PICTEK Rechargeable Wireless Gaming Mouse, RGB Gaming Mouse, [10000DPI] [PMW3325] [1000HZ Polling Rate], Ergonomic Mouse, 8 Programmable Buttons, Fire Button, Type C Wired Mouse for Windows PC Gamer

One thing I love about this mouse is that it can be used while plugged in and charging. I've fitted it with a magnetic charging cable so the power port won't get damaged when I use it while it's charging (it just disconnects under pressure, then reconnects easily), which I would recommend to anyone planning to use the mouse while it's plugged in, but the port is in a pretty protected location (where a cord would normally attach on a wired mouse).It's important to install the accompanying software-- as far as I can tell, it's the only way to truly program the mouse buttons and have control over the LEDs. If you don't have an optical drive (my gaming laptop doesn't have one), that can be a problem-- I didn't check if the software is available online, I just dug out an external DVD drive after a few frustrating days-- but it's a quick install and the control center is easy to use and non-intrusive. You can set up different configuration profiles for different games and it's very fast and simple to switch between configurations.After installing the software, I had no issues getting the mouse to do everything I wanted it to-- even the DPI buttons can be reprogrammed. The first few battery cycles seemed really short, but the charge is lasting longer now. Coming from using a mouse powered by AA batteries (that lasted a month or more), I was a little surprised that this one's charge is only good for about a day of use, but since it's rechargeable (and, I will note again, still getting better) and can be used while plugged in, it's not a problem for me.I'm not accustomed to using a gaming mouse, but all the buttons seem to be within reach and easily distinguished by touch. With that said, there are three buttons on the thumb side of the mouse, the standard left, right, and center (scroll wheel), and the two DPI buttons that are in line with the scroll wheel-- those two are harder to reach. So there are three buttons (more than a regular mouse) that are very easy to use, and two more that are good for commands you don't need to use too frequently (inventory or map, maybe?).

ok so I love this mouse. it's really pretty and works great. I'm so busy with work stuff right now I don't even use it for gaming, just work/school. The problem I have is that I have to charge it almost daily. That may not seem like a big deal to some but this is my first time I got a charge one instead of a battery one and the battery one I didn't have to change out forever (in fairness though it didn't have all the colors and stuff.) So I'm not sure if I just have it set up wrong and it's not going into sleep mode or what. But if you've never had a mouse that you have to charge with a cord it's just something to keep in mind.

So I was at first hesitant in getting this mouse. Cause I was worried of how the mouse would fit or feel. I wasn't certain there was a rubber grip on the side as other mice. The reason why I wanted a wireless gaming mouse was cause of the LED on it plus I didn't like the cord in the way all the time. On my other gaming mouse. The cord kept getting hung up on the corner and falling to the side. Cause a bit of weight to the mouse and was trying to pull more to the right. So I decided that I wanted a new mouse without the cord. I found this one. I bought it cause well it looked pretty cool with the light ring around the mouse. But the when I finally got it I was just blown away of how comfortable it felt in my hand. I have large hands and my fingers rest where the suppose to be. The upper buttons are completely out of the way of my thumb so I'm not accidentally closing my web page off or clicking backspace. The other mice I had this problem where my thumb slips and I hit the button. This mouse the buttons are larger but also extruded outward some so you can't accidentally click on them buttons. Also the plus side this mouse has an app for it so you can totally customize in how you want the lights to work oh light up on your mouse. Shows you batter life. I had to charge me mouse when I got it it was around 40% but that was fine. I noticed that the wheel changes color based on your battery life which is a cool indicator of need to charge. Goes from green to yellow then orange and red. 20% is red I believe and 40% is orange. Love this mouse. I really have no complaints really. Plus I bought a keyboard to match. Also love the keyboard very comfortable as well.

Excellent tactile wireless mouse! People complain about the clicks but they don't know that these have actual click switches to them like mechanical keyboards do, this mouse is one of them. Easy software to download and use.Pros- Wireless- USB - C charge port- Tactile mechanical clickCons- The RGB lights auto turn off when you use the mouse but when you leave it alone it turns back on. Its a feature, not a bug. I kind of don't like it but apparently it saves battery life.- Really smooth finish. Kind of hard to settle hand into and have a grip. I bought some grip add ons for better grip for gaming.

I tried some name brand wireless mice for a similar price, and they all stuttered and lagged when gaming. This mouse has no lag or stutter. Also it has a rechargeable battery that charges via USB c. If you're looking for a wireless gaming mouse for around thirty dollars, I think this is an excellent choice.

Its a good budget mouse that comes with configurable software you can install from their website. My only complaint that I can recall off the top of my head is that the macros were a little annoying to set. Something about doing long held or multiple left clicks. Battery life is acceptable. I found myself charging it around once a week. You can also change the lighting on the mouse.

The buttons on top aren’t entirely useful in an intense gaming situation, because of their location, but the rest of the mouse works great and I really like the app it comes with. The only thing I wish was different was that it had a spot to store the wireless receiver, but that one detail isn’t worth not buying it. I saw some mention that the lights turn off when you don’t have the wire connected and you move the mouse; this is true, but your hand is covering it when that happens anyway, so it doesn’t matter.

Einfache Maus, sehr geringe Akkukapazität, eher schlecht verarbeitet....würde sie nicht nochmal kaufen.Update 3.2.21 : Maus lässt sich nicht mehr laden!!! Schrott!!! Rate dringendst vom Kauf ab!!!!

Bon elle est très belle esthétiquement lumières qui changent de couleur... Mais !!!!Pas de pile inside il faut la recharger par USB avec un câble long de 1.1 cm !!!!Genre t'es mal si tu n'en a pas une de secours si elle lâche dans un moment urgentNotice tout en chinois Impossible de comprendre comment programmer les boutonsElle n'est pas compatible avec Windows Seven ( hé oui tout le monde n'est pas sous 10 ! ! ! !

Ich zocke maximal die Sims und dafür reicht es. Fürs Homeschooling war es auch genug und meine Familie konnte ich mit dem Leuchten und dem samt touch auch beeindrucken xDAls Info: das Rädchen am Rand ist nur deko. Erwartet nicht zu viel und seid vorsichtig wenn ihr den USB Stecker aus dem Laptop zieht. Manchmal bleibt ein Teil stecken und das raus zu holen ist anstrengend.

No es un buen rato, cojea por los "embellecedores" que tiene, si quieres que no lo haga tendrás que dejarlo como en la foto y cortar un poco del botón de encendido que sobresale de la panza del ratón, por esto mismo no lo devuelvo, pero no lo recomiendo, calidad de Aliexpress a precio de Logitech

Envío bien, ratón muy chulo y ergonómico con varios botones para diversas funciones. tiene un modo que va cambiando de color, inalámbrico y rápido va con batería que se carga con un cable enchufado al UBS del PC.