Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is an interesting mouse in that it uses an exchangeable rechargeable battery. Thus, in theory, you should never have to worry about the battery dying as a newly charged battery is just a quick swap away. The execution of that battery swap was also well thought-out in that there must be a capacitor or some type of small internal battery in the mouse because, when swapping out batteries, the mouse still has power. (I am not sure how long it will retain power without the battery installed, but it was more than long enough to swap out the battery.) The battery charger is sleek and compact. It plugs in to your computer via USB and it has a USB port for the included wireless dongle. The included USB cable is long enough to allow positioning of the charging box wherever you want (within reason). There is also a programmable button on the charging box that allows you to toggle between whatever setting you choose (either by default or via setting it up in their downloadable software). Along those lines, the software works well and gives you several options for customizing the lighting effect, resolution of the mouse, and a few other settings. The mouse tracks well and I have not noticed any cursor skipping. (Cursor movement is fluid.) Being able to customize the resolution of the mouse (dpi) does give very granular control over how quickly the mouse track and, at the extremes of the scale, can arguably be infuriating with the cursor barely moving or jumping from one side of the screen to the other. As far as negatives are concerned, the main criticism I have is that the mouse is very light and feels like plastic in the hand. (Which is not too surprising as it is made out of plastic.) The point, though, is that the mouse lacks heft, if you will. It glides well and is accurate, but it feels too light. The other thing I noticed is that the batteries do not seem to last very long before they need to be swapped. As the batteries can be easily swapped without interrupting my work or gaming, this may not be a huge problem, but if that proves to be the case, I have to wonder how long the batteries will last given a high number of recharge cycles. (Maybe turning off the LED will help the batteries last longer. I will have to check to ensure the batteries are fully charged before swapping to see just how long they last.) Overall, the software. allows for multiple profiles and good customization that includes its DPI sensitivity, poling rate, "debounce" time, keybinding, lighting, and other related functions. The mouse is accurate, comfortable, and has swappable rechargeable batteries. Personally, I would like the mouse to have a little more weight to it and I am hoping the batteries last longer than in my first go around (time will tell). For what I do, the mouse works well.