TECKNETWired Gaming Mouse, 8000 DPI Adjustable Optical Sensor USB Computer Mouse, 6 Programmable Buttons & 6 Chroma RGB Backlit, Ergonomic Mice for Laptop Desktop PC/Mac Mouse - Black

I just got this mouse two days back and have been really enjoying it, no obvious flaws (yet >.>).Size, it's a little on the bulky side though that is likely in part my perception after having used almost exclusively cheap laptop mice for years - it is in fact smaller than some cheap three button mice that ship with certain name brand desktop PCs, also, I have reletively small hands and I have absolutely no issue using it.The scroll wheel is quite nice and is textured to allow for grip - however I would have liked it to resist turning more or have a more mechanical feel, that is not to say that it is overly loose or imprecise it just doesn't have much in the way of tactile feedback when you scroll with it. This is personal taste I'm sure and many will prefer this smoother style.Buttons, well you have five buttons you can use, left, right, middle and two thumb buttons (on the left hand side i.e. designed for right handed users). There is a sixth button but this is a non-programable (I believe) button whose purpose it to cycle through three preset levels of responsiveness for mouse movement. A good little addition I feel - if you are buying the mouse for gaming then you will surely appreciate being able to alter the sensitivity on the fly. The buttons aren't too sensitive which is good because otherwise the thumb buttons would be succeptable to accidental presses. I think they hit a good balance here. I would say that one more button would have been ideal in my view, not too many to get used too but it would certainly be a boon, perhaps that is just greedy though.The mouse itself is quite a hefty weight for its size, but you aren't meant to be picking it up during use so it isn't a bad thing, if anything it gives a greater feeling of control making accidental twitches less likely and giving you a greater sense of what movements you are inputing as you do so. An interesting feature (apparently it is specially weighted) which I must admit I never considered before the product arrived.Another interesting note is that the wire via which you connect is not simply sheathed in plastic as is status quo with mice but instead knitted cord which makes it more resilient. A nice touch which will hopefully increase the lifespan of the item by reducing the risk of split or frayed wiring.Looks are just kind of gorgeous, I wasn't considering looks when I ordered and couldn't remember what it looked like until delivery but it was a nice thing to unbox and even better once plugged in, the back of the mouse is slightly translucent giving out a subdued red and blue glow through a latticework of plastic, the sides are likewise styled. All of the translucent parts are tinted though so the light is not intrusive or distracting, just kind of pretty when you're not holding the mouse. Also, both the left and right button extend slightly further than expected which gives it a vaguely industrial/sci-fi look. All in all pretty gorgeous.The seller clearly dispatched very promptly as it arrived three days after ordering on free delivery - prompt dispatches must always be a plus, no one wants to wait for their new playthings.Price, very good. I don't consider myself much of a gamer but wanted to treat myself, I couldn't justify the high price of most 'gaming mice' but this was a steal comparatively and that definitely helped me make up my mind.Cheap, pretty, feels good to use, gives the appearance it will be sturdy, fast dispatch. It has a lot of pros and no real problems.

This is for the 'TeckNet® High Precision Gaming Mouse with 2,000 DPI, 6 Button, 40g Extra weight', as Amazon doesn't distinguish between different products in the review section...Good, solid, (and weighty) gaming mouse for the normal user (probably not the uber-gamers with monitors the size of football pitches and a resolution only beaten by the number of stars in the sky) - it's fast enough for my gaming, and precise enough for my Photoshop work via my meagre mid-range PC set-up, so it's perfect for me.It took some getting used to the thumb buttons being side-by-side, as opposed to top-and-bottom like my previous MS Sidewinder X5, but once you've cracked that it's quite comfortable to use, and despite the plastic having a strange 'cheap' feel to it, you don't notice after a while, unless you have some weird mouse rubbing fetish...The only gripe I have is that the LEDs are 'very' bright, and you can't turn them off - so if you're like me and just send your computer to sleep when you're done, you're going to have to unplug the mouse, or throw a shirt over it or something as the last time I forgot to do that I awoke in the middle of the night to a brilliant blue glow and the impending fear of being abducted by aliens!Other than that, no issues whatsoever; cheap, quick delivery, plug-and-play - recommended for the normal user/gamer!

This is a great mouse! excellent value.. When I received this item I was impressed with how it felt. there's nothing that feels cheap about it. In fact, I thought it looked way nicer than it did in the photos. Perfect size, feels like quality. The front section of the mouse has a polished steel feeling to it which is nice to the touch. The contours were perfect and felt really fitting in my hand with the buttons in all the right places.The only button that seems awkward to me is the small button next to the scroll wheel on the top centre. I tend not to use it since I feel I have to move my hand away from its natural resting position to activate it. but since I use it for GW2, the 5 quick access buttons are enough. the lights are a bit bright though, which doesn't bother me but it may not be your thing. The weight for me feels perfect, just the right amount so it doesn't feel sluggish but also just enough so it doesn't feel cheap. everything works really well and I'm glad I bought it. I haven't used any other gaming mouses to make a judgement based on comparisons but as a mouse, I feel it works the way it was designed to. Very easy to program the buttons. I just went to 'options' in whatever game and click the mouse button that I wanted to bind. No disk or anything needed just plug and play and no mouse pad needed either. feels good on any smooth surface.Tecknet products seem great and it makes me wonder, If I can get such a great product for a few pennies.. then I wonder what I can get spending a bit more. Do your research!!