Wired Gaming Mouse Optical 4000 DPI with 7 Programmable Buttons, USB Computer Mice Mouse for PC Laptop iMac Tablet - Black

The media could not be loaded. I'm using Redimp's GM200 matte black (not Cobweb) gaming mouse and I can honestly say I'm pretty impressed. I purchased for about $19 USD. It's since dropped to $14, and I think it's definitely worth it at either price point. The mouse has nice, tactile clicks, the DPI, RGB LEDs, and macros are customizable within their software (functional, if not looking a little dated) and leave little room for complaints, and the Avago A3050 sensor is "good enough." Being a budget-oriented sensor, it does feature some acceleration (even if disabled), so it may not be ideal for more competitive play, but if serious competition is your thing, chances are you're looking for something at a higher tier, anyway. The mouse's body is smaller and suitable for smaller hands or claw grippers. Those of you with longer fingers that prefer the palm grip may notice the mouse's body has a bit of edge that extends past the left and right click, which may feel a little awkward. If you're on a budget and you want an entry-level gaming mouse, this is a really compelling option. It's hard to find complaints that aren't justified by the price point, where I can say my only gripes are that the braided cable is red and black (would have preferred black only, since there's RGB and all...), and the LED diffusion on the mouse's sides aren't completely even, though it's practically unnoticeable unless you're looking for it. Aside from that, you get a lot of functionality for not a lot of cost. More details in the video review (apologies for the awkward format, it was designed for YouTube and I'm too lazy to edit a version specifically for Amazon).

Great design, great feel, terrible device support. Worked great for a few weeks in both Debian and Windows 7 until all of a sudden the mouse now lags and drops connection with my machine, doesn't matter if it's on USB 2.0 or 3.0, front port or back port, this mouse has a physical internal issue causing it to disconnect from my machine randomly

I stopped buying expensive mice a long time ago because, let's face it, they all come China and as long as it has a decent sensor on it, then there isn't much difference between a $20 mouse and $50 one. If all you use your mouse for is left click, right click, and scroll wheel, then this would be great for you. It feels solid, tracks well, and the software has some nice features for the price. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants something basic and gets the job done.One of the reasons why I gravitated towards this mouse so much is because the software allows you to reprogram the buttons, which is something I rely heavily on for the games I play. However, this is also the reason I ended up switching back to the mouse I was using before (uTechSmart Uranus) - the side buttons and DPI button just wouldn't work for the way I wanted to use it and are where the corners were cut. I reprogrammed them in a similar way that I had used for my previous mouse and one of those serves as a push-to-talk for Discord, but I got frequent complaints about cutting in and out a lot. Swapped the hotkey to both side buttons, the DPI button, but kept getting the same issue, so basically they're not meant to be held down.It's unfortunate because I really wanted to like this mouse. It's simple and has enough flare to where I don't find it gaudy, but admittedly these are very specific problems that I doubt most people would ever run into, so I can't knock it too hard. I'd be more than happy to pay a little bit more for this mouse if it fixed the issue I have with it. Either way, I look forward to seeing what this company can turn out next and hope they continuously improve on their product line.

I've posted 2 other reviews here about Iogear Keymander and Redimp Keyboard. This GM 200B mouse is great as well. I can use this just as it is. And I do like the way it lights up and changes color. In the other reviews I had mentioned the Redimp people told me this and the keyboard were plug and play for the PS4 but I found out they are not game compatible. I have been in contact with Redimp Support, made them aware of what has happened and I believe they have changed the information part that says this is plug and play and are going in part by what I have told them. I'm not mad but am actually happy I could help them out with my experience. As I had said, I needed a New Keyboard and Mouse and Redimps price is Fantastic as well as having a Great looking product... IT WORKS GREAT with the IOGEAR Keymander. I will do more buisness with Redimp in the future because A- they admitted their mistake about plug and play for PS4 so they are honest. B- The price is right if your looking for either of theses items and C- Not only do they work great but they look great. Still fascinated by the light scheme changing all the time.

THIS MOUSE IS NOT OPTICAL.........Also the wire is SO STIFF, good luck setting it up to not grab stuff, or move the mouse when you go to type.Moreover, I have to say, the tracking on this mouse is very bad. Moving left, right, up, or down works fine but try and curve it a little, and the cursor starts shaking. If the mouse wasn't so cheap, i'd be getting a refund.