Feenix Nascita- full size gaming mouse for larger hands

Feenix is a company only a few years old, but they have hit the pro-gamer peripherals market with a vengeance! All of their products are phenomenal! This mouse is smooth, well thought out, and feels like a dream in your hand. It has the same features you will find on most professional mice. Fully plug-n-play setup. No driver or software mess. Mice with only 4 buttons don't need drivers. Other companies use this as a gimmick. A convenient LCD display is built right into the mouse to read the current DPI setting after being configured by the two silver buttons on top.It's everything you need in a good gaming mouse. It's probably not for WoW nerds, but ti will help you destroy people on CoD, CSGO, LoL, DOTA, and other high-speed fast-paced games.I love this thing. The Nascita is a major upgrade from my Razer Tiapan. Now I'm the one holding my mouse up. Buy now! You will love it.Feenix sponsored a couple of pro League of Legends teams for a couple seasons and their products saw some stage time.

Works exceptionally well! Very comfortable on the hand as long as I don't have to pick it up. I would like the right side to have a bit more of a lip to accommodate quick lifting and replacing the device. I've worked around this issue, but having the right wall of the mouse have just a small lip to help with gripping would alleviate any issues I've had with it.That said, I am quite pleased with the quick, on the fly, DPI switching. I didn't expect to use this option when I purchased the mouse, but because of the profound ease of using it, it allows me to quickly swap between the 800 I prefer for shooters and the 1600 I employ for casual / work use. I think I'd be frustrated by a mouse that didn't make it as easy as the Feenix does, now.

Most comfortable experience using any mouse. When you come from using mice that require software configuration and fancy features you realize how much you don't need any of that when you start using this mouse.Cursor moving slower than you like? Hit a button.Have been searching for the mouse with the perfect forward/back buttons and this is it for me. I would consider my hands to be medium sized (playing an octave on a piano comfortable but not trivial).Weight is ideal for overall size.

I found the lack of software a big problem. I know some people think that nothing to install is great. However, you sacrifice a lot of features you might get from other mice because of it. Windows 10 didn't play so well with it either.

Great mouse overall.super comfortable (i have larger than average hands).feels very sturdy.Great Dpi controller within the mouse itself, no installation required.However, after only 3 months of moderate use. The Eagle logo light, began to give out. bummer.6/10

Most comfortable mouse i have ever used.

I was initially going to give this 4 stars but decided to go with 3. It could be either for whatever impact that may have on your buying decisions.The mouse feels great, it's smooth, looks super cool and premium, no issues with the scroll wheel after almost a year of use like on some other mice.It is a bit of a large mouse so if you like smaller mice, I don't recommend this for you. I do like something I can just slap my entire palm on and use comfortably, and it is very comfortable.Two this I don't like about it, the first is also present on their original Autore keyboard, the finish rubs off very quickly and exposes black or lighter grey surfaces underneath. I know it doesn't look like it from the pictures but the mouse looks way better than it does with the flash, it is as clean as I am comfortable getting it without actually using water, alcohol, or anything else to rub it in any way. I just use compressed air and lightly try to get the dust out from the crevices. One day I will actually try cleaning it properly but I'd like to keep it looking as good as possible for as long as possible or until I decide to get a new mouse and just don't care if the finish starts rubbing off. That rougher texture in the top left corner of the side view is what happened to the mouse after normal use for a little less than a year. The scratches and scuffs were accidental from just reaching out to grab the mouse or trying to readjust it in my hand. The one under the feenix logo was not necessarily an accident. I was trying to rub something off and that happened, the actual finish on the mouse came off.The second issue I have is not too major for me but the DPI setting does not persist between restarts. I knew this when buying the mouse so it's fine but you should still know about it regardless. If you have a setting you like, there is no software that comes with the mouse (which was their intention from the start) so you will have to reprogram it for every game manually and bump up the dpi as soon as you log on if the default is too low. The DPI setting that shows you what setting is at is really nice, if only it were somewhere on the side instead of the top of the mouse. As it is you have to tilt the mouse towards you if you for get what setting you're at. Again, not a huge deal but slightly inconvenient. It could have literally been where it is now but on the side instead and it would have been perfect, at least for me since my thumb only goes up to around the middle of the word nascita on the side, so it wouldn't have been blocked.Overall I like the mouse far more than the keyboard and can definitely recommend you purchase the mouse if you don't mind these small annoyances and the finish getting kind of gross and worn off relatively quickly. Not going to review the mousepad but that is really nice as well. Huge mousepad, but it's very nice overall especially at the cheaper price they're selling it at now. Same as the regular Autore keyboard, mouse comes with a very sturdy cable so I appreciate them not overlooking that part of the design.

Awesome, lesser known mouse. I've used mice like the Logitech G502, Steelseries Sensei, Mionix 7200(Regret), and some others but still think that this mouse was the best I've ever used, and can't wait for it to be back in stock on Amazon.Pros: Accurate sensor, lightweight(114g), extremely comfortable, no software neededCons: No DPI settings below 800 DPI, cheapish LEDsBuild Quality: 8/10 - The lighting quickly degraded and the USB cable stopped working after a year(Though this could've been my fault, not the mouse's itself)Design & Looks: 9/10 - Looks very professional. No gaming gimmicks but just what you'd need on a mouse. I would've personally loved to see an optical sensor and more, DPI settings but I got used to 800 DPI really quickly and sensor always tracked perfectly.Performance: 10/10 - Really nothing bad to say about its performance. I did not notice any difference in tracking over an optical sensor.Value: 9/10 as of time of writing this review($60) - ItFinal rating: 9/10Purchase Date: Late 2014Purchase Price: $97