OMEN Vector Wireless Mouse | Gaming Mouse with Warp Wireless Technology and Ultra-Fast USB-C Charging | Mouse with Esports Grade Sensor and Ergonomic Design | DPI Range 100-16,000 | (2B349AA)

I wanted to like this mouse, and overall it's a nice design which has good button placement for claw-grip users like myself. It slides effortlessly on mouse pad and isn't too heavy, but it had one critical flaw: It would intermittently lose sync when running in wireless mode for a couple of seconds at a time, which made using it more difficult than necessary. The extremely cheap logitech wireless mouse I was using prior doesn't do that, and it runs on 2.4Ghz as well.I wouldn't completely write this off as it's very new and this could be fixed in firmware later on. I'm just not willing to spend $100 on something I have to wait for the manufacturer to make work properly in the mode it's intended to be used in most of the time.

Frequently loses signal, locks up, has to be turned on and off to regain control. Loses control of onscreen pointer. Pointer frequently goes in opposite direction, without switching control buttons. DPI is slow.. (16,000 dpi very questionable) Latency between Mouse response and user is frequently off. Attempting to use lighting function drains rechargeable battery faster, even with lights completely turned off this mouse has the issues described above. The only Pro of this mouse is the size being larger, fits better for male hands. However that being said the left side back button is located in a position where your thumb can't avoid accidently hitting it, this may result in your game closing unexpectedly and losing any game advancement. Simply highly overpriced for lack of quality performance. Used on a 2021 HP Gaming All-In-One Desktop

In short, the mouse is amazing. Not only is it relatively lightweight, the battery is astonishingly long for a gaming mouse.pros:+ RGB brightness, colors, and customization.+DPI and buttons customization.+ BATTERY LIFE: I got it the 22nd of October and charged it once, and then I used it for around 6-8 hours a day every day with battery saving mode on. The battery lasted well over 24 days (I need to clarify that I charged it again the 14th of November because the logo's LED was no longer on due to the battery saving mode, but the mouse could still work perfectly).+ click latency: I did not notice any lag while using it (I only used it on wireless mode), and according to RTINGS, it has a click latency of 17 ms, which according to them, is okay for gaming.+ It's relatively lightweight, it only weights 106 grams.cons:- whenever you open the omen gaming hub, the mouse lags for about 1-3 seconds, and then it goes back to normal. It's not something that bothered me that much, but you might want to know that.- it doesn't work that well on reflective/transparent surfaces.

It’s a solid mouse with plenty of sensitivity features to really narrow down your preferred speed. I’d definitely recommend downloading the control board app to capitalize on all of it’s personalization features.It does have a slow sputtered start after it goes in standby mode that’s takes a few seconds to correct itself. The lag can be annoying, but trust me it only happens when you don’t move the mouse for like 5 min. If you play FPS games ask yourself when you are EVER not moving your mouse in game. Again, doesn’t bother me, but could be a let down for some.All in all I’d recommend anyone who’s looking at getting a wireless mouse to get this one; or at least consider it.

I have been using this mouse for a few months now. The build quality of the mouse seems sturdy. The tracking is good and the lighting works as it should. However, the software seems like it could have more features. I haven't had any problems with it yet. If I run into problems I'll update this review