Nibiru Optical Gaming Mouse (TM-NIBNM40)

When it comes to gaming mouse I am little picky since I will be using that mouse for years to come (hopefully, if it lasts that long). I do care about how it looks. Got to match my system color and such. Since I had owned all different bands of gaming mouse (Razer, Logitech, corsair . . .etc.). One thing to understand is brand does not matter. I have seen some expensive mouse go bad only after 4-6 months of use with daily gaming use. Here are few things to note on any gaming mouse. I will try to update this review after it’s in use for at least 6 months.░░░░░GREAT THINGS ABOUT THIS PRODUCT░░░░░❖❖❖Does Size Matters❖❖❖Size definitely matters. You want to look for a gaming mouse that feels right when you hold it. If measuring with longest edges.My measurements- Length: 4.8 inWith: 3.1 inFor me its perfect sine average Desktop mouse/Gaming mouse is right around their. Feel it pretty comfortable.❖❖❖ Does Weight Matters ❖❖❖Gaming mouse can reduce fatigue on long gaming sessions if its light mouse while Heavy gives getter control.I Weighted at: 4.35ozI prefer this weight since I don’t like heavy mouse. Gets my hand tried after few hours of use.❖❖❖Other features ever gamer looks for❖❖❖❖Software – I installed the software on windows 10 pro 64bits without any issues. It’s not Logitech crazy good looking GUI. It’s just simple for settings.❖Adjustable DPI-rating – this can be adjusted using the software. 4000 DPI allows for the communication of even the slightest gestures.❖Buttons- 5 buttons for normal use and 2 for adjusting the DPI on the fly.❖Response time / Polling-rate – can be adjusted using the software.░░░░░DOWNSIDE OF THIS PRODUCT░░░░░❖ Only drawback for me is the light. Most gaming mouse have led of all sorts of colors. I prefer a mouse that doesn’t have led. But they are only there for gamers that like to play in dark room. I don’t.❖ I wish it had On-board Memory for Profile saving. It has software, but as far as I can tell it is storing the data on the unit not the actual mouse. This could be useful in case you have to wipe the unit and not have to recalibrate the mouse again. MFG can clarify this since I am not sure.░░░░░BOTTOM LINE░░░░░Decent mouse. Will know its full potential over time.░░░░░Product Updates over time░░░░░In 6 months’ time, I will update this part of review to provide proper feedback on this product over time of use.This product was send to be directly from manufacture for testing and unbiased review.***I am not a mice guru. But if this review helped at all. Please show you thanks by clicking yes below. Also feel free to leave comments, questions and your own feedback. ***

Less than a month old and the side mouse button is already sticking when pressed :(

Had my Naos 7000 for around 6 years before the scroll wheel finally started having problems. Since the newest Naos model costs $90-ish dollars partly due to ridiculous features I don't need or want (heart-rate monitor? really?), I decided on this TekNmotion mouse because at least the shape looked nearly identical.I do like the general shape and feel quite a bit, and in fact the scroll wheel feels smoother and more solid than the Naos models I've tried, which was a nice surprise considering this thing cost me less than $30. Sensor seems solid as well.That pleasant surprise aside, while this seems like a pretty good mouse, there are several cons that only serve to remind me I would just buy another Naos 7000 if they were still available:*The two side (thumb) buttons feel like cheap, mushy garbage, particularly the forward one. Too much force is required to push them and they barely click when I do. They give me the impression they will fail quickly with heavy use. Fortunately for me I only use them for a few select games, so not a complete deal-breaker for me personally.*DPI can only be adjusted in increments of 250 (1250, 1500, 1750, and so on). Naos software allowed increments of 50, and the settings I used the most were 1400 or 1600 depending on whether I was just browsing the internet or gaming. Now I'm forced to just use 1500 for everything.*While you can change the effects and colors of the lights somewhat, you can't disable them, either completely or better yet selectively.*Right-click is a bit too loud. Can be slightly grating if you're playing a game where you right-click a lot.*No adjustable lift-off distance.Overall, totally okay mouse, especially for the price. Glad I could get something with the general Naos feel anyway. But it seems that it's cheap for a reason. If you're a heavy user of the thumb buttons I'd stay away, but otherwise the value proposition is very good.

Firstly, I want to say I was super excited to do a review because of the features for such a low price of 36.99. High end gaming mouses with the same features are a lot more expensive. Needless to say, this gaming mouse is very intriguing.**UNBOXING**The package came well wrapped inside of a cardboard box. Inside, the gaming mouse was neatly placed in a black matte box with high quality graphics. The box has a nice touch with a magnetic flap to secure the opening of the box. It definitely has a great impression. It appears the seller really cares about their product.**PACKAGE CONTENTS**Gaming mouseConnection cord USBPaper user guideDigital user manual (disk)**QUALITY**The build is strong and made of great material. It’s soft and comfortable. The contour of the mouse seems to be molded for palm grip, where your ring and pinky can rest quite securely right on the side. I believe it can also work for claw grip users as well. Presentation wise, this mouse just looks a lot sleeker than my last one. It's a beautiful, simplistic design.**PERFORMANCE**The Optical sensor underneath the mouse tracks really well and it gets the job done for me. The responsive time is incredible. I keep the DPI at the standard settings and it seems to be tuned fine.**OVERALL** I feel that at $50 or below, this mouse is a steal. The braided cable, RGB lighting, and great materials make this mouse feel so much more premium than the price suggests. I definitely recommend this!Pros:- Sleek look- Thin matte finish- Secure grip/contour- PriceCons:- Sounds more “clicky” than others. (In case that is bothersome)- Light mouse (if you like heavy weight on your mouse, this is not for you); no weight adjustments. Although, this does not bother me at all.

Very solid performer for the price