Gaming Mouse 510M RGB Gaming Mouse AW510M: 16, 000 DPI Optical Sensor - Alienfx RGB - 10 Buttons - Adjustable Scroll Wheel - Large Click Anywhere L/R Buttons

First off, let me just say I'm not the most knowledgeable person when it comes to mice. I just switched off of a Logitech g602, which was good for a while but was starting to act up so I needed a new mouse. Overall, this mouse is great. The pros are it's light, responsive, ergonomical, and pretty good looking. My only cons were trying to install the Alienware software, again, I'm not that smart with this stuff, but once i got it working everything runs fine. I did notice that you have to have a mouse pad (I don't know why you wouldn't) because it flat out doesn't work on them. The 2 front buttons are practically useless, because the whole point of having macros is to make certain actions easier, and they're pretty out of the way. The other 3 are in a great spot and I haven't had any problems bumping into them accidentally. All in all, id 100% recommend this.

Perfect shape for my hand while using. Very comfortable. The cheapest I found on here for an Alienware mouse and it was worth it. The mouse can move very quickly on screen but is easy to control so great for gaming. Awesome lights and I love the Alien. Amazing and cool box!

I do love the positioning of the mouse buttons on the side and the DPI down/up isnt too bad. It just has background usage for its software like discord or steam uses memory in the background. . For me, this and the lightweight-ness that I just can't recommend for other gamers. I bought this specially for gaming, as I have logitech g502, corsair and ryzen mice. As far as it doing what it says it's going to do, yes it works just fine. For gaming though? No, it doesn't come close to hitting a 5/5. Needs more craftsmanship for alienware products.

Despite what most reviews say this mouse is very comfortable if you have mid to large size hands. My hands are too large, so I have to bend my palm in the middle and it is painful. I need a larger/wider mouse, but this one is almost perfect. It works great for casual gaming, but it isn't anywhere close to ASUS ROG Chakram, Razer Mamba Elite etc. Plastic feels somewhat cheap, but the design is wonderful. It really stands out and ergonomics fits my hand really well, except it is a bit small. Software is very limited, but it does allow me to change colors, that's all I cared about.

It feels good. Tracks excellently and has enough buttons for any game or application. Yes it costs a bit more but I believe you will have a quality mouse that will last a long time.

I don’t think these are new, it’s having double click issues already

at first when i was lookin in the setting I was like What the Heck.. but then I watch a youtube and it is crazy easy to program the buttons .. LOVE the feel and all of this mouse.

Switched from my 4-year-old Razer DeathAdder to this Alienware 510M gaming mouse, there are pros and cons. Although it didn't utilize the ergonomic unsymmetrical design, I found that the bulker body actually gives my hand more support when grabbing on it. The mouse is very sensitive and cool looking, well defining itself to be a well-known gaming mouse. The only thing that I am so disappointed with is its lack of customizability although claiming itself to be an RGB mouse. I was looking to keep the three light strips on the mouse to be in the default blue while setting the alien logo in white, never get it to work. I contacted Dell technical support to see if I missed any setting or something but I was actually told that they can't be set to different colors due to hardware limitation. As a costly Alienware official gaming mouse, this is totally unacceptable for what it can offer. There should be a better cost-to-feature ratio to this thing.

I got this for my fiancé as a Christmas gift and he is a major gamer. He said it’s great and effective for gaming and has all the buttons needed!

very cool mouse!! you can feel quality!

Supports comfort while easy access to multiple buttons. Great choice for gaming, thanks!

For gaming, this mouse is too light. It makes the games extra-arcadey. For example, this makes the 16-inch battleship guns feel like 40mm Bofors. But currently in the pandemic, I'm doing everything work and play on the computer 10+ hours a day, so a very light mouse does reduce wrist fatigue. The RGB lights are controlled by Alienware Command Centre (AWCC), which is pre-installed on newer Alienware rigs. If you have AWCC, this mouse is pretty much plug-and-play. If you don't, try the AWCC software first to see if you like it. By the way, the 16k DPI sensor is unquestionably accurate. It's better than most non-FPS-minded mice, although noticeably less accurate than the competitor's G502. Therefore, it is acceptable for RPG, but can hurt you performance very slightly in FPS. At last, the scroller doesn't work that well, easily proccing the middle click when scrolling. This requires players to set the middle button to something neutral to mitigate accidental middle clicks.

Une fois ajusté, le confort de la souris est sensationnel, hyper précis. Alienware, même s'ils sont dispendieux, ça vaut la peine. Une marche en haut de la compétition. J'aurais peut-être dû prendre une sans fil, mais c'est mon seul regret. ;)