HK Gaming Mira S Ultra Lightweight RGB Gaming Mouse | Honeycomb Shell | 61 Grams | max 12000 cpi | USB Wired | 6 programmable Buttons | On-Board Memory | Anti Slip Grips | Mira-S Lavender

Quality is amazing on this mouse! I've had no problems with it yet and I hope it continues to stay that way.Shape: I purchased this mouse because somebody on reddit told me that it's pretty much a G Pro Wireless in shape (they weren't wrong).It's ambidextrous and also very comfortable. (My hand size is 18cm in length and 9cm in width). I have absolutely no problems using it in any grip style, palm (main), claw, and even fingertip grip have all been amazing with this mouse.Sensor: Pixart PMW 3360A very good sensor from what I've read and seen.I've had absolutely no problems on different mouse pads, no spin outs, no tracking issues nothing. (I play all sorts of games but mainly shooters).Quality:Amazing quality out of the box and have yet to experience any problems with it, and hopefully it stays this way.(the person from reddit that recommended me this mouse said that he heard the black and white version of this mouse are the ones with the most quality control issues and that I should stick with different colors (the more latest ones) which I did).If you're on a budget and in need of a new mouse this mouse is perfect.$50, great shape, comfortable, super reliable so far.When they make the large version of this mouse i'm definitely going to get it. (If it still maintains the good quality and price).Especially if they make a wireless version of this mouse for no more than $80, I'm sold!I hope this helped you guys/girls on deciding if you want to purchase this mouse or not!

So since 2011 I've had two Deathadders and a G502. The G502 is starting to doubleclick and miss clicks so it's time for a replacement. I've had real issues with Logitech's mice and keyboard quality so I wanted to stay away from them this time. The G502 did fit my hand well and was comfortable, but I hated that it was so heavy and the stiff braided cable.Looking on Reddit, I saw a lot of people in the mouse subreddit mentioning this mouse. After looking at it on Amazon I thought I'd take a chance given it's reasonable price point.And let me tell you, this mouse is great. It's very, very light and the left/right clicks and mouse wheel feel good. The material is nice and doesn't flex even when gripped tightly. I've never had a mouse with one before, but I LOVE the paracord cable! It has onboard profiles so you don't have to keep the software running all the time. Although I will say the software is simple and the best mouse software I've had to deal with.I mean, everything about this mouse is great... but it's too small/uncomfortable for me. I bought the Mira M, and it's still a bit too small, even with fingertip grip. I think it mostly comes down to being ambidextrous. If it was designed as a right handed mouse I think it'd be better (for me anyway). All it really needs is to be raised a bit/have a hump. I'm getting cramps after only a few mins everytime I use it.While I was unsure going into it that it may not be big enough, I'm really sad that's the case. Other than that this is honestly the perfect mouse. If you've got slightly smaller hands than me, I'd hands down recommend buying it. I'm going to keep it a little longer to see if I can acclimate my hand to it, but I have a feeling I'm going to end up needing to return it. If HK Gaming makes a Mira L model I'd buy it day one.

HK Gaming Mira S Ultra Lightweight, And just to start off...All the early reviews of this mouse sucking was when it first came out. They have since changed the chord too a para cord and the mouse is solid with no rattles what so ever. You can shake this mouse bang the mouse whatever you like and it will not make any noise or accidental triggering of the buttons.If you are looking for a comparison mouse to compare too, it would be the Logitech G Pro Wireless. The shape and size is 99.9% the same. I have used the G Pro Wireless and the feel is the same but the Mira-S is a little lighter.The Mira S is going in the my favorite mouse set along with the CM MM710 and Zowie S2.The Mira S is for small to mid size hands. My hands from the tip of my middle finger to the base of my palm is 7 inches and the mouse fits perfect in my hand. I use a claw grip and I hold my mice close to the back of the mouse so that is plus with the shape of the mouse.Shout out to HK for getting all the issues ironed out before I bought the mouse.I play a lot of FPS games like BF4 and so on and can vouch for this mouse being what you need to pawn like a pro without any spin outs. I've tried everything up to 3200DPI to get it to spin out and it doesn't spin out. I will never use the high DPI settings so can't vouch for those settingsNow if HK could send me the Mira M to try out for them and give a review of the mouse I can do that. Would love to do that.Thanks for the awesome mouse HK you have outdone yourselves with this one.Oh and yes it does have ptfe feet so none of the crappy black feet.FatalError

