Sentey Mouse Group

There's not much wrong with this mouse, and if you're just a regular gamer or computer user this is a fantastic mouse for you at this price range.But there are a few problems with this, it does feel a little cheap in your hand. Don't get me wrong, it's very comfortable to hold, but the materials used just don't feel the best. After having it for a couple of days the feet on the mouse were already wearing down, not a huge deal but that stuff matters to me. The left and right mouse button have also already worn down past the rubberish coating on the plastic and you can see where my fingers sit on the buttons as it's all shiny now.If you remove any of the weights, the mouse just feels even cheaper as it shows how light the plastics used in the construction really are.The software that comes with the mouse looks very interested at first, it really does allow you to do quite a bit with the mouse, you can adjust the lighting, turning it on, off or make it pulse at different speeds, you get 5 different profiles with so you can set up your mouse differently for different games / programs you use. But, once you hit the macro part of the software that's when things go downhill, the macros aren't really in depth for one, very basic, which is okay for a $15 mouse, but when you try using them in games it starts messing with everything. The game no longer allows you to do thins like sprint, jump or even alt+tab out. So, if you plan on making macros, do not buy this mouse, it will only disappoint you.All in all, I gave the mouse a 3 star rating as I think it's a great mouse for a basic gamer that doesn't wanna throw $50-$100 into a mouse, but for a gamer like me that loves creating macros to improve my experience, it's a little disappointing and I think I'll be keeping it as a backup mouse and buying myself something a little nicer.

Originally bought this as a "cheap" placeholder mouse in 2015 when I really just needed one while living in a dorm with other dudes with a plan to "upgrade" at a later date. Fast forward to now in 2019 and it ONLY just now "broke" in the smallest, probably most fixable way involving the scroll wheel becoming "detached" on the inside causing me to not be able to mouse scroll (a negligible problem in all honestly). I've kept the mouse all these years because I had yet been able to really find a suitable replacement because of how well this guy performs and has held up through multiple moves from state to state and being thrashed around from nice, fun drunken gaming sessions. A true "bang for your buck" type mouse with a simple to use layout and a decent DPI settings button. Never had any sort of latency stutter or lag from using it from actual competitive gaming to just casual comp use. Only real complaints I could give is I do wish it had a 3rd side button (which is whatever in the scheme of things) and I wish was a little bigger so I could hold it better, but I also have Giant's Hands so for the majority the size will honestly be fine.Definitely a recommend if you want a really want a decent mouse that'll last you and not have to spend a lot on.

This is my review for the Sentey Nebulus gaming mouse.After searching all the mouses that amazon had to offer around the $10 to $20 price range, I chose this mouse to replace my CM Storm Devastator mouse that came with the keyboard/mouse combo.Backstory: I found out that the way I was playing Fallout 4 and Borderlands 2, with high sensitivity (gameplay options), caused the mouse movements to jitter/stutter every time I moved the mouse around. The only way I could alleviate this problem, but still play at higher mouse sensitivity was to set the in-game sensitivity pretty low, while increasing the DPI value on the mouse. The CM Devastator mouse could only reach 2000 DPI, which was fine, but didn't allow me to play at the mouse speed I wanted. The polling rate of the mouse also slightly affected this too, being at only 125Hz.Now:This mouse, for the exceptional price, was able to solve all those issues for me. Being able to set the DPI level to 3200 (all DPI levels cycle with the DPI button) and have the polling rate at 500hz basically removed all those micro-stuttering mouse movements from the games i play. The mouse also had an adjustable weight disc that you can add little metallic weights into and place into the mouse for a heavier feel, which is an awesome bonus. The software that came with the mouse (little Gamecube sized disc) was easy to set up and customize if you would like. All the buttons, DPI levels, button profiles, mouse light intensity and pulsing were all customization through the included software (downloadable through their website if you don't have a disc drive). The mouse can also work off the bat just by plugging it in to the computer, but no customization.Conclusion:For the price range I was looking for, hands down this is my top pick on a gaming mouse to get. Any problems or issues I had before with my older mouse was completely solved with this mouse. The mouse also fits good in the hand and feels pretty nice with the rubberized plastic on the main body of the mouse. It gets a 4.7/5 from me.Reasons I chose a 4.7/5, which is all personal preference:The mouse wheel could be ~25% bigger. The sides of the mouse could also be rubberized, like the main mouse body. More color options would be nice, I have a blue setup so this mouse ended out perfect, but there should maybe be a green and red light version too.

2 months later, dead mouse. Horrible build quality I guess. I've never had a mouse die that fast before. Had to dig out my 8yr logitech as a spare. Can't even say you get what you pay for.****Initial Review 4Stars****Pretty nice mouse for the price. Good weight, nice size and feel in the hand. Pulsing lights are a little over the top, but whatever. I hope it lasts, but very satisfied with the purchase so far.Edit: After installing and flipping through the included software, found that you can control the pulsing and light intensity or can have them off altogether. So no complaints! Great mouse.