Gaming Mouse SOWTECH USB Wired Gaming Mice 4 Adjustable DPI Levels 7 Circular LED Light with Ergonomic 6 Buttons PC Gaming Mouseaming Mouse

So let me be blunt: I'm doing this for the way it works, how it works, and what it is. That's all this review is.So we know everyone here has a nice USB mouse, whether wired or wireless. This is a nice wired mouse, frankly outstanding for some of the things it provides. But with only two programmable buttons, it looses an edge over higher dollar values, but for ten dollars, you can't ask for much more.So, let's move on to the feeling of it. The clicks are satisfying on the main buttons, your left, right, and center click if you bother to do that. Understandable. The weight is hefty, which takes a little getting used to, but it isn't held by metal and steel and plastic tends to just slide, so I can excuse it from my taste, as this review is meant to inform you. However, the click of the two side buttons, the black ones on the left side, are very faint, and almost non-present until you press it all the way down on a small, tactile switch that marks to "Page Forward" and "Back a page", so an accidental strike can set your document or online page into oblivion of the reload process.The looks: It looks fantastic. For something with matte and one color, you used to have to pay 80 dollars or so. Now if you want RGB, you have to go all the way out. The Diablo III mouse, a prime candidate to compete with, only had two DPI settings, and took a quick click to switch off. The others have a higher price tag just for a fancy feature, which some people really don't want. The black gloss plastic makes it feel decent, but that being a fingerprint magnet may deter you. Fear not, there is rubber on the sides for a great grip, and the silver plastic is matte, so you can hide the smears if need be. The RGB is over par for the 10 dollars, and a few extra for shipping. I couldn't argue, but almost (Expletive) my pants when I saw it was true RGB with dynamic fading color switching. It doesn't cover 16 million, but the main colors and their variations are more than over the top for my taste. The only problem you may have is that the scrollwheel doesn't get the full glow, but it's still nice to look at, nonetheless have, and there isn't an optical laser present so if you lift it, the red will not be seen at all.For function, I give it all I can. It clicks, it goes back, forth, side to side, tracks decent, and even has interchangeable DPI. Now if you game and have the center button bound, you may slip and accidentally click it. But it holds up very well, even though the DPI needs 4 clicks to go back to the recent setting, and one less if you want to roll back to a lower DPI.I've gotta say this, for 10 dollars, it's a great mouse. Weight's there, lighting, clickiness, I love it myself, and if you've got 14,99 USD to spare for a mouse, get this one. At least try it. You might not regret it. I sure don't.

REVIEW UPDATE: Well, less than 6 months of use later, the scroll wheel has stopped working. I was using it and felt a pop from inside of the mouse and that was it. Typically mice last me at least a year so this was disappointing.I absolutely love this mouse. It is very comfortable to use. I have larger hands and it fits me perfectly. It conforms to my palm nicely and the buttons fall right in place where they should. It moves very smoothly with no resistance.The LED lights are actually shielded inside a semi-transparent piece of plastic which helps diffuse them a bit but they are still bright enough to look cool. It's also very nice that you can turn off the LEDs by holding down the DPI button if you would like.All around this is a great mouse, especially for such a low price.

When I went to buy this mouse, I kind of new what I was getting into. I wanted a cheap glowing mouse for my desk at work just to add a bit of style to my drab office landscape.The good:Mouse feels good in my giant hands.Scroll wheel is nice and tactile.Cloth wrapped cable is a nice touch and protects the cable nicely from rub burns.The bad:Both mice I received have an issue with the side buttons. The forwards button is back and the back button is forwards. I retrained the muscle memory to correct this but I wish there was an easy way to solve that.The ugly:Now the scroll wheel is acting up severely after about a month of usage at work. When I scroll in either direction, it makes the page jitter and scroll the other direction.I've only had the mouse for about a month and its showing these issues already. I am very disappointed with the quality of the mouse and can not recommend this to anyone.

The mouse looks great at face value and it is responsive and works fairly well... at first. Then you get irritated with how the colors won't stop cycling, the USB cable is incredibly short, especially for a peripheral device that is supposed to reach a desk, but worst of all is when the scroll wheel stops working and you update every driver to everything on your computer to finally find that the scroll wheel is just a physical problem. I don't know if it's gunk stuck in it, which there shouldn't be after only a month, or if it is just the cheaply made scroll wheel, but this mouse jumps up and down all over pages constantly and is impossible to game with because of the scroll wheel.I'd give this mouse a 3 star prior to the scroll wheel problem, but now it's definitely a 1 star.

I was very happy with the purchase of this mouse.I found the scroll wheel to be very comfortable and extremely quiet whereas other mice that I have owned are very loud when using.The size and style of this mouse does fit my hand comfortably and my friends larger hand who tried it and found it very comfortable to use.I do enjoy how the led colors transition to one another smoothly and that it is not too bright but just right.Would recommend this mouse if you are looking for a led colored mouse to go with your gaming setup.

As a mouse, I love the response time and the "breathing" RGB colors. The only thing detracting from a full 5 stars is the fact the cable is a bit harder than I expected (i.e. it's sturdy but can be annoying as it retains the shape you bend it in.Edit: After a few months using it, had to update my review although it doesn't detract from the score:1. The wire coming from off center was very distracting for me. Being used to the wires coming off the center, it was a very distracting look.2. A side of the mouse has an off-color compared to the rest of the mouse (ex. the RGB lights are blue but that one corner has a hint of purple. It's as if that one side has an oversaturation of red.)

This mouse lasted me couple of years. It did its job great and only started to fail after i sent it flying across the room in a heat of the moment. comfortable, better looking than what is advertised and functional. 10/10

I have a gamer son and this mouse is for him. His overall review is, "this is kewl". Here are some details about why he feels that way.-feels ergonomic-curves inward on this side for a better fit-fits his rather long fingers and large hand-he can adjust the DPI by clicking the middle button-the light naturally fades between colours but he can turn it off if he wants-the scroll wheel is big and it fits his long fingers-he can click the wheel without it spinning-it glides easilyIt is perfect for his gaming.Feel free to ask questions. If this review was helpful in any way please click the "helpful" button below.

This isn't a good mouse. It's not the worst. It's cheap. Affordable. Mediocre. Just fast enough to use. Left click is a bit gimpy and sticks a bit now and then. Get what you pay for. Spend 20+ get something better.