Front buttons (Res, RapidFire, and Forward) are all a little too 'forward' for quick, comfortable use. After about 2 minutes, left-click started acting like dbl-click. I couldn't set the buttons, so, scroll-wheel-button did nothing for me (I use it for dbl-click). I don't know how long it will last yet, but until that time, I'll use it.Ĭons: (Solutions in 'Other thoughts'.) No driver, no instructions, no info (not even online). It worked right out of the box (in basic, non-configurable default mode). I don't feel like my hand is wrestling with a big bar of soap. Pros: Once I've figured out how it worked, well, it works. I would save up and get a real gaming mouse by a reputable brand, unless you want this one to tide you over. huehuehuehuehue.īut it got me happily through a 6 month WoW binge and I was able to map a few buttons to streamline my DPS. I would know, the one I had is in 30 pieces in the trash because I got so upset at the scrolling issue. But treat it with respect because this mouse will take some beating, but it is still a cheap mouse. Overall Review: If you're wanting a cheap mouse with a few mappable buttons, get it. The rapid fire button wasn't hard to accidentally press, and when you did, you wouldn't realize it until you're out the web browser from clicking links. I just ordered a new mouse and am using a backup for now and am just now getting into using the scroll again and I have missed it! When I would scroll down with this mouse, it would scroll up and down and all over, for no apparent reason. The scroll wheel became too erratic to use. Price:how long it lasted ended up around $3 a month.Ĭons: Obvious paint fading on the sides of the mouse. Cable length wasn't so bad, but i still used an extension to use it across the room from my 42-inch LCD 'monitor' (TV)

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