PC USB Gaming mice T60 7200 DPI Wired Computer Mice 7 Buttons Multi-Modes LED Lights Gaming Mouse for PC Mac

178 reviews for PC USB Gaming mice T60 7200 DPI Wired Computer Mice 7 Buttons Multi-Modes LED Lights Gaming Mouse for PC Mac

1. 

   4 out of 5

   Kristin M. – March 2, 2018

   Pros: -Cool RGB effects
   -Braided wire is nice and sturdy
   -All the buttons feel fine, but they could be better
   -Tracking and sensitivity are good
   -Fits pretty well in my hand and my hands are quite large, but I doubt it would be comfortable for someone with small hands. Cons: -Scroll wheel just feels bad and clunky and doesn’t have a free spin mode
   -The thumb indent isn’t very comfortable
   -There isn’t much customization when it comes to DPI. You can only use a few presets with the lowest being 1000 and the highest being 9200
   -The placement of all the red buttons could have been better
   -The weight is barely customizable as the weights barely make a difference
   -The general feel of it feels kinda cheap
   -Only for right-handed people Overall Review: If you’re on a tight budget and are right-handed, I’d recommend this to you. But, if you have more money to spend I’d recommend something more along the lines of the G502 or the G900.

2. 

   5 out of 5

   Michael C. – May 5, 2018

   Pros: Cool looking. I also really like the braided cord.
   LED nice, as everything lights up.
   Click is clean and sharp.
   Plug and play easy setup, no drivers.
   Works well, though I haven’t put it through its paces. Cons: Feels cheap, it’s so light. perhaps though, I am use to a heavier mouse.
   LED only does breathe cycle through all the colors. Not a big con, but there is no ability to customize. Overall Review: I got this on sale an I would only recommend it then. I cannot say if it is worth the near $100 full price or not, but it is especially worth while on sale. Let’s hope it stands the test of time.

3. 

   5 out of 5

   Jacob J. – June 26, 2018

   Pros: Nice ergonomic feel to it, and the colour changing is a nice little touch. Cons: The right MB is easily pressed, but that might just be from having a bit larger hands, so not really a con. Also, side buttons are easily pressed as well, no real issue with that, though.

4. 

   5 out of 5

   Michael D. – August 7, 2018

   Pros: wired for fast response when gaming, adjustable dpi, programmable buttons, what’s not to love Cons: shipping took a few days, but it was free so no complaints

5. 

   5 out of 5

   Morgan S. – February 5, 2019

   Pros: Precise movement. Fits hand nicely. Cons: Feels a bit cheap.

6. 

   5 out of 5

   Brooks L. – April 1, 2019

   Pros: I’m a full time software engineer and needed a mouse to travel with. I have a Roccat Kova at home and needed a mouse with a few extra buttons, particularly forward+back. Everything works as advertised. Smooth operation with very crisp clicks. I thought it felt cheap when I picked it up out of the box, but I think I’m used to wireless mouses with batteries. I believe it weighs the same as my Kova. Cons: none Overall Review: I did notice a teeny tiny little notch feeling when scrolling at first, but it went away pretty quickly. Not sure anyone else dealt with that…

7. 

   5 out of 5

   David M. – April 10, 2019

   Pros: The construction of this mouse is above par with many manufacturers, as it has a cantilevered left/right buttons for its primary functions. One key feature is the device has built-in RGB LED lighting, that pulses as though the device is breathing and having a respiration rate. This can be a nice comparative to higher priced models for a lot less money. It is ergonomic and supports the minimum use of wrist strain and excessive movement. In short, it looks nice and won’t wear your arm and hands out too quickly. Cons: Nothing glaring, but it would be nice if included more metal pieces and had more options for color selections. To be clear, the color cannot be set to a static color for a constant color of light. However, it should be stated, that the mouse is quite nice for the price point. Overall Review: I would recommend this mouse for light to the moderate office and gaming usages. it is superior to a basic mouse you might buy at an office store or online general merchandisers. Five stars!

8. 

   4 out of 5

   Anonymous – June 1, 2019

   Pros: * Not bad for $10
   * Large mouse that works well for my hands. Cons: * The original price is obviously bogus. Some of the other reviews look fake.
   * Only 5 bindable buttons, not 7 (see below)
   * For right-handed people only.
   * Probably too large for most women and maybe some men. Not tested on children, but likely to be even worse for them. Overall Review: Tested under Linux using `xev -event button`.
   * As usual: LMB is 1, wheel press is 2, RMB is 3;
   * As usual: wheel up is 4 and wheel down is 5 if the application doesn’t specially support wheels.
   * wheel left and right are not implemented (would be 6 and 7)
   * thumb back is 8, thumb forward is 9. These are de-facto standard and work in firefox without any configuration.
   * Bug: the “forward” button does not emit the event until it is released, even when color is disabled. When held, it changes the current color pattern, if enabled (sequence of the following in order (default), or red, green, blue, purple, yellow, cyan, white).
   * The red “firepower” button (left of LMB), when *released*, sends a triple-click (default) or double-click for button 1. It does not send a distinguishable event. When held, it toggles between triple- and double- clicking (and flashes white).
   * DPI button (near the scroll wheel) does not generate computer-visible events. Instead, it flashes white to indicate which scale it is changing to. The colors are not in rainbow order (finest = yellow, red (default), green, blue, white, purple = fastest). When held, it performs an unrelated function: toggles whether (pulsing) color is enabled all the time.
   * Contrary to other reviews, single-pixel movement definitely still works at all scalings. Only on purple does it become difficult to move the mouse that finely enough.
   * Note that only pulsing color is available, you can’t make it steady.