Acer Predator Cestus 330 Gaming Mouse with PixArt 3335 Sensor, Adjustable DPI Settings, 16.8 Million RGB Color Lighting Combinations & NVIDIA Reflex

Good quality

It was a great deal and i love the rgb mouse!

I got the defective one, where the right click button didn't work. I feel very uncomfortable with this experience. Moreover, you can find plenty of other brands much cheaper.

Satisfait de mon achat, la souris fonctionne parfaitement. Le réglage de l'éclairage se fait avec le logiciel, seul bémol l'installation de ce petit logiciel était désespérément longue (5 minutes)

I use this mouse with the wide paddle on the left and the thin on the right. It operates excellently, feels nice, and I've had a lot of fun with the color options. The bag and options for the sides are quite nice, my only complaint would be the magnets could be a bit stronger, as I've knocked the wide paddle off a few times while collecting the cord to be put in the bag.

It's is great, my husband love

Edit: After 4 years or so, millions of clicks, and dropping the mouse on the ground a countless number of times, the scroll click button only works if I press down really hard. One of the side buttons also no longer works. Although I will need a new mouse (I use the scroll click a lot, especially when using CAD applications at work), I'm keeping my review at 5 stars due to the value I got out of this comfortable mouse. If you don't drop your mouse as often as I did, yours might last longer. I bought this because my old mouse occasionally didn't track my physical movement, and the speed that I needed didn't feel accurate. This is my first gaming mouse. I have heavy fingers and tend to accidentally right click with sensitive mice, so a mouse with an adjustable click force seemed ideal. There are two click force settings for the left and right mouse buttons, adjustable with switches on the bottom of the mouse. The difference between them is subtle, but both seem to be in the comfortable range while also not being too sensitive. If you don't know what 50M and 20M mean, they are click ratings in units of millions. So, roughly speaking, the 20M setting will give you 20 million clicks of a higher force before failure, while the 50m will give you 50 million clicks of a lower force before failure. The adjustable weights are also nice. There are 2 weight modules and 3 5-gram weights; one module has two slots and the other has 1. One module can be used at a time and are located just under the cover. The difference between the different weight settings is subtle, but noticeable enough to allow for appreciable customization. Other than an alternate mouse cover and side piece to accommodate different hand sizes, the other settings can be adjusted in the downloadable software. It is easy and free to download and, for the most part, easy to use; however, there are no instructions, which might have been useful in the case of creating and using macros and knowing some advanced button customization settings. The DPI can be increased to up to 16,000, but I don't think most people will need to go much beyond 2000. My max comfortable DPI is around 1900, but it's nice to have the option to go higher if needed, as well as to customize the DPI button to configure 1900 as a max and shift from my minimum comfort to my maximum comfort (rather than from, say, 400 DPI to 16,000). The software is also used for button assignments and color settings, as well as the probably lesser used options, polling rate, angle snapping, and calibration. As far as the gaming aspect of the mouse, I am still getting used to the buttons in game. The scroll wheel has a "left" and "right", which is cool, but also harder to apply in games where you need to have your finger on a single mouse button at all times. The two side buttons are more usable, in this respect. Personally, however, I am still struggling with developing the muscle memory to use them in competitive games. The aesthetics of the mouse and overall shape is appealing, while not compromising the comfort of using it. If there are ever any durability issues, I will report them here. I don't think it will be an issue. If you were to drop the mouse, the detachable magnet cover might pop off, but this really isn't a big deal. A non-magnet solution would either lower ease of use, the comfort of the palm, or the versatility of customization. The cord also seems durable and is reinforced at the connector to the mouse. The product shipped in 3 days, 2 days earlier than listed. After I opened the mouse, I was kind of worried because the left mouse button wasn't clicking. However, this was only because the force adjustment switch was half-way across the slot, not all the way to one side. There was an Acer warranty slip with the mouse instructions. I'm not sure if this would work without purchasing directly from Acer, though. If any issues arise, I will alter the review accordingly. As of now, it was worth the purchase.

i like the sensitivity on the mouse and how you can easily change it just by pressing the button in the middle of it, it also looks really cool with all the glowing lights, with the customization it feels really nice when i use it. Overall its a really good mouse.