Gamer Mice, IMAGE E-Blue Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse 2.4GHz Mazer II 2500 DPI Blue LED Backlit for PC MAC Laptops

I'll provide an extensive(ish) review for those of you who care. And if not, he's my best shot at a "hundred words or less" review.I have had this product for 6 months and I have used it basically everyday since then. It lights up blue, not RGB, wireless, good battery life, clicks feel nice, good weight, doesn't feel cheap and it works great. If you need a decent mouse and you're on a Scrooge like budget, this product is for you.More in depth review.PROS:Great build quality for the price. The clicks have a satisfying sound and feed back. The top part of the mouse is covered in a matte rubber, gel like coating that feels great and adds to the quality of the device. I like the side buttons, they work well but I have my complaints (I will go over that in the cons). The curser speed setting is a nice addition, and I like being able to switch speeds without going into the computers settings. There are four speeds; Slow as absolute F&@!, Eh kind of normal, Normal, and Space shuttle. I like that it's big (Phrasing), I have large hands so this is perfect for me. Great battery life, I have left it on for like a month straight with only the laser before it died. It took like 12 days 24/7 to die with the LEDs on. Doesn't feel cheap like the price may suggest.CONS:My dislikes are practically negligible, but they may deter you, so to each their own. Keep in mind this is my personal opinion, other reviews and complaints will differ.The side buttons feel loose, they wiggle around very easily (it may just be my device). There's no on board memory to remember your curser speed setting, so each time you power down the device you will have to reselect your preferred setting. The thumb rest is basically there for aesthetics, I found it essentially useless and it is not ergonomically contoured to fit your hand. The LEDs can be located if you look closely enough, it doesn't bother me but I'm sure some of you would rather sit on broken glass.I have also had minor connectivity problems. When my mouse is on, and my computer goes to sleep it will not work when I turn my computer back on. I have to turn the mouse off, then back on for it to work.Overall: Solid buy, you really can't get much better for 23 bucks. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a cool, functional mouse on a Natty Light budget.Edit: Grammatical errors. I'm sure there are more, but hey, I'm not a genius.

This product delivers amazing value for the money. I'm a long time gamer, I have used expensive gaming mice from all the 'Big Boys' in the industry. I have mice by Logitech, Razer, Microsoft, and others. Some of these mice ran well north of $100 and this $20 mouse is quite honestly better then almost all of them. It's as responsive as a far more expensive wired mouse for a fraction of the cost. The mouse didn't come with any software, but none was needed which is another plus in my book. I like to keep my PC as clean as possible, so not having a driver suite that wants to load with Windows is a big plus. The lighting and the hardware DPI switch work just fine without any installed software. The lighting is very cool looking and can easily be toggled on or off. It's very comfortable, very responsive and just overall works great. I bought this just as a 'cheap' mouse for my gaming laptop that I would use on occasion, but I think I'm going to pick up a couple more to replace some far more expensive mice on a couple of my other systems. Honestly, I would have considered this mouse a good deal even at 2 or 3 times the price.

Feel is too light, wheel sounds cheap & started wobbling after just 2 weeks. But I'm also comparing it to my several $100 plus mice. It's fine for most people, looks cool.Update: while I'm still not high on the product itself, the vendor has been extraordinarily conscientious about following up with me as to suggestions to improve, etc. It doesn't matter the reason behind that, it DOES matter that someone is stepping up. I'm in the middle of taking it apart now...they want to know what I think so I'll give them the best I've got to offer...and p.s., it's still a good looking mouse..I'm adding a star because they've been diligent and that's still worth something. Who knows, maybe a tiny tweak and this thing becomes great ;-)

I really like this mouse so far, the blue LED's on it are actually bright all around and the nice feature that is has are the two buttons on the left side that makes going back or forward on the internet very easy instead of clicking the arrows on the screen. It feels pretty comfortable in my hand with the scroll wheel having a rubber type material that the blue LEDs pass through I thought that was pretty neat. All in all this really fits my gaming setup.

This mouse has lasted me two years and still works fine. It is comfortable, which is good if you spend a lot of time on the computer like I do. The only problem I have found is that it drains battery quickly. Again, I use it a lot being that I am on the computer a lot. That's the only reason I didn't give it a 5.

My 11 year old son thinks it's cool. I let him pick out a mouse himself (within a certain price bracket). He likes the lights, it seems to respond well, and doesn't need a mouse pad to work.He waited quite a while to show his dad, he thought dad would like it and appropriate it for himself, gave me a good laugh.

The mouse is nice and good for such a low price, but is not as advertised. It is not wireless or Mazer brand, but for under $10 it is good (so far).

I bought this for my MacBook Pro and it said it was wireless so I had to buy an adapter because of this