Blade Hawks Gaming Mouse Wired, [Chroma RGB Backlit] [7 Programmable Buttons] [6 DPI Adjustable], Ergonomic Optical Gaming Mice for PC, Computer, Laptop, Desktop, Windows- GM-X6

I have recently switched back to wired mice. I had exchanged the convenience of having no cables for that of random freezes, dead batteries and frustrating FPS games. I've learned my lesson and I am sticking with wired mice on my desktop.The very first thing I want to mention is the 6 FOOT (1.8 meters) cord. I wish I had such length in the past. I might not have switched to wireless then. Those short cables really were frustating. They would get hooked and pull and was just not a good experience for me. This long cord solves that issue. I have plenty of cord to reach the desktop and a little extra that sits behind the monitors. Doesn't snag and doesn't get in the way of my cup.The second most important aspect of a mouse is the clicking. It's a good click. You're not smashing the buttons to register a click and at the same time you aren't accidentally double-clicking. I like that. The buttons on this Blade Hawks mouse look bigger than what I am use to but it actually relaxed my hand more. It's a good fit.The third thing I check is the mouse wheel. I rely heavily on my mouse wheel for scrolling between weapons or when I am working on the computer. The wheel on this mouse has rubber going around it with lips in the middle. Most mice are plastic with rubber just in the middle. I think this will work out better.2 side buttons worked well right off the bat in windows and the DPI button change works as expected. The multiple LED lights is a cool added feature.

Visual 5/5:This mouse is beautiful. You could set it to be any color within the color spectrum, or set each DPI to a specific color and watch it transition as you cycle through DPIs with a click of a mouse button (my corsair keyboard is a dark red, and it matches perfectly). It also has an aggressive contour which I find appealing for a gaming mouse, and the blade hawk logo is a nice touch.Function 5/5:There is excellent response and accuracy at the 6000 DPI setting. I have no complaints in this department; compared to my prior Razer mouse, I notice no difference.Build Quality 5/5:The mouse has a nice weight to it, but not enough to impede movement during gaming sessions. We will have to see if this mouse will withstand the test of time and hours of gaming, but it appears solid after a few hours of use. The buttons and scroll wheels are responsive with solid clicks with each press.Value 5/5:Compared to other gaming mice (specifically the Razer, which I have used before), I find no significant difference in function, aesthetic, or build quality. At this price point, I think this is a definite must-recommend.Overall:Fantastic product. I would certainly recommend this mouse for someone who is looking for a quality gaming mouse (or graphic design, etc) at an affordable price.

The features on this gaming mouse are pretty basic, but they are all there. And work well.6 Different dpi quick settings which can be changed by using the up and down buttons located directly below the scroll wheel.It can do Static, Breath, Neon, and Finger Tapping lighting. Static is one solid color, breathing fades in and out of one solid color, Neon cycles through all the colors and finger tapping lights up whenever you press a switch. There is also a switch on the bottom of the mouse to disable the lighting all together if that's not your thing.(but the lighting is way cool, like lightning in 4 different colors)I used this mouse in comparison to my razer deathadder chroma and wasn't expecting alot considering the price however after 8 hrs of gameplay I noticed my accuracy was just as good as with my razer and this mouse fits my hand and play style better than the razer.The scroll wheel has a rubber coating that makes it easy to find and the slits across the left and right mouse buttons actually allow for a little more of a "grippy feel" That being said I would have liked some grip on the sides. They are just ribbed..Through the driver software for the blade hawks x6 you can adjust the dpi between 6 different presets and through a total range of 200dpi to 6000 dpi.Overall for the price it is a solid mouse. I like its fit and feel better than my razer and for 20 bucks its a solid option.Definitely a best buy. A+