V8 Pro RGB Wireless MMO Gaming Mouse, 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor, 2.4 GHz Transmission Technology, Ergonomic Design, 16M Chroma RGB Lighting, 16 programmable Buttons

I really like this mouse, I didn't at first as it seemed to be all over the place, I use 2 screens and was finding it hard to keep tabs of where the pointer was, I then turned the polling rate right up and since then it's been great, very smooth and exact.The mouse is a comfortable size, I have big hands for a lady, but it doesn't feel too big or small, it's just right. I love the texture of it, it's kinda gritty in a way but very pleasing to use.The buttons are very easy to program within the little program it comes with. I have no idea what dpi is but I've not needed to fiddle with that.The packaging is really great, comes with a CD and also an SD for the drivers, all quite swanky and unusual. It feels like a quality item when you open the box.I'd buy this mouse again. I don't normally splash out on a mouse, even with a high end computer, but I'm glad I did, I wouldn't look back now :-)The best thing for me though as I use graphic design programs a lot is setting the scroll wheel button to CTRL so I can press and scroll to zoom in and out, a great time saver for me!I'm not really a gamer to be honest, but if you do a lot of keyboard shortcuts within programs it can be a great time saver once you get used to it, getting used to it may take a couple of days.

Brilliant wireless gaming mouse at this price point. Would have been 5 stars but one of the dpi lights stopped working after a week. Everything else still solid though.

I've always got by with a wireless mouse that cost £15. I've spent thousands of pounds on gaming laptops. Lots of money on high end controllers such as the Elite Series. But always cheaped out on a mouse. The one I generally used clicked fine. It moved around my mouse mat fine. And it was comfortable enough to use. But being 6'3 it's a little on the smaller size, and therefore finally decided to take the plunge with the V8.My initial impression wasn't great. The mouse wasn't really smooth like the mouse I had used for a few years. It has a grainy, sandy sort of feel. But after a small amount of use I not only got used to it, but quite liked the feel of the different texture. Everything else about this mouse screams high quality to me. I won't get technical as I'm by no means an expert. All I can say is that it's very comfortable to use for someone 6'3 and with big hands like myself, has some very nice RGB lighting options if that's your thing, and all in all is one of the best £40 odd's I've spent in a long time. I genuinely couldn't go back to my old mouse now, not without a lot of whining and complaining. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this mouse to anyone wanting something quality but not wanting to pay silly money for brands such as Corsair and Hyper X. (I'm aware they both also offer cheaper options)

Bought this when I broke an arm I thought it was a cracking device… less than 8 weeks later some of the side buttons have stopped working definitely not what was expected

Used a razor naga before this mouse and thought a wireless mouse with the button I wanted for less than 30 pounds was great value and got the mouse and found it comfortable and better quality than my previous razer mouse

First the cons: It could be a little heavier, this is just a personal preference though.Pros: smooth motion, easily programable buttons, easy to use light-weight software, wireless and wired functionality, ability to create macros, sizeI was originally looking to get to a Corsair mouse to match the keyboard and avoid installing another software package to control the extra buttons but I just didn't want to spend that much. This mouse was half the cost with the same amount of buttons and claimed nearly all the same features. I cannot speak to battery life as I've only used it while plugged in (I did test the wireless function to make sure it works, it did.) While the led lights are not critical to me, they work as advertised and can be switched off via hardware or software. The size is right for my hands. I'd say my hands are a bit smaller than average. It's taking a bit to get used to having 12 buttons on the side but I'm doing it. Those side buttons have been great time savers.

overall the feel and look of this mouse is good and that of high quality and a good battery life, but unfortunately the buttons let it down as they are not perfectly aligned and this causes squeaking when left clicking and the mouse wheal rubs when using (also making unusual sounds and resisting movement).

The media could not be loaded. I love the customization for RGB in window software, it goes well with my RGB set up. The buttons at the thumb area takes a little to get used to but not having to look for 1-10 number buttons with left hand at keyboard is fantastic.Wireless works well, I felt no lag at all playing Apex. Software comes in CD and also the USB card which is really impressive. The wire is a bit stiff but I use it wireless anyway so only need to plug in for charging etc. Wheel rotation is smooth I like changing weapon with wheel and it works just like my G700s, clicking is responsive too.