MAGIC-REFINER Wired Gaming Mouse with Side Buttons RGB Backlit Honeycomb with Weight Tuning, Adjustable Weight, Extra Replaceable Cover,12,000 DPI Optical Sensor Programmable for Windows PC Gamers

Excelente mouse, logré comprarlo con un buen preciom y esta excelente para todo lo que trae y rinde, se sienten los dpi ademas de su respuesta

When I started working from home I wanted a cheap gaming mouse that I could use while at work since my primary mouse (a Logitech G300S) has... it's own unique challenges.... so I decided to try this one, and now I can't imagine working without it! :DThe Actual Physical Object:The (Physical) Good:+ Comfortable to use over long periodsAs a desk jockey I'm at my computer all day, so it's really important for me to have a mouse that's not going to cause me pain, and this mouse fits the bill! As you can see in the photos, it's a solid bit bigger than the old gateway mouse that I had lying around.+ Holes mean no more sweaty mouse hands!I was a little unsure of how I'd feel about having a mouse with holes in it, but it actually works really well! My hands get sweaty if I get really into working on a project and they keep my hands nice and dry, whereas my primary mouse gets a little slippery if I'm gaming for too long.+ WeightsThe weights are there, if you're into that. I took them out. They're very easy to configure, and slide right out. That being said, the housing that they're in is a nice, dense foam so they're not liable to slide around if you do leave them in.The (Physical) Bad:- I have five cats and sometimes the cat hair jams the sensor and makes it spaz out, but that's easily fixed by pulling the cat hair out.The Software:The (Software) Good:+ Macro EnabledOnce you figure out how the software works, you can record and customize macros for your buttons. I currently have mine set to copy, paste as values in Excel, and the F2 key.+ Different ModesIt comes with several different mouse modes that you could switch between so that you can effectively have multiple different sets of keybindings, but I don't use that feature.+ Colors!Some of the presets for the colors are really cool!The Bad:-ColorsThe colors, as far as I can tell, are all tied to the presets. There is a screen where you can fiddle with the colors, but there's no way to pick a solid color (from what I can tell). The presets are pretty though, so there's that at least.-The Software Installer Isn't In EnglishIt took me a while to hunt down the installer for the software, and it's not in English. Once you actually get it installed it is in English. And the installer is really straightforward for anyone who's used to installing software, so there is that at least.Overall:This mouse has a great feel to it and is a joy to use! The software is a little tricky to get started, but if you don't mind fiddling with it, then this is a great, well rounded mouse. I'm definitely enjoying using it!((Oh, and for that one person who asked about drag clicking, I had to google what that was, and this mouse definitely does NOT innately drag click as far as I can tell)).

For not a lot of money, get some RGB accents and extra buttons.Typical mouse functions work well, good feel to the clicks of the main buttons. The DPI adjustments work as expected and it's nice to have them right on the mouse without having to install any software. Same for the RGB effects, easily controlled right from the on-mouse buttons.(This review based on a sample provided by Amazon Vine program)

This item is a regular RGB mouse and does not do Drag clicking. Even with using electricians tape it barely does any clicking it does not come with a mechanical clicker that is sensitive to touch.

I got this because well I go through mice like some people change their hair color. This was a great mouse when I used it. Fits the hand nicely and works perfectly.

UPDATE: After further review, I'm upping a star to give this mouse 5. I think this mouse should be given credit for including both up and down DPI buttons, as there have been a couple of wireless mice since that I've tested that have only had a single DPI button that cycles on a loop. I find this to be annoying and props to Zi You Lang (the name on the software) for having two on this very inexpensive but well-performing mouse. Also, after downloading the software I can say I'm more than happy with the customization options. After using the mouse a bit more, I find it to be very ergonomic, too. For $16, the going rate for this mouse, it's a no-brainer for an intro gaming mouse.For the price, you can't really go wrong here if you want a starter-level gaming mouse with some pretty lights. Ergonomically, I found it to be very comfortable. Response time was very good, and switching between the DPI levels is quick and painless. I personally tend to prefer a bit more weight and metal to my mice, so this isn't going to replace my trusty EVGA Torq X10 that I've been using for years now...BUT, for someone like my daughter who casually games with friends, this is a great choice.It does come with weights, which is certainly better than not having them, but in reality this mouse is super light even with the weights in there.The feet glide strips on the bottom of this mouse feel decidedly less slick than other mice I've used, but that said, I also didn't notice an increase in drag in actual use. I think this may just be a personal preference thing, because it by no means seemed to impact performance for me.The only thing I really find confusing about this mouse is the description of it being "mini." This is not a mini mouse---it is full size and fits my hand (I'm a 6'4" guy) very well.It does what it needs to do, is totally plug and play, has decent fabric cord, the buttons are satisfyingly tactile, and you have the option of downloading the software to program buttons, play with the LED settings, change the preset DPIs, etc. It really does offer quite a bit of performance and customizability for the money.

It moves the pointer on the screen and is plug and play - what more do you want from a mouse. Has LED lighting but can be turned off by holding down the top button.

Cómodo y vistoso. Pero nada más. No le puedo dar más estrellas por que se anuncia como un producto gamer. Y gamer no es que tenga lucecitas. El cable es muy rígido, el sensor es impreciso y propenso a fallar en movimientos rápidos. Se desempeña como un mouse común de oficina. Si acaso disfraza el movimiento con interpolación de señal argumentando los 1000hz que arroja al hacerle la prueba del polling rate. Y para colmo y aunque la caja lo dice. No es un ratón ligero. Se desliza decentemente pero los fallos antes mencionados son muy graves y arruinan completamente la experiencia. Lo utilizaré como ratón de oficina en mi otro equipo. Al menos para mi tamaño de mano (mediana) no me resulta incómodo para trabajar :/Si buscara un ratón de oficina me hubiera decidido por una opción más económica y este no la es.

OK, to begin, this is not a gaming mouse.It feels cheap, left & right clicks are clunky. I feels like a regular PC mouse.And who designs a gaming mouse with cover full of holes??? Do they know anything about Gamers?No, it's not as pretty with out the lights, but it's supposed to be a "PC Gaming Mouse"First thing I did was replace the "honeycomb" cover with the solid cover.Gave it a few days to try out and then unplugged it.For $12, it's decent value and has good lighting, so fun for a PC mouse.I'll use this as a back up or maybe on my laptop but, definitely not a real gaming mouse.

Mouse looks pretty but thats it. DPI is way too sensitive even after putting it on the lowest setting. Mouse is sometimes unresponsive and laggy. What makes this product unusable is the fact that the Mouse will jump around the screen and never be where you actually try to put it. This product is completely useless unless you buy it as a decoration.