Mouse is every well built, but the only complaint i have with my copy of the mouse is the scroll wheel rattle and the feel along with the really thin skates/feet. Scroll wheel is really smooth with little to none tactile feed back but can still feel the steps. The wire is okay, pretty average compared to everything else on the market similar to model O. Mouse feet on the Mira S are really thin, definitely recommend aftermarket skates. Mouse 1 and 2 clicks are a little different feeling from each other not really bothering me, mouse 1 has a pingy sound and sharp feel while mouse 2 is duller in both areas. Now the side buttons are great, they have no pre or pose travel on my copy and are very clicky sadly i don't use them as i fingertip and don't really have it binded to anything. Software for the mira s is very basic looks almost identical to the Model O's software. They're two different softwares for this mouse, make sure to download the one only for mira m and s or else things gets wacky and wont work. Overall the Mira s is a g pro clone but smaller so if you have small hands or finger tip its great and also is a nice budget mouse at only $50.

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TLDR: best value mouse I have ever tried. 10/10 for value at this priceSomeone here asked for recs to replace a Mira S, which led me to have a look on Amazon for it. I saw it was on sale for $25 Cad and based on some reviews, and the fact that I've never had a G Pro wireless shape, I decided to pull the trigger on the M version. Both sizes are available19.5x11.5 relaxed claw, palm, ftipLamzu Energon padPROSGreat m1 & m2 buttonsGood side buttons & dpi buttonPretty good build quality with minor flex when squeezing. Nothing while in regular use or gaming. No rattles when shakingLight weight. I haven't weighed it, they claim 63 gramsShape is a G Pro wireless clone. SafeSensor (PMW3360) implementation is flawlessExtra skates and grip tape are included in the boxCONSMouse wheel does not have good detents when scrolling. It'll be hard to use accurately in the heat of a gameScroll button is ok but likely to scroll a bit when pressedHoles in shellSkates are poor and very thinI havent tried them but it's reported the grip tape is poor tooAfter playing it for a bit I swapped the skates for Lexip Ceramic button skates. It's a bit slippery for me now, I'll get used to it or put some Tiger Ice dots on it at some point. The mouse is a pleasure to use. The coating is (barely) grippy enough that I'm not inclined to put on grip tape, and it gets better as my hands warm up. My aim is as good with this as with anything else I've tried, with the possible exception of the MZ1

Este mouse es una maravilla, en mi caso he pasado por varios mouses y al tener manos relativamente pequeñas (16cm x 7cm), es difícil encontrar un mouse que encaje bien en mi mano, sin embargo, esta es la excepción, es un mouse muy versátil ya que en mi caso siento muy cómodos los 3 estilos de grip, tanto claw, palm y finger tip, esto sumado a un buen sensor, buena distribución del peso (61 gramos), IP68, un buen scroll, los feets me atrevería a decir que mejores que los del G PRO X, los cuales trae unos más como repuesto y también incluye grips para el mouse.Simplemente por el precio se me hace una de las mejores opciones en el mercado en el caso de que tengas manos pequeñas, y que si eres de México y no hay disponible el color que te guste, en la página oficial hacen envíos, sale más caro eso sí, más o menos a 80 dólares creo.

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Worked perfectly for a year, Could compete with high end gaming devices. After that it keeps disconnecting randomly. Being a wired gaming mouse that is totally unacceptable. Now it is not connecting at all. No stress to the cable or mouse body, it just stopped working, almost like it has a timed lifespan. Surely it is a bad batch, but if you cannot afford £40 a year, then its not for you. No info anywhere about problems, nor replacements makes this a random buy.