GF GOFREETECH Wired Gaming Mouse with Side Buttons, 7 Programmable Buttons, 5 Adjustable DPI, RGB LED Backlit USB Ergonomic Mouse for PC Laptop, Black

I work from home and game in my off-time from the same computer, this mouse has the super useful ability to switch DPI on the fly using a set of buttons just below the mouse wheel and the RGB backlight to the mouse wheel will lets you know what DPI setting you currently have enabled. This lets me quickly and seamlessly transition between working or browsing the internet at a more relaxed pace, to switching to higher DPIs for flicks on a shooter, or a more middle ground for a strategy game, and being able to glance at the color to see the current setting has been awesome. The overall feel of the mouse is great, works well for users that have smaller hands or like to use the Claw grip. My only small complaint is the size of the wire being a bit short, but with the price its a great deal and easily excused.

It worked for 1 hour and then never turned back on, on any computer I tried it with.EDIT: Quick and prompt customer service and solved my concern without hesitation. Even though the mouse didn’t work longer than a day, I would buy again because of the customer service. Kudos!

confortable to hold

Easily the best mouse I've ever used. I love the RGB color cycle and how smoothly the scroll wheel moves. No delays and no glitches at all.There are two buttons below the scroll wheel. If the top button is clicked, then the light that encircles the scroll wheel changes. The interesting part is that doing so allows the speed of the mouse to become faster, which is something I've never seen before in another mouse. The bottom button has the same effect, albeit that it decreases the speed of the mouse.There are another two buttons on the side of the mouse, that if clicked, can go back or go forward in the present tab. For example, if you were browsing Amazon and decided to click into your account, clicking the bottom button allows you to go back to Amazon browsing immediately. The top button works the same but instead, it goes forward.The quality feels like a higher-end mouse, and the ergonomic aspect of the mouse works very well. I can rest my hand on the mouse and it feels like an extension of my hand when I move it.

No. This looks like a cool looking mouse, but is extremely lightweight, and is not the greatest for AAA games or just current gen games. I honestly own a Logitech G502 Hero wired mouse, and that was much better for customization, weight, and more. This is just a colorful mouse that you will replace when you can afford a more premium gaming mouse.

I have a laptop, so went with a wireless mouse, was ok for a while until it wasn't. So went with wired and love it, still takes up a USB port whether wired or wireless.

For standard mouse, this is just fine. It's comfortable, a bit on the larger size (which I like, so it doesn't feel tiny in my hand), and all the default buttons work fine. It tracks well, doesn't wander off, and was totally plug-and-play with Windows 10. I didn't get this specifically for gaming, so I can't comment on things like having only 1 billionth of a nanosecond of latency or whatever. I just use it as a basic mouse.The adjustable DPI buttons just change the "speed" of the mouse, if you were wondering. It's actually kind of nice to have that control right on the mouse. Multiple users in my house like different settings, so this is super convenient. When you change the DPI setting, it also changes the color of the light on the scroll wheel, so it's easy to know what setting you are on. I also LOVE the side buttons that default to forward/back in a web browser. Once you get addicted to using these, you'll never go back to a mouse without them.The only issue, which I knocked it down to 4 stars for, is that you have to download some extra driver software to control the lights on the mouse, and to customize the buttons. Well, first of all, the instructions that come in the box DO NOT tell you where to download this software. However, the Q&A on the Amazon page does. Once downloaded, I could tell that the software was only sort of working. I could see it registering my DPI changes in real time as I clicked the DPI buttons, so I know it was connected. However, it would NOT change my lights. I couldn't change their color, or brightness, or turn them off, or anything. They're just stuck at the default values. This is fine, I guess, I don't mind it too much, but I would prefer to turn them off. I knocked off a star for driver software that isn't fully functional (again, I'm using Windows 10 on a pretty old computer). 5 star products should be fully functional, and this driver software couldn't turn off my mouse lights.