HIRALIY F300 Gaming Mouse Wired 10,000 DPI Adjustable 7 Programmable Buttons 16.8 Million Chroma RGB Color Backlit Ergonomic Comfortable Grip for Gamer Desktop Laptop PC-PMW3325 Game Sensor

I have purchased and am reviewing several inexpensive gaming mice. Although I consider myself a gamer, I also have two children that are gamers. Having two young children that are gamers teaches you two things:1: children (still) break things2: if you buy one of anything for one child's gaming setup, you're going to end up buying two...Heya Amazoners...In our household we have 6 PC gaming rigs, and several Mac minis. Consequently I own dozens of mice and have gone through almost a hundred over the last few decades. I was very pleased when I tested this inexpensive mouse out and it performed just as well as my (pricier) Razer or Corsair mice.The HIRALIY F300 Gaming Mouse is on the lighter side, some of you may like that. I personally prefer a heavier feel with added weights....but the weight of this mouse was not an issue at all. I played Dota 2, PUBG, Realm Royale, Wildlands, and Huniepop as my test games.Very pleasing and funny...the very "vanilla" (uber basic) software that you download to control the LED's is 100% more reliable the doodoo software Corsair and Razer put out (ever notice your LED's change colors randomly when you start certain games with Razer Chroma/Synapse or Corsair?).The software is very straightforward and has the same functionality as Corsair or Razer's LED software, but this software just works.It has 4x kevlar pads on the bottom of the mouse and it glides just as perfectly as my high end mice.I am using an aluminum Corsair mousepad and a Razer Goliathus mousepad for testing.Some inexpensive mice I have tested recently have a very bad glitch occurring when raising the mouse off the mousepad, this would result in the cursor skipping large areas. This mouse does NOT have that issue. It works perfectly.As of yet, several weeks in extensive review and use, I have nothing bad to say about this mouse. It works great, is consistent, and priced PERFECTLY.Quite a few of the others I've reviewed I have just sent back after testing. I'm going to keep this mouse.College gamer? Get this mouse and take the money you saved and put it towards that 144hz 1440p display you've been wanting.

Don't be turned off by the low price and area of origin - This is a very solid and well-functioning mouse. The buttons and wheel are sturdy, the base is nicely weighted, and the feet glide smoothly over both my mousepad and bare desktop surface. It's a good size and fits comfortably in my hand, and despite what some other sources about this mouse say, the cord IS the listed six feet, not three. Unless you want something SUPER fancy that's covered in tons of buttons, I don't see any reason for you to pass over this mouse.I didn't actually want a mouse with lots of LED lighting all over it, but since everything that matched what I wanted also had LEDs, I figured I'd go with the least garish option. I actually ended up loving the lights on this mouse! I currently have it set to smoothly flow through all the colors, and it looks quite nice. The light mode toggle also has a setting to completely turn off all the lights for when you don't want the distraction, and the mouse still looks very sleek with the lights turned off, not awkward at all.The customization driver program is simple to use and lets you personalize the mouse more or less just how you want it to work. There's one tricky to use feature, where you change what color your mouse flashes when you shift between DPI levels, but once you figure it out you can reassign each of the five DPI levels with a color of your choice, which is really nice. The only downside is that you can't actually disable DPI levels, so you're stuck with having to cycle through all five. I only really need two, and since there's an odd number of settings I can't just alternate and copy throughout the set.At the time of purchase the company's website was down and I couldn't actually acquire the driver program. However, I contacted the company's customer service and they were VERY helpful. They quickly responded and provided step-by-step installation instructions (with pictures) and a direct download link for the program. Hopefully by the time you get your mouse their website will be back up, but if not just send them an email and they'll take care of you!

For a budget mouse I can't complain much at all because it does the job very well. Made for people with medium to small size hands. (Mine are medium but leaning a bit closer to large.) The glowing lights are unique with each mode and it's refreshing. The clicks are pretty seamless but they compare to that of a regular mouse. (Pressure wise) The side mouse buttons are better used for games that are not really FPS. I still use it for them and it works fine, but I'd reccomend that if you are solely looking for an FPS competitive I'd say to look for something smaller on them. If you want to get the program to set the DPI and set the colors, effects, and so on you have to get it from their website.Pros:-Very good quality for the price.-Made with sturdy material that has been the same quality since I've had it.-Lights on the mouse has interchangeable colors and modes which is nice.-DPI is actually really responsive for this mouse!-USB cord is fairly long and feels to be made strong.-Scroll wheel nice to the touchCons-The LEDs have a sound that always in the background, so unless you either have the colors turned off or you have something playing audio in the background it can get annoying.-The DPI and Color buttons can be clicked if you are scrolling frantically in game by accident by how they are spaced so be careful.All in all I'd recommend it on a budget because this is well built for what it is. Have fun out there!