration is how much information the sensor can take before going haywire, known as mouse spin out.TL:DR, If you don't care about weight and mouse sensor spin out, then go for it.

Good replacement for my old mouse. Even though it is the same brand it's a about 50% larger than the one that came with my computer

works great

I got this mouse bundled along with my CyberPowerPC desktop.THE GOOD:From the start, it worked fine -- no extra drivers needed, Windows 8 just uses its default "HID-compliant mouse" driver for it. I love that it came with a few weights and has customizable DPI, which I use. It's very comfortable and has performed well nearly all the time. I love that it's wired, because I get better performance and never need to worry about keeping a supply of batteries around or running out of battery during a critical moment in a game.THE BAD:Even from the beginning, however, it had a few issues that seemed to be related to static electricity: if we touched the mouse wheel and it zapped us (it happened occasionally), the mouse could no longer click on anything, though it would otherwise continue functioning normally. I was able to fix this by hitting Ctrl-Alt-Delete to bring up the Task Manager. After doing that, the mouse seemed to reset itself, and it would behave fine. This still happens, though less often than before. Lately, I've been having mouse issues with another app. The manufacturer, AzzA, claims on Facebook that "It is a simple mouse. No drivers are necessary." (When asked a further question, AzzA responded with the same text...foreign robot, perhaps?) With its extra side buttons and customizable DPI, this mouse is decidedly NOTa simple mouse. I have been very frustrated with the mouse several times, and I am considering getting a new mouse, unless its manufacturer can provide better support for its products.It has zero support for Linux. There are numerous issues with it, even with a clean Ubuntu installation.The biggest problem is its scroll wheel: if you scroll too fast, it backscrolls (if you were quickly scrolling down, it starts scrolling up), to the point where if you scroll fast enough, the window jitters and doesn't move anywhere at all. This is due to the hardware, not a software issue.MY SUGGESTION:Buy a different mouse. There are plenty of similar mouses out there that will likely perform better. Worth no more than $5-10.

works great