DeLUX 80G Wired Ergonomic Gaming Mouse - PMW3389 Sensor, 100-16000DPI, Personalized Basics, Paracord Cable, Ormon Switch, 7 Buttons, RGB Optical Mouse (M629BU-Black)

TLDR: Great mouse at any price. Get it if you want a slightly larger wireless Razer Viper Mini. Corepads makes pure virgin ptfe feet so get a pair if you want those.I got the 3335 version. Great mouse for a great price! I'm no pro fps gamer but I can definitely say this mouse is a steal for under 50 usd! For anyone in the market for a budget wireless mouse, this is the one to get.I used a Razer Viper Mini in the past and to be honest, this mouse is not a perfect replica. It's a little bit larger and fills out the hand more than the Viper Mini. Whereas the Viper Mini is perfect for people with smaller to medium hands, the Delux m800 is great for people with medium hands. I was personally looking for a slightly larger Viper Mini and this mouse absolutely does the trick. For reference my hands are 7.5in (19cm) by 3.25in (8.2cm) and I use a hybrid palm/claw grip.The overall build quality of this mouse is somewhat dependant on QC. The first pair I received had a very inconsistent click feel for each of the buttons and there was a definite rattling when I shook the mouse. I asked for a replacement and my replacement has zero issues. The build quality is definitely up there with the best. Rock solid construction, no rattle, great button consistency etc... YMMV depending on QC. With the new unit, the main left and right buttons feel great. I believe the 3335 sensor version uses Kailh 4.0 switches which feel very snappy (much better than on the Viper Mini). The side buttons are the worst part of the mouse as they have a slight mushy feel to them but are still very usable. It's a shame because literally everything else about this mouse is perfect except for the side buttons. The mouse feet are very usable and honestly I don't really see where all the hate is coming from for the feet. I use a slower pad and value control so maybe that's the reason I don't see a big issue with the feet but I haven't had any problems so far. If you want something more along the lines of ptfe then Corepads makes pure virgin ptfe feet for the Delux m800 so feel free to replace as needed.Other than the build quality, I feel that the overall feel in the hand and sensor performance are both great. As I mentioned before, I'm no pro fps gamer but I have yet to have the sensor go haywire on me or skip. No issues whatsoever and the latency hasn't been a problem - feels just as responsive as wireless. With how good mouse sensors have become, I honestly can't tell the difference in sensor performance from the 3335(wireless) and the Razer Viper Mini sensor(wired) and a Hero sensor(wireless) on another Logitech mouse I have. Maybe professionals are able to sense the minute differences but for me, ignorance is bliss. The weight of the mouse is great and for most people who have yet to try a lighter mouse, just do it. I used to absolutely love the Logitech G502 and ever since I got the Viper Mini, the G502 has felt like a brick in comparison. The Delux m800 has a very balanced weight distribution and is a very easy transition from the Razer Viper Mini. It is slightly heavier than the Viper Mini but once you use it for a short period of time you don't notice the difference.Overall great mouse.

this is my favorite mouse i use its battery life it actually longer than 50 hours and even when it runs out i can just charge it for 20 min and it go for the next week without charge. This mouse is amazing.

Edit November 17th, 2022: Unfortunately the middle mouse button stopped working after about 6 months of use. Really unfortunate as I am a fan of this mouse and at $45 I expected more. Disappointing.Received this mouse quickly thanks to one-day shipping.The brand is new to me but after some research I determined that Delux is a subsidiary of Colorful, a Chinese manufacturer who makes many internal PC components and has a good reputation.In April 2021, I purchased a Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed because it was the style of mouse I like and fit my palm well when I tried it at a local shop. I was told Razer was the go-to for quality peripherals after I had bad luck with a Logitech G402. 13 months later, the wireless receiver failed and I was unable to connect to my PC with it anymore, so I went looking on the Razer website for a replacement dongle, but lo and behold: They do not sell replacement receivers for any mouse under $150. I thought this was an unbelievable joke, so I started searching for another brand, and also, a non-wireless mouse.The main feature of this mouse that attracted me was the swappable grip plate. It attaches via magnets to the rear of the bottom of the mouse. Took me seconds to figure out how to swap it out without direction, and both grips fit snugly in the mouse. There is a little bit of give when I set my hand down on it but that doesn't bother me. If you're looking for impeccable build quality this may not be the best example, but it functions well and due to the changeable grip, I think it can fit pretty much any preference.The program that you can download to customize the lighting works well, and is not as obtuse or unusable as I am used to with a lot of budget mice, but if you don't want to download any software, there are some built in lighting functions as well. The software also supports some interesting features such as lift-off distance (for making flick shots in FPS games), and macro creation for setting up key combos or rapid clicks, etc.I have fairly large hands and wear large gloves according to Ibex, and this mouse fits well in them. Those with small hands may find it unwieldy.My only con personally is the scroll wheel, which feels kind of mushy. I prefer a really distinct "click" on each scroll but this one has a very soft tactile response. That gripe is so minor however that I think this definitely deserves five stars. Thanks for bringing innovative stuff to the U.S. Delux!If you need a sponsor to test out that MK17DB keyboard when it arrives, let me know! LOL

For the price it’s cool, if it was a little cheaper I’d probably be a little bit more satisfied. Quality isn’t the best and the wireless functionality is subpar. So i utilize it wired in mostly. I bought it for work so I ain’t mad at it. But it’s good not great.

It was between this mouse and the G305 for me. The deciding factor was the internal battery on this thing. The battery life is only 50 hours, but that's plenty, and not having to buy AA batteries is great in my opinion. It comes with a nice braided usb-c charging cable and replacement pads as well as a dongle for a faster connection. Comfortable to use, not the highest quality materials, but at this price point it's not something to complain about. The replacement pads were smart to include, since they're made of Teflon and will degrade on rougher surfaces; make sure to use a mouse-pad. I have small hands so this is the perfect size for me, but I can see issues if you have larger hands. The software is easy to use. The lighting is nice, though I'm the type to leave it off. High polling rate, a button for multiple dpi settings, this mouse is great for its price.

eu uso esse produto como mouse de computador

Tengo un g pro x superlight y se sienten casi igual tienen casi la misma forma y me acostumbre super rapido, lo unico malo es los materiales pero esta muy bueno la verdad, tengo apenas 1 dia con el, si cambio de opinion lo escribo

Bought this for productivity. It's so light, it has good battery life, good ergonomics. Only issue is that when trying to download software the delux site doesn't work anymore so the rgb lights will always be on

Felt like I got bait and switched, I got sent a cheaper product than what I had originaly paid for.

Ótimo produto, nada a reclamar