Cooler Master MM712 Wireless Gaming Mouse Black with Adjustable 19,000 DPI, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth, Ultraweave Cable, PTFE Feet, RGB Lighting and MasterPlus+ Software

Not the lightest mouse, but also fairly light (especially compared to G305). The center of mass is close to the palm which is good. Nice and strong buttons that have a good click. Good tracking, nice RGB, and generally comfortable. I've had 2 dead g305, and a wobbly Keychron m3 mini. So far this mouse seems the most reliable and best built out of the ones I've had. Edit: Formely 5 stars, now 3 stars I have noticed a strange issue where I can't press both the middle click and primary/secondary button at the same time. Not sure if it is a software, hardware, or firmware issue. Butt I have updated to the latest firmware.

I got to say I loved the shape when I had the MM711, then I decided that I want a wireless mouse. I tried different mice but nothing compared to this shape, so I went ahead and bought the MM712, and I did not disappoint me! However sadly it has been less than a year now and the scroll is having issues, but that did not force me to change the mouse yet, well see. Overall I love this mouse and I think it is perfect for me.

No tiene antiderrapantes para el agarre, cómo en la edición blanca

Me sorprendió lo ligero que es, la duración de batería es buena pero el tiempo de respuesta en el modo bluetooth es buenísimo, probé varios mouse y este es magnífico, desde luego con el receptor y usb también es perfecto, pero lo que más gusto es que tiene memoria, configuras la luz rgb con los botones del mouse, no es necesario el software, haces tu configuración 1 sola vez y se guarda, me encantó

I have tried all the small gaming mice and I always preferred my MM710's shape. Unfortunately I got a first batch copy of that mouse and experienced many of the well documented build quality issues with it. This mouse fixes pretty much all of them and doesn't have any holes for better comfort while not adding too much weight. The clicks and mouse scroll wheel are very light compared to all the mice I've used so it takes a few days to get used to and its great after that. Crucially there is no wheel issue I had on my MM710 where it would often scroll down when you pushed it up. I wish the coating was the same as the old MM710 and also that the battery life was longer but other than that, this is my end game mouse, those issues are nitpicking.