Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mouse definitely complements the Lunar Light Legend design language. It goes great with Alienware's current lineup. Omron switches feel great. The mouse is also very comfortable to use. It also has a low profile receiver. At first this mouse was a nightmare to use. But after all of the Alienware Command Center updates, I haven't had any issues.

I really enjoy this mouse! It’s really comfortable since I have very large hands and the thickness of it really makes it perfect for gaming! However, the software is having a bit of an issue where it would show a notification that my mouse has zero battery life, when in actuality, there’s still 80%. I also noticed that during some idling sessions, when I use it again the curser would idle sway on its own or be really delayed. It never happened before so I don’t know how I feel about that. Overall, it’s a great mouse! I paid 70-80 USD with the sale that was going on at the time but for $100, it would say it’s not an insanely expensive mouse, but it could be a bit cheaper to compete with some of the other brands. Overall, it’s a great product and I’m looking forward to future Alienware mices!

It's very comfortable to use, colorful, and worked right out of the box. It goes with my Alienware system perfectly, so I was happy.

I recently started getting into the world of gaming. Gaming mouses have some of the most aesthetic features a mouse can have. I was bewildered by the amount of gaming mouses there are and the different price points. I wanted something not over the top but something that will last me a long time. Alienware mouses have just that. This one in particular has a very clean/professional look. The various customization settings are a plus as well. You can change the scroll speed, DPI, RGB lights, and much more. Comfort wise, this mouse is suitable for your hand, as the wing curves in the back feel really natural and comfy to hold. There is also the option to choose between wired or wireless, which is very important if you're mouse is low battery and needs some juice. The only problem I had was with setting the mouse up and trying to figure out what all the buttons and switches were for.This is my first gaming mouse and there were no instructions included in the box nor in the paperwork given. Though, after a few minutes, I figured it out and got the mouse to work, I still was uncertain about what the buttons and switches did so I did my research. I found the manual online to which I will link here and hopefully help those of you that need it! https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/sln318286/dell-alienware-610m-gaming-mouse-usage-and-troubleshooting-guide?lang=en#Setting_up_your_mouse Overall, I recommend this mouse to everyone. This mouse is aesthetically beautiful and comfortable.

I have never owned a mouse designed specifically for gaming so this was a new experience. I'm very pleased with the AW610M from Alienware and it was worth the wait. The mouse matches my Alienware tower PC although I would still have been interested if I did not have the color-matched computer. It is possible to synchronize the color effects on both the mouse and the tower if you have the Alienware Command Center installed. I opted to have them both fade in out with red lights, like a "Red Alert" on a submarine. The mouse itself is very comfortable and I particularly like the fins that hang off the back. They provide lots of support for my wrist which is usually the first place I notice aching after a long-ish gaming session. The mouse is wide enough not to feel cramp from gripping for long periods but still moves quickly enough to use for gaming. I liked that I have the choice of using it wired or wireless. I have not noticed any speed issues running it on my preferred setup of wireless. I use the included dongle and just plugged it in the front of my tower but Dell recommends using the included extension cable and USB adapter to get a better connection. The mouse has a built-in rechargeable battery and you can recharge it with the included USB cable that connects to a recessed port in the front of the mouse. There is a button behind the scroll wheel that switches between the various DPI options and also lights up to show when the battery needs recharging. You can also see in the Command Center app which lists the percentage of power left in the mouse settings. You can customize up to seven buttons to specific games if you open up the Alienware Command Center and take the time to configure the mouse there. It is possible to tie these to specific games so it switches settings and colors on the computer and/or mouse (if set) when the game starts up. The mouse has a button underneath for setting scroll speed as well as the aforementioned button to switch between the various DPI modes for mouse tracking resolution. As you click through, the button's colors change so that blue is 800 dpi, green (default) is 1600, yellow is 3500, orange is 9000 and red is 16,000 dpi. This is nice to be able to do on the fly, rather than hunt through software settings. It also makes it more convenient to adjust sensitivity from game to game. The rechargeable battery supposedly lasts up to 350 hours which is impressive. I have yet to push it that much but so far, it appears to be economical with power consumed. The mouse is very tactile and I find it ergonomic as well. It feels good to use for gaming and I have no complaints on the comfort level. All in all, this is an impressive input device and certainly one I enjoy using on a daily basis. It makes for an attractive and highly functional gaming mouse and I look forward to customizing it as I add more games to my library.

So flawless and comfortable!! Incredibly compatible with an Alienware PC

Dell made a comfortable mouse for long term use. I like the hammerhead design and the side buttons are easy to reach. The scroll wheel is nice though I wish I could adjust its resistance. There is a button to change the DPI and it comes in handy when going from a 3rd person game to scrolling through a map. There are four RGB areas including the Alienware logo, you have to go through the Alienware Command Center to adjust then. It’s not the best software but it works. My only issue is that the mouse charges via micro USB that has a proprietary housing around the connector. It also uses a USB connector for wireless use. This mouse came out 1-2 years ago but it should have used USB-C, like the new one. I haven’t used the new one but it’s smaller, only has one RGB light, and is more designed for portable use. I’m sure it’s fine for that but, if I’m going to sit for a few hours gaming, I want something larger that conforms to my hands.

Its my favorite mouse that I think you can get. The colors are great just the right size and can be used all day long. Its Alienware so the quality is amazing and last for years.

Its super comfortable in the hand and i havent noticed any lag or problems so far.

good gaming mouse, feels solid in the hand, alienware color controls

Please note, I am not a pro gamer but I am an avid gamer. I found this mouse to be comfortable, very responsive and accurate. Big fan of having both wired and wireless functionality. I can't speak to how long of a batt life it has since I haven't used the mouse wirelessly until batt dies but, along those lines, during my use of it I've never been forced to plug it because of a dead batt. Very happy with purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for a new gaming mouse. I'll also point out that I made the purchased when the mouse was on sale, since price point is also a big deciding factor.

Very reliable mouse, with great buttons and feels nice to the touch. It was a bit hard to setup but once it’s done I’ve enjoyed this mouse.

It may look funny but this is a comfortable and super responsive mouse. A great feature is a slot to store the usb when not using it.

Love this mouse, very comfortable! Would recommend!

Great Wireless + Wire mouse combo with excellent battery life. needs to be paired with the keyboard or else it won't match other builds due to the plastic quality of the item. It is very durable so far and doesn't stain or damage easily from regular uses. I would highly recommend this if it was sale. For MSRP, I rather go with a Ghero from Logitech

very good product, quality and price, comfortable and comfortable.

If you have an Alienware laptop I would highly recommend this mouse. What I really like about it is it has a storage for the usb dongle which is USB A. For me ONLY downside is micro USB Charging but other than that has super fast charging, battery last for ever and is very comfortable plus works for alien ware command center

Sleek, very comfortable in hand. Lots of cool features

Amazing mouse. I can’t believe that I have been tethered to a cord for this long! The ability to move the mouse without having a mouse bungee, and the fact that it actually is the most comfortable mouse I’ve ever used are a big plus(coming from razer deathadder, corsair mmo mouse, and a steel series base mouse). This lasts days on a charge and is super quick and simple to charge when needed. Love it!

It has a great design and is very comfortable to use. It has a great optical sensor that is very accurate and responsive. It also has a lot of buttons that are programmable and customizable. The only downside to this mouse is that it is a bit pricey.