HIRALIY F300 Gaming Mouse Wired 10,000 DPI Adjustable 7 Programmable Buttons 16.8 Million Chroma RGB Color Backlit Ergonomic Comfortable Grip for Gamer Desktop Laptop PC-PMW3325 Game Sensor

Gotta say, I'm very impressed. This is a true example that cheap gaming peripherals are getting better. If this was 2014, a gaming mouse at this price point would be garbage.At first glance, this looks like a Razer Mamba mixed with a Razer Deathadder. And that's not a bad thing, however, there are some differences, such as the color scheme and the shape.The shape is very similar to the Deathadder, but with a little of a Mamba TE thrown in. That's not a bad thing, its a very safe shape for RIGHT HANDED users. It accommodates most hand sizes too, as well as most grip styles. Its very comfortable and surprisingly has decent materials, I had no issues with hand sweat or discomfort. Shape gets an A+.The buttons are pretty nice, for the most part. They use Omron switches for the left and right click, so they got that nice crisp, tingly feedback. Great for jitter-clicking, but no accidental clicks. The forward and back buttons are what'd you expect from a mouse at this price, nothing special but they work well. The scroll wheel is nothing fancy either, it does give decent tactile feedback while being smooth. Scroll click is a little hard to click in, but it functions as it should. You also have 2 buttons below the wheel, one for DPI and one for changing the lighting modes. Personally I think 2 DPI buttons would have been better considering there is software you can use with the mouse. Buttons get an A-.The lighting isn't nothing special either. Its 7 color lighting, but its just the same as having full 16.8 million colors. You got basic effects such as a rainbow wave, breathing, that sort of thing. But it works well and is surprisingly bright. Lighting gets an A.The software. The software is completely optional, but it allows you to customize your lighting settings, polling rate, DPI, and more. The interface definitely screams cheap gaming mouse, but it works as expected and is very smooth. Software gets an A+.Finally, the sensor. This is where the mouse shines. The older version of this mouse used the Avago A3050. The newer version, uses a Pixart PMW3325, which is the second best budget sensor around right now, right behind the Logitech Mercury sensor found in the G203. The sensor tracks better than the 3310, which is a sensor found in some Zowie mice and other top gaming mice. But, this mouse has a lower tracking speed.Don't confuse tracking speed with DPI. Tracking speed is how fast you can move the mouse before it loses track. DPI is just how sensitive it is. The 3310 can track at 130 inches per second, so if you keep under that speed when flicking your mouse, it will stay on track. The 3325 can track at a 100 inches per second. The lower the DPI the faster you may have to move your mouse, so it is possible to spin this out at lower DPI settings, but its pretty hard considering I tried to multiple times. The sensor also doesn't have any angle snapping, acceleration or prediction. It also tracks pixel to pixel movements, which is very awesome.I would HIGHLY recommend this mouse. Performs just as good as a top tier e-sports mouse.

I have purchased and am reviewing several inexpensive gaming mice. Although I consider myself a gamer, I also have two children that are gamers. Having two young children that are gamers teaches you two things:1: children (still) break things2: if you buy one of anything for one child's gaming setup, you're going to end up buying two...Heya Amazoners...In our household we have 6 PC gaming rigs, and several Mac minis. Consequently I own dozens of mice and have gone through almost a hundred over the last few decades. I was very pleased when I tested this inexpensive mouse out and it performed just as well as my (pricier) Razer or Corsair mice.The HIRALIY F300 Gaming Mouse is on the lighter side, some of you may like that. I personally prefer a heavier feel with added weights....but the weight of this mouse was not an issue at all. I played Dota 2, PUBG, Realm Royale, Wildlands, and Huniepop as my test games.Very pleasing and funny...the very "vanilla" (uber basic) software that you download to control the LED's is 100% more reliable the doodoo software Corsair and Razer put out (ever notice your LED's change colors randomly when you start certain games with Razer Chroma/Synapse or Corsair?).The software is very straightforward and has the same functionality as Corsair or Razer's LED software, but this software just works.It has 4x kevlar pads on the bottom of the mouse and it glides just as perfectly as my high end mice.I am using an aluminum Corsair mousepad and a Razer Goliathus mousepad for testing.Some inexpensive mice I have tested recently have a very bad glitch occurring when raising the mouse off the mousepad, this would result in the cursor skipping large areas. This mouse does NOT have that issue. It works perfectly.As of yet, several weeks in extensive review and use, I have nothing bad to say about this mouse. It works great, is consistent, and priced PERFECTLY.Quite a few of the others I've reviewed I have just sent back after testing. I'm going to keep this mouse.College gamer? Get this mouse and take the money you saved and put it towards that 144hz 1440p display you've been wanting.

