Villain Wired Gaming Mouse, with 7 Changing LED Lights Optical Wired Game Mice Have Easy DPI Switch Control and 9 Programmable Buttons - High Precision & Accuracy, Weight Control System. Black.

Bought this product a few days ago, and received it on Saturday. Wasn't able to use it until the day after, though, so I've been using it for 2 days now. Relevant later on...Some good points include the range of LED colors and options to choose from, as well as having a volume toggle where the thumb rests (something I find myself using a lot). It has a very nice design that doesn't scream "gAmErZ" like many seem to, and the button functionality is pretty good. Weight adjustment and braided wire are always a plus, as well.Downsides are only a few, really. The mouse itself is a bit small in the hand (my hands are average sized, but I find my thumb dragging on the table most while I use it most of the time). The sensitivity out-of-the-box is absurd, and needed to be adjusted drastically before it could be usable. Scroll wheel is interesting, but a design without such large bumps would feel more comfortable to use, and more precise.The main problem, though, is that after only 2 days of use, the optical sensor (whatever you call the big red light coming from the bottom that makes the mouse move on the screen) will dim to about half the brightness and render the mouse unusable. The only way to get it working again is to knock it on the desk, where it immediately brightens up. This "fix" means that it was shipped broken, as there may be a loose connection from the power to the sensor. I don't know if it's worth it to return it, or just to buy a different, higher-quality mouse.If it was in working condition, it would be a very easy 4- or 5-stars. As it is now, though, I can't recommend it to others for fear of the same thing happening to them as soon as they plug it in.EDIT: 2 weeks in and the right-click has collapsed. My star rating remains, but my opinion has changed: It's a shoddy, cheaply-made waste of plastic designed after a better option. Returning it ASAP, and just getting a definitively higher-quality one, as I would recommend you do as well

I am very satisfied with this purchase. With tons of options available on the market, it’s hard to know what to look for. I am a long time PC gamer and usually swear by Razer products. However, I bought this affordable option for travel purposes. What a surprise! The mouse works great and I love the RGB lights. You can change the lights to stay on a variety of different colors - it is very bright. No complaints at all as the mouse works well for gaming and I have had zero issues. Seems to be nicely built and should last quite some time. Great find!

I used this mouse pretty heavily, and I admit that I use the scrolling wheel a LOT. My scrolling wheel broke after a few months, which I thought was pretty poor longevity. Currently using a Razer, which has lasted much longer and is more comfortable for me.

This was sort of an impulse buy for me because I needed a new mouse, and I am highly impressed with the quality you receive for the price. It feels very well made, and it’s very comfortable after long periods of use. I mainly play shooters and RTS games, and it is terrific for both. Serves as a good mouse for every day use as well. (Internet browsing, work projects, etc.)

The Villain high-end wired gaming mouse, defies design conventions for its kind. It has customizable colors, as well as adjustable buttons that you need for game and work. The mouse manages to make these unusual traits feel and look good. Though not on the same scale as building or modding your own tech, it draws out that natural desire to tinker and make your mouse your own, even if it's just by pushing the palm rest back a pip. I believe for this price It stands among the best conventional gaming mice and does so in style.

Do not buy this mouse. This mouse has a scroll wheel on it which, after a few months of using the mouse, suddenly collapsed into the center of the mouse/unhinged itself and then the mouse became completely unusable. Had to throw it away. Poorly designed scroll wheel, or it was very cheaply integrated into the mouse. Disappointing.

The mouse worked really well for the first six months, but than suddenly the mouse wheel collapsed. I'm now only able to use the mouse 3 button; scrolling does not work at all. The mouse I had before this (from a different brand) worked for about 3 years before the scroll wheel broke.

Extremely good quality for a <$25 mouse. The mouse itself is of good build quality - no visible faults, no visible mold lines. Feels extremely solid. There is also a braided cord. It is decently weighted (not a heavy mouse, closer to a lighter mouse, but not too light). The RGB lights and DPI are customizable