Orange MOUC122NB

It's lightweight and the LEDs aren't too ridiculous

Was DOA No life whatsoever SOS send help

Silent Nice response Cord is heavy duty

Button locations are fine, just take a little getting used to

All buttons works Looks good Led looks cool braided cord

Very slipperly to hold. Cheap plastic material, not rubber. I have medium-large hands and this mouse feels too small.

It's cheap. It does (only) what it says it does. It doesn't weigh a ton.

It's cheaply made, flimsy, and went completely bad within a few months. It has no customization software, and using it with third party software like X-mouse was a bit of a pain, as it defaulted back whenever the software hit a hiccup, was bypassed...

looks cool

stopped working after 3 weeks. wont click or move.

Cheap, Looks cool

Feels cheap, no real grip for bigger hands, and the red from the tracker bleeds through.

Cheap, has adjustable DPI, comfortable, cord feels well protected.

The LEDs in this mouse are horrid. The main LED that the mouse reads was allowed to bleed through to light up the mouse, but they also included blue LEDs inside it.

cheap gaming mouse. adjustable DPI

worked less than 6 months. Left button broken cant hold and drag Double click instead of clicking

Feels nice Worked pretty well Adjustable DPI was nice

The clicks are VERY loud The scroll wheel broke in a whole day and a half

Works well, and the adjustable DPI is nice.it is comfy to hold and the buttons are where you expect them to be.

You don't notice the blue LEDs at all, the main red one overpowers them. The cord could be longer, as I have it go around behind my desk, it just barely reaches without an extension cord. it also seems to give random inputs at times. for instance, it...