PUREX Technology 1600 DPI High Precision Wired Optical Gaming Mouse - PXE-M556BU

Just like the one I had purchased from "Etekcity." As bright as a super nova, as blue as the ocean. The DPI settings seem better on this one though. Feels a bit more precise. I've always been preferential to this style of "no fuss" ergonomics - the button placement is pretty standard and it feels comfortable to hold.All in all it's well worth it considering it's a bargain - as long as you don't mind lack of support software and macros. If that's what you're looking for try something else, although if you're tech savy there is compatible software (AutoHotKey, etc)

Nice cheap mouse but the LEDs are really bright and I cant figure out how to turn the off. Can't find drivers for this mouse anywhere. The DPI settings are nice(you just hit the DPI button on top to cycle through the settings) and the overall feel is great. I'd give it 5 stars if I could turn of the blinding LEDs.**UPDATE** if you wish you can remove the screw under the quality control sticker on the bottom of the mouse. This will allow you to pry up the top black cover from the rear and access two more screws where the left and right mouse buttons are. Now you can sperate the upper and lower halves of the mouse and remove the top printed circuit board via two more screws. Now take a small pair of scissors and cut out all the LEDs. The only one I left was the one directly under the DPI button. Once you reassemble the mouse you only have a slight blue glow from under the DPI button. Works great and isn't blinding. Just wish there was an off switch for the LEDs.

I originally feel in love with the Etekcity Scroll S200, and then after using it for a few years, it died on me. I couldn't find anybody selling the S200 anymore, or I would have gotten a replacement. I tried some other cheap mice on amazon, and none of them really impressed me the same way. At some point, I got a Corsair M65, and it worked great, but then the right click started having issues were it wouldn't detect that it was being held down, and I found myself needing a new mouse again. One day while browsing amazon daily deals, I managed to find this mouse. Without hesitation, I bought two of them. I've been using this mouse for nearly a year now, and I've had no problems with it. It's a great mouse, and I even prefer it over the Corsair M65. For my hand size and how I hold the mouse, I don't think I'll ever stop loving this mouse.For anybody wondering if you can program the side buttons, I used X-Mouse Button Control to map the side buttons to volume up and volume down.

I loved how prompt it was getting. The price was great. It is everything I hoped for great quality for a fraction of the price of others.

Bought one of these over 2 years ago and when my husband's mouse started acting erratically I knew I had to find the same mouse. The labeling changed which made it hard, but was able to track it down. He loves it because it works. I have never programmed the other buttons, but we don't use it for anything but point and click.The feel is perfect for our hands. We have pretty big hands and they fit easily.

If it wasn't for the shape of the mouse, it would be great. Control, feel, speed are all fine, but the grip doesn't allow for a comfortable feel. It isn't my main mouse so I only use it for my laptop at school, but I would not recommend it as a main mouse.

I knew I wanted a blue LED mouse with some thumb buttons, but what I didn't know I wanted was the brightest whole-room nightlight I've ever seen. Since it refuses to turn its lights out when you put your computer to sleep (and I can't find the right incantations to turn it off), you can rest assured that in the middle of the night you'll never stub your toe on your computer desk again (unless you catch the mouse from a 45-degree angle, where it will temporarily blind you if you happen to be looking in its direction). Don't worry about that too much; when you're watching videos on your computer, you'll quickly learn to give it a slight twist to the side so it won't shine directly into your eyeball out of the rear-left corner like the light of a thousand suns. Thankfully, under normal use, your palm will block the majority of the light, leaving you with a fine, but not particularly exceptional, mouse.

These mice are identical to one I had purchased in 2015 branded "Etekcity". It was a great mouse but unfortunately the scroll wheel function on that one had died. Other than that, they are a comfortable shape to hold and nicely weighted. When I saw they were back on Amazon as "PUREX" mice I bought two. Hope they keep working.