Rosewill RGB Gaming Mouse with Ambidextrous Grip for Computer/PC/Laptop/Mac Book with 10000 DPI Optical Gaming Sensor and Comfortable Ergonomic Design w/9 Buttons (NEON M62)

I'm handicapped and always in search for ambidex mouses with extra programmable buttons, one of the best ones i ever used was the CM Recon, which they no longer make, then had to settle for a Razer Lancehead TE good but pricey and then all that software just for the mouse and online all the time? The software to do keybinds and macros is super simple, anyone can figure it out, yes that simple! So the Razer started going bad and I decided to look for this mouse as in the past I looked at it because saw the similarity in design with the Recon but went with the Razer thinking this was just a cheap product, after doing research come to find out this is Newegg's in house brand, next time do a little more research, lesson learned! Half the price and IMHO better!!

The good: This has all the correct buttons for the mouse I like and they are programable. The middle mouse wheel and middle buttons are good. The bad: the side mouse buttons are not out far enough to easily push them. I had to superglue on some pads to get them easily usable. The mouse itself feels too small in the hand and I don't have large hands. The standard right mouse button has already started to make a squeaking noise from it rubbing on something and I've used it less than a month. Save your money and just get a Mionix AVIOR PRO which is what I replaced this with.

Comfortable and easy to set up. My only issue is that when I ask for some colors in the application, I get a different one on the mouse. if I select orange, I get green.

This is a great option for Lefty's seeking a gaming mouse that doesn't break the bank. It's ambidextrous design allows me to have side buttons that I can easily reach with my left hand while still allowing my wife to use the mouse right handed. It's very accurate and I love the on-the-fly DPI adjustments I can make with the simple click of the button on the top. Most gaming mice all right gear for right-handed players and the few manufacturers that do offer left-handed models costs even more than they're right handed equivalents. For the price this mouse can't be beat especially if you're left-handed.

I bought this mouse because it seemed like it was going to be a decent replacement for the previous razer mouse I had, but without the steep price tag. And the macros and DPI were within my acceptable range, but the actual mechanics of the mouse simply weren't able to stand up to the stresses of gaming. The left-click is the most used computer input, so the fact that it's given out and now sticks, and sometimes snags for several seconds, so it can severely impact my gameplay. Worse than this, is the fact that it isn't during gameplay, it's just the new norm. Wanna open a document? Better hope it doesn't stick. Trying to tap that character's head for the winning round? Oops, it stuck for a half-second and missed by a mile. And don't even think about clicking and dragging, because you'll be lucky it comes unstuck at all. Overall, stay away from this mouse if you game even sporadically. A sub 1 year lifetime on a gaming mouse is actually embarassing, I can't recommend this product for even casual gamers.

Easy to set up, and it works well. It did arrive with a small piece chipped off of the edge, and unfortunately that piece is rattling around inside the mouse, driving me batty.

Great mouse. Im a gamer and I dont think you need anything more than this. Its responsive, accurate, and durable.

I liked it enough that I bought 2 :) I really like the feel of it and IT'S AFFORDABLE! I couldn't care less about the rgb, but it's there and looks kinda cool if you like your computer flashing in your face lol