Este mouse tiene algo peculiar, es exageradamente bueno, tiene una buena sensación de peso y está construido con excelentes materiales donde se nota su calidad. El software que tiene es bastante configurable e increíble, te dejara moverte a todo lo que consideres del dispositivo.Pros:-Peso, tiene el peso ideal para los gamer ya que al ser un peso idóneo para jugar tendrás la sensación de control en cualquier momento.-Iluminación RGB increíble, configurable y ajustable al color que se te ocurra.-Malla en cable, que por el precio muchos de otras marcas no lo traen y eso es un plus.Contras:-NingunaConclusión:Recomiendo mucho este gamer mouse para una sensación increíble en juegos, no le pide nada a los de otras marcas y por el precio es una excelente opción.

Very High Value, its cheap enough to expect sort of a flimsy product, but the quality of the entire thing is awesome! The build feel is solid, clicking is comfy and positioning is ergo. Its basically a knock-off of a very popular mouse that rhymes with Laser and model name is a shiny color.The adjustable color settings are neat, and even though I think its an illusion, the rgb pulse mose is pretty believable. Adjustable DPI has 5 settinfs from 500 through 5000. Some people might want higher though, 5000 is max.Pros:-Cost-Feel-Adjustable DPI from 500-5k-adjustable "false" RGB lightingCons:-No-name brand if you care-Not the best translation on the packaging, i.e. "Greate for Game, For Gaming and Office Using" etc might make you feel like its not high quality. It is worth the money, you can buy 4 of these for what the name brand would cost.

pretty neat. software is easy to use and has all the settings you would ever need. mouse is light weight and perfect size for my average sized hands. has RGB colors, what more do you need?

Este ratón es el mejor ratón calidad-precio que he tenido. Por 20€ obtienes un ratón mediano muy ergonómico, con buena calidad de construcción, sensor ÓPTICO muy suave y preciso, y una iluminación rgb totalmente configurable mediante el programa que tiene. Los niveles de DPI también se pueden configurar, todo esto mediante diferentes perfiles. El ratón llega hasta 6000DPI, pero personalmente a mi me va de sobra, pues utilizo 1250. Totalmente recomendable, una maravilla.

Hiraliy F300 ist übrigens der Richtige name der maus, nach anfänglichen schwierigkeiten muss ich sagen das ich Extrem überrascht bin, in allen belangen. Bis auf ein oder zwei dinge ist die Maus wirklich für alles gut geeignet.Der Laser ist Präzise, leidet jedoch minimal an Mouse Acceleration welche sich anscheinend nicht zu 100% ausschalten lässt, jedoch fällt die erst bei extrem schnellen bewegungen auf. Materialien sind bis auf das mausrad durchweg Plastik, nicht unbedingt schlimm jedoch hat man ein wenig flex auf der linken seite wo die Seiten button sind, bemerkt man aber auch nur wenn man es drauf anlegt, schade finde ich jedoch das an den seiten eben halt kein Gummi ist, auch ist sie formtechnisch sehr schlicht, ich hatte vorher eine Roccat Kone XTD die formtechnisch schon weit besser ist. Die form ist für einen Palm grip ausgelegt, jedoch mit dem nachteil das die side button sehr lang sind dadurch ist der Fordere Button schon recht weit vorne. Die Verarbeitung ist durchweg bis auf den seiten flex sehr gut, ich hab die maus noch nicht auseinander genommen jedoch sollen wohl für Maus 1 u. 2 Omrom Switche zum einsatz kommen und für alle anderen tasten weniger teure.Was ein wenig stört ist das Kabel, das Kabel ist sehr unbiegsam, es ist stabil aber leider kaum beweglich, wer also ein Maus Bungie hat kann den wegstellen.Die LED beleuchtung werd ich nicht gesondert erwähnen weil RGB LED für mich der allerletzte müll ist und keinen existenz grund hat.Die software ist ein anderer punkt, sie ist nicht wirklich schlecht aber sie muss dauerhaft mitlaufen da die maus kein Internen speicher besitzt, es sind von vornerein Makros vor eingestellt die man alle löschen sollte da Makros in vielen spielen als Cheat angesehen werden. Die übersetzung lässt auch zu wünschen übrig aber mit ein wenig herumtesten lauft auch das ganz gut.Wenn man alles zusammen zieht ist die Verarbeitung, die leistung und der Preis ein killer Deal, hier wird Razer vollwertig von einem chinesischen hersteller auseinander genommen der mit dieser maus vielleicht 5 Euro Verdient, zugegeben die maus wird nicht von Hiraliy hergestellt sondern trägt nur den namen, alles andere kommt von einem OEM hersteller ebenfalls aus china. aber hier tut es weniger weh wenn sie nach 3-4 Jahren Kaputt geht als eine Razer maus die nach 3 monaten Kaput geht und das 4 fache kostet.