EMS600BKAA-NU E-3Lue E-Blue Mazer II EMS600 2500 DPI Blue LED Trendy Optical USB Wired Gaming Mouse

As far as I can tell this mouse is the same as the wireless one here on Amazon, with the exception of being wired (which I prefer). I was a little hesitant to order it since there were no reviews, and I feel like I should share my experiences with it thus far so that others aren't as hesitant to order this great product (at a steal of a price!).I ordered this mouse after my Cobra mouse (made by the same company, E-Blue) started having problems with it's left mouse button. It would double click on a single click every once in a while, so I decided to upgrade with the same company, since I was so surprised with the quality for the price of the last mouse I ordered from them (I would also recommend the Cobra, even with the clicking problem).The first thing you'll notice about this mouse is the packaging. E-Blue is a Japanese company (products assembled in China), and all of the directions are in Japanese. That said, it's a plug and play device, and very straight forward, the only trip up you could have is what color means which setting on the DPI switch button.The LED's on this thing are awesome. It's like my old Cobra on steroids. The mouse wheel LED's are especially bright and radiant. The other LED's are dimmer, I think they're being lit by a common light source inside the mouse. The cord of the mouse is some sort of threaded fabric material. Pretty classy if you ask me, although I believe this is common for higher end mice (not in this price range though). The material of the mouse is like the Cobra, a rubberized metalish material, that's nice to the touch.The mouse comes with a button to change your DPI setting. It comes with 4 settings, maxing out at 2500 DPI. The button is illuminated by an LED that changes color based on the current setting (dim blue for low, red for med, blue for high, and purple for max). The mouse wheel has a nice thud to it every notch you rotate it. It's extremely comfy in my hand, although I've learned to use three fingers with my mouse since that was the only way to hold my old Cobra comfortably. This is a palm mouse, so that could be a con for some people, but that's what I prefer, even when I game. The two side buttons are a little wobbly for my tastes, but they've held out so far with initial gaming, so we'll see if they last.Overall I'm once again impressed with this companies product. I'll be coming back to them for all my mice needs in the future unless something goes terribly wrong.EDIT:After a month of use, the mouse is still good. By now the decals on the Cobra I had had been worn away, but the ones on this mouse seem to be more resilient. I've noticed some reviews stating they received a wireless mouse. There is a wireless variant on this mouse, but the one I received was wired. I also noticed the default seller on the page has changed. These reviews are probably because of the change in seller. For future purchasers, the seller I bought my mouse from and received the wired version of the mouse was Bangplus, they are the highest rated of the currently 3 sellers selling this product. Hopefully this will help anyone wanting the wireless version of the mouse in the future.FINAL EDIT:Well, the rubberized material they used to top the plastic of the mouse is finally starting to wear off, especially where my thumb rests on the mouse as of 4/3/2016. I've decided to order the new Mazer III to see how that mouse is. This buddy lasted me a good while considering how much I paid for it, and if the Mazer III ends up not being very good, I'll probably be picking up another one of these, probably in white this time.

This is my first review for an product I bought on Amazon, I have a small keyboard tray on my desk that only has 5" of width for the mouse (after a keyboard is included) which makes it difficult to turn/look during FPS games, but with the E-3ule Mazer the lack of space for my mouse is not an issue with the High DPI settings, the mouse also is very reactive, and has a very fast response time as well, Initially I was skeptical of the quality of the mouse as it is a gaming mouse and only $18.99 (cheap compared to Razer, Logitech ect.) but upon taking it out of the box I was extremely impressed it's got a very smooth texture, with perfect ergonomics, and it practically hovers when you move it around you don't even need a mousepad for it, it's that smooth.Originally I was looking to get the Zelotes 5500 DPI mouse but when I told my friend I was going to get either the Zelotes or this, he a Razer user, told me that this was one of the best gaming mouses he has had (aside from his Razer Deathadder Chroma), so I bought it and having used his Razer Deathadder before, I have to say I'd get this over his mouse. It also comes with a braided cord which seems to be very rugged. I highly recommend this mouse to anyone looking for an affordable and very reliable quality gaming mouse, without having to pay $40+, the only reason I didn't give this 5 stars is because I just got it today and I want to wait a few months to see how it holds up, then I'll adjust the rating accordingly.

Awesome little mouse. I had an original Razer Abyssus that finally died on me after mean years of use. I didn't really want to shell out for any of the new Razer mice so I went searching and stumbled upon this beauty. Was very wary but the other reviews convinced me to try it out and I am really glad I did. I've broken my review down into what I feel are the key components for a mouse.COMFORT: I have large hands and the design really fit me well for everyday use, and it was still comfortable during multi hour gaming sessions.DPI: The ability to adjust DPI on the fly is very nice and worked flawlessly. Was wonderful for games such as Diablo, Starcraft, and Heroes of the Storm. Very nice to be able to let others use my computer and turn down the DPI for them without having to mess with settings on a GUI.BUTTONS: All the buttons were very responsive and I have never had an issue with any of them getting stuck. However, anyone that is looking for an easy to configure mouse for macros will have some issues as there isn't any clear way to do this like there is with the Razer Synapse client. At the same time I don't use macros that heavily so there may be a way to do it that I just haven't encountered.ASTHETICS: The lighting for the mouse looks awesome. My tower is decked out with Blue LED fans and such so this fit in all that perfectly. They are a tad bright and theres no way I've found to adjust the brightness so keep that in mind.OVERALL: If you want a nice gaming mouse without having to break the bank, this is a great one to pick up!

For your everyday user, this mouse would be great. But its sold as a gaming mouse... and it definitely is not. The optical will go crazy on you if you move the mouse too fast causing a loss in gameplay. Its a cool mouse for the price, but definitely not a gaming mouse.

I am currently using last years model of the e blue mazer wired. I love it. The clickers are finally dieing which is what happens naturally. I ordered 2 wired mazer 2 models and received wireless versions.As a heavy gamer wireless is not even an option. When I contacted customer support I was not able to receive a wired version and was directed to the old mazer model. I settled for the same model and had my order on a 2 day shipping for free courtesy of amazon customer service.In short, I like e blue mazers. I don't wireless, I ordered a wired version and was sent a wireless version.Bad Seller.