Zelotes Ergonomic 7200 DPI LED Optical Wired Gaming Mouse Mice 7 Buttons Compatible Mac Pro Gamer PC Laptop Desktop Notebook-Black Black(T80)

Excellent Mouse device, and for gaming. Might not be the MOST accurate of all devices out there for gaming but for the price? Can't really go wrong. Robust enough to serve s general use mouse for years without failing....at least so far. I have bought 3 of these over past 3 years and they ares still running strong and accurate. The construction seems pretty strong compared to other easy-to-break mouse devices I have spent good money on in the past.

Better than standard mice for large ham fisted, clumsy oafs such as myself. God quality and nice hand feel.

This mouse has been my go-to mouse for 5+ years. I have smaller hands and find that it fits perfectly. It's comfortable to hold and the top buttons have a soft feel. This is the second Zelotes mouse I've gotten where the LED customization is defective. The instructions give no indication of how to change the color to a static color, but Googling has lead to me understanding that you hold down the dpi button until it blinks rapidly or you hold the forward button until you find the color you like. However, I have tried every button on the mouse and none are allowing me to change the color. When I hold down the dpi button, it turns the lights off completely. This is a minor irritation, since my hand covers the lights when I'm holding the mouse anyway. Over the last 5+ years, I've probably gone through one of these per year. Typically, either the primary click breaks or the scroll breaks first, however, it takes about a year for that to happen. I am a gamer and spend, on average, 7-8 hours per day playing PC games. For the cost, this is an excellent deal to replace only once a year at most. I've read other reviews of people saying theirs have broken after a couple of months, but I can say the durability of this is quite good for the cost. The biggest downside I've found is that it gets dirty fairly easily with hand sweat and gunk. The decorative lines on the sides collect most of it and it can be tricky to get out, but using a Q-tip or toothpick can help with this.

Bought this to replace the same style, the first one lasted over 5 years. Contours are comfortable, and presets make this good for gaming. I have never had a USB mouse I liked, so I love the movement and responsiveness of this mouse

Had this one for a couple years now, very nice mouse, very ergonomic, I like the side buttons and it feels good to use. Gonna buy a new one here. My reason for it not being a higher rating is that right out of the mouse, the scroll wheel was kinda finicky, and very often when I scroll down, it will initially scroll up, and vice versa. Which makes it a pain to use in that regard. That's also why I'm buying a new one. You may ask, why haven't I bought a new one sooner? The answer is easy, laziness.

This is my third purchase of this mouse. I wore the other one out. I absolutely love it. I use one for both work and home. Doesn’t hurts your hand after prolonged use.

Excellent mouse

So initially this mouse was a 4.3/5 stars. The ergonomics are ok, but far from ideal because the forced positioning of the thumb doesn't allow for comfortable wide range of motion, necessitating lifting the mouse off the pad frequently. But at the price it is offered, this was acceptable. What isn't acceptable is that the left click button started crapping out and either double clicking on single clicks, or not recognizing clicks at all after 2 months. At this point (3 and a half months since purchase) the problem has gotten bad enough that I need to replace the mouse. This brings the annual cost of using this piece of hardware to well over $52 after taxes. And I suspect that gaming mice in that price range last a little bit longer than a year. My previous gaming mouse from Big Lots cost $15 and lasted for three years. I cannot in good conscience recommend this product to anyone.