Trust Gaming 21790 GXT 140 Manx Wireless Gaming Mouse, 3000 DPI, Rechargeable, Black

Lets start with the mehs,Scroll wheel is just getting worse and worse, you scroll UP and the page scrolls DOWN for a few seconds then oh its back to going up then down again, its not smooth scrolling at all,Left click loves getting stuck! and often when clicking links the mouse has grabbed hold of the link URL or when changing window on the web it will grab the window, when all i ask it to do is CLICK on it, but the mouse seems to think i am still holding the left click so it holds it and drags it around,The quality itself is good, its comfortable to hold in the hand, and the batty power for ECO is great its just a shame the quality of the scroll wheel and left clicks very temprimental, it does the job but isnt the best for the price!

Pros- Looks good. It's primarily black and isn't too 'flashy'.- Confortable shape, a good fit for my hand.- Buttons are responsive.- very useful to be able to change the dpi with the top buttons (how fast the mouse cursor moves).Cons- Slightly heavier than the non-gaming mouse I was used to.- The three mouse buttons are not customisable (FWRD, BACK, CTRL) - check your game lets you use those buttons for the action you want. For me, Dota2 doesn't let you bind the CTRL key so the third one is kind of useless. My fault not the mouse's.- It doesn't slide across surfaces as resistance free as I would like. Feels like you're dragging it.- The scroll wheel is not great, but its ok for general use like web browsing. If the scroll wheel is an important control in your games, then I don't reccomend. I don't need it so its fine.- The USB bluetooth adaptor is bigger than the slot in the mouse, which is really weird. It kind of just sticks out a bit. It also isn't magnetically attached like my previous mouse. It hasn't fallen out, but doesn't feel 100% secure.In general, its good value for £18.

Middle button is very stiff, can't redefine the keys as there's no specific drivers.Odd shape, my hand naturally falls off the right side of the mouse so that my forefinger rests on the scroll wheel rather than the left click which makes the double-click button unreachable (ie useless). The rear thumb button is so poorly positioned that I really need to fold my thumb to reach it whereas the middle thumb button feels it's in a much more natural position and, as you can't redefine the keys, nothing can be done about it.Never had any issues with lag or connection.Seriously people, don't buy a mouse from the internet. There's no way to get a feel to one of the most important interfaces to your computer.Still working 2 years later.

Finally, I have found a replacement in the next gen of my old gaming mouse, which has lasted me a good four years of fairly heavy WoW use and is still going (over to my netbook), but is no longer as responsive as I'd like in play. Initial testing of this new version is very positive; I even like the extra weight, from two batteries, which makes it more precise in rapid gameplay. It's a great size for smaller hands, too.

Pros: --good comfort for it's price, but i prefer small and simetrical ones,-it has lights, eco mode to turn off for better battery life-red color it's not so bright compared to others or coloursCons:-You can't program all those 9 buttons, mainly the CTRL one first left side button-Abit heavy but cause of 2 batteries-the right part of the mouse it's abit bulky-middle wheel too sensitive-dongle has it's space for storage inside the mouse but dosen't go all inA decent mouse for it's price. I'm not gonna useit for gaming even if they advertised as a gaming mouse.

The mouse does seem to lose connection at times, especially if you place your phone between the mouse and receiver (even a vape causes issues). If you have many wireless devices or devices that can interfere with wireless, I wouldn't suggest it for gaming... Missed a couple of a good headshots because of it T_T GGMouse wheel, the first one was crap, so I asked for replacement which proved better. Test it when you receive it, roll it vigorously!It does fit in your hand nicely.

Great design, except that the scroll is so annoying and something is broken, it's been like this for months but couldn't fix it. I enjoyed it at first but it's got some weird clicking sounds and I think it's completely not worth the price I paid for

I have big hands, so this mouse felt very comfortable in my hands. I only have two small issues with this mouse: weight and battery life. The mouse lacks some weight, so it can feel off putting for some people used to normal mice. The battery life is quite good, but could be improved as I find I charge it around every week after using it a couple hours a day.