CP3 Wired Gaming Mouse 3200 DPI Adjustable PC Gaming Mice 5 Buttons Ergonomic Mouse for Desktop Laptop and PC Compatible with Windows 7/8/10/XP Vista Linux

The mouse itself is just fine as far as mice go. Comfortable, customizable colors, easy to click, no hand fatigue. But I didn't look close enough when I bought it and assumed it was ambidextrous which is purely my fault. If you are a lefty trying to use this mouse, the tiny side buttons will drive you nuts! They will back click web pages you are on all the time as they are fairly sensitive. I tried looking up drivers to see if I could install them and potentially disable the side buttons but I came up empty. So now I've ordered the logitech ambidextrous mouse I probably should have at the beginning. Again, this mouse is just fine. It was my mistake in not examining it close enough to see those side buttons on the left edge (that are slowly driving me nuts).

As a budget mouse, the build quality and feel are great. The cursor tracks excellently and the resting position of the hand on the mouse feels good.However, a few things to note before you buy:1. When the optical sensor is in operation (i.e. whenever you're moving the mouse and cursor), a pretty high pitched whining noise emits from the mouse. While this isn't noticeable if you're in a louder environment, it has been driving me crazy when I'm in a relatively silent room.2. When two or more buttons are held down at the same (which is typically an edge case anyway), the mouse no longer reads a third input. For instance, when both the right and left mouse button are held down, the side buttons no longer function as intended.

Fairly good mouse. It works OK on Windows. I switched to linux and it seems to not have the same click response in Linux as it does in Windows. The cord is really stiff which is good and bad.. It's good because it means its a hogher quality wire inside...probably solid core instead of a braided wire. The problem with that is that it's harder to use the mouse because of the thick cord. I am concerned that the cord will wear out quickly because ot only flexes where it connects to the mouse...which means it'll probably snap there fairly quickly. I wish the cord was more flexable, but I do like the fabric wrapping on it. For non-game computer use, it seems to work equally well on windows and linux. It feels really nice in my hand. Great ergonomics. Its hard for me to find mice that feel good in my hand, and this does feel really nice. It's not as nice as my old e-Blue mouse, but its the closest I've found in years as far as how it feels in my hand. I also like that it changes colors when I change DPI, though my fave colors are not the ideal DPI for many things I do. Overall, it's a nice mouse.

Got it for my son after spending $100 twice on the logitec he says it's really good so have to believe him at a fraction of the cost. It's new so will see how long it lasts.

I've had much more expensive mice than this one and several of the same price be absolute wrecks. I've had this mouse for several months and I have to say I'm very impressed. Despite all sorts of chip eating and beer drinking at the computer the finish on this fine non slip mouse is just as good as when I bought it. Zero drifting of the pointer - my previous cheapo mouse would have the pointer undergo a seizure even if I wasn't touching anything. Keeps your hands cool and non sticky and has surprisingly high build quality - The clicks, movement and scrolling were all buttery smooth yet precise. Great value and has all the necessary buttons. More expensive mice might give you variable weight and a slightly better experience - but we're talking 50 - 100 dollar mice. Can't be beat for under 20 bucks USD, which is what the price is currently. For Right handed people only so lefties should look for a different mouse.