Cooler Master MM730 Wire Gaming Mouse Black, Adjustable 16,000 DPI, Palm|Claw Grip, PixArt Optical Sensor, Ultraweave Cable, PTFE Feet, RGB Lighting (MM-730-KKOL1)

I've used this mouse for two days, i've had issue with motion delay on the mouse when using wireless mode.________________Positive :Nice ergo shape,decent build quality,nice coating that doesn't attract sweat/fingerprint,nice feel to the switches.Sensor placement didn't bother me.I mainly use claw grip and this shape works wonder for me.Sadly the shape doesn't make the product by itself._____________________Negative:The battery life on my copy was not great even with all RGB turned off.CM masterplus is pretty bad too, you need to update your mouse in wired mode after that unplug it,put it in wireless mode and update again for the wireless mode.Alot of motion delay in the wireless mode compared to other wireless mice._________________For reference, i have the G pro Superlight X,Glorious Model O Wireless,Origin one X, EG XM1I previously used the Origin one X which has a similar shape.If you like this kind of shape i recommend buying the Origin One X instead.Edit: Seems that the mouse just died out of nowhere 2 hours after i wrote this review.Got a replacement from amazon will see if it last.I don't recommend buying one yet, wait for second batch.

So my hand size is 18 cm x 9 and I haven't loved ergonomic mice besides EC2-B. EC2B has a lot of flaws too which I won't get into.This mouse has a PBT keycap coating which feels nice to hold, and the scroll wheel reminds me of the G403 scroll wheel, which is by far the best scroll wheel in the market. The clicks are crisp and I can't feel any wobbling or side play in the buttons. Mouse button 4 is mushy while mouse button 5 is crisp. Regardless they both are placed in a nice spot and easy to reach with your thumb.SO overall Pros:-Amazing cable, USB c charging.-Crisp clicks, minus mouse button 4.- easy to glide and really lightweight.-Quality control doesn't seem to be an issue.- No lagging or spinout in game over 48 hours of gaming. Wireless works smoothly.Cons:The software doesn't seem to be the best, it's barebones like the EVGA software but it gets the job done for changing dpi.- Note if you don't update your firmware on your mouse the DPI will be off in the software included.Overall, I'm taking off 1 star for the software side of things, but the hardware provided is amazing. This will be my main switching from the GPW.

I'll use my Aerox 5, Glorious Model D, and Roccat Kone Pro for comparison with this mouse since they're all ultralight medium/large ergo mice. The mouse itself is a dream. Light as a feather, well-balanced, and one of the most comfortable shapes I've seen in an ergo mouse; it's noteworthy that it's medium sized for an ergo mouse: my hands are 19cm x 10cm and I use a half palm/half claw grip, it's the most comfortable mouse I've ever used! You could also run claw just fine or even fingertip if you have 20cm+ hands. The texture is smooth-matte and provides modest grip, the finish doesn't make my hands sweaty or leave residue on the mouse. It's amazing they've cut the weight down so much without resorting to drilling holes all over the thing, it's a gamechanger for ultralights IMO. It also comes with rubber 5 rubber grip stickers if you want more grip. The PTFE feet are great and and the smooth underside of the mouse drags less on my cloth pad than my other mice.The L/R buttons are quiter and easier to click than the average mouse while still being very crisp and having short travel. The optical microswitches have a 1ms response time which is just bonkers fast. There's no play in them at all. Middle mouse is easy to click with a soft and responsive feel, the scroll wheel is easy to roll with gentle tactile bumps, I love it. The side buttons could be a litle longer or thicker, they're recessed into the curve of the mouse so I found them slightly inconvenient to click. They're also louder and a bit squishier than L/R click. I'd prefer the DPI button be moved to the top of the mouse, there's room behind the scroll wheel.Hardware wise this is the best mouse I've ever used, it doesn't look flashy and lacks bells and whistles other "gamer" mice have because they're honestly mostly just gimmicks. Mouse shape, weight, size, texture, and button feel/responsiveness are the most important features of any mice by a long shot and everything else is just window dressing, every decent quality gaming mouse has a 1000hz polling rate and a good sensor with more DPI, IPS, & acceleration than you'll ever need. The RGB is lowkey with a few options to customize. It's a mouse that has no need to show off.Sadly, the software is total garbage. It's truly shocking how Coolermaster, a high-end brand, could make such an incredible piece of hardware and simultaneously make such a wildly incompetent software for it. The mouse jumps randomly and unpredictably between profiles when trying to switch on the fly, you can't rebind the left button at all which is just a baffling thing to choose not to include, and there's a combo feature where you hold middle mouse and click another button to fire a custom command but you can't rebind the combo button either. The software repeatedly deleted my saved macros. There's an incredibly feature-rich custom RBG light program maker, you can design your own lightshow and see how it works on your mouse as you're working on it... except you can't actually save the program and use them on the mouse, only for their keyboards, despite it working on the mouse. This astonishing piece of crap will also occupy nearly a full gigabyte on your harddrive! I've sincerely seen better software from bargain-bin Chinese crap mice. I need to be able to rebind my left mouse button and since it's literally impossible I'll sadly have to return this mouse, which is extraordinarily disappointing because otherwise this mouse seems to have been crafted by Hephaestus himself in his forge on Mount Olympus. Fix your crap, Coolermaster, this is absolutely shameful.

The shape felt decent to me, but this will always be subjective. With that said, it doesn't really have any sharp edges or curves that could turn people away too much, so it should be ok for most people. Clicks sounded hollow, not mushy, but not exactly that crisp either. Overall, it was ok, can't fault it too much, but I returned it cause it didn't match my set up.

Google it yourself, the software to change DPI, colors, update the firmware, important and necessary functionalities, simply doesn't work, every action takes 5 minutes and I can't afford garbageware on my computer where all my credentials are in.