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Hands down one of the best mice I've ever used!Pros:-Size: I have rather large hands, and finding a good mouse that fits comfortably in my hand isn't always the easiest task. This mouse works well for large hands, and my fiancee (who has small hands) has no problem gripping the mouse either.-Design: This mouse looks WICKED. Words cannot describe how amazing it looks. Has a thumb rest, the LEDs are vibrant, and the inside kind of looks like a car engine. Really sweet. Plus it has a fiber cord which I'm in love with.-Features: Pulsating LED lights, which are okay. I primarily keep it on the red LED because it matches my build scheme better. Really nice having a DPI button built into the mouse. Four different settings which make it nice when switching games or just needing a change.Cons:I only have one con, and it's not a suuuuper big problem, just more of me complaining. The middle scroll wheel tends to squeak when I'm using it. My computer is running four fans, my CPU cooler, PSU, and GPU, so I can't really hear it unless I listen for it. If my computer was significantly quieter though, it would probably be enough to annoy me. Nothing I would return it over!All in all, this is an AMAZING mouse. I honestly don't think that I'm going to ever switch, because it's just so amazing. Thank you for an outstanding product!

Its okay if you are NOT gaming, the default driver for this is broken. Its either that or the mouse is, randomly when doing anything the mouse will slide to the left, so doing anything that requires precision with this mouse is either extremely difficult or impossible. The random sliding will make gaming a nightmare so don't get it if your wanting to game with it. Otherwise its a fine piece of hardware.(Update! I found another driver that fixed my sliding issue. it works fine now. Brings my opinion up a bit. Although I think the company should include custom drivers for it.)

OK I'm, kind of torn about this. On one hand, I am using this mouse now, and I'm using it to play games, and I'm doing so over the several other mice that cost 4-5 times as much that I have lying around my desk. So there are some good things:1) The metal baseplate is very nice, especially on cloth mouse pads. The weight of the mouse is pretty solid despite the fact that it looks cheap and plastic-y on top.2) The mouse just fits my hand. I have an unusual mouse grip where I right click with my ring finger. I have medium sized hands, but this grip means almost all mice are too small for me. This one isn't. It's roughly the same width as the old logitech wingmen mice (my favorite mice ever), and it just works for me. This is literally the most important factor for me, and I'm using this mouse over mice that are objectively better because of this singular reason.3) The click is pretty shallow (which I like), and has a nice feel to it. Hard to describe specifically but it's a gratifying sensation. This is pretty subjective, but again mice are kind of subjective things.4) After you find it the configuration software is pretty good. Although you need to rerun the software every time the mouse is unplugged and plugged back into the computer to correct the dpi sensitivity.5) Low profile makes the mouse good for claw grip.OK now the not so good things:1) The scroll wheel squeaks... and feels cheap and awful. It's kinda sticky, but when it does turn it squeaks... I don't scroll a lot during games, so not a deal breaker for that function, but a pain the rest of the time.2) Actually all the buttons except left and right click are terribly positioned, cheap feeling, and just really hard to push.3) The sensor is pretty terrible for a gaming mouse. It works fine as a day to day mouse, but the sensor (while it has a high DPI) doesn't deal well with large, fast movements. So if you are an arm aimer you're not going to be hitting many flick shots. This is normally not a big problem for me since I have my sensitivity cranked up so high that I'm never going to move my mouse that much. Accuracy is fine as long as you don't move the mouse too much though.4) The software for the mouse is posted on dropbox, and you have to search online forums to find it. It's good when you get it, but it's a real pain to find, and the default mouse configuration is basically unusable.Anyway I can't really recommend this mouse to folks... I'd probably give it 2 stars, except that the darn things fits my hand so well I can't bring myself to give it less than 3. I'd say it's an acceptable entry level gaming mouse, except that it isn't really... at least not for most gamers. So I'll instead say it's a cheap mouse that will be comfortable for some people.

There were multiple products listed but the one i got was the "Masione® USB 4800DPI LED Optical Gaming Mouse". Now let me just start off by saying i love it. Just the way this mouse looks was enough to have me sold, the price made it that much better. Ive been through a few gaming mouses in my day but so far this one has been the best for its price. Many features such as the fire button (Double Click) and the adjustable color changes are really nice. And my new laptop doesn't have a disc drive so it was nice to be able to plug and play. I would often find myself just watching the colors change on the mouse because it looks so nice. It feels really natural in your hand and the buttons are all nice and the mouse does not feel awkward at all. The only slight problem i had is after a few months or so the left click mouse button started to squeak a little, but it was an easy fix so now it still works good as new. I would recommend this to anyone just based on price, feel, and amazing quality.