E-Blue Cobra II 1600 DPI Ergonomic Gaming LED Mouse with Bigger Scroll Wheel (EMS151BL)

Very good product and well designed for latest OS

Colour is a bit dull, but the mouse looks beautiful when lit so I don't mind. It's really big for my palm and I'm not an ordinary short-statured man, I'm quite big. The mouse is also rather heavy, but to be honest, I love the feel of something hard in my hand when I'm playing games. It's relatable, ya know. It's also very accurate and can work on many surfaces.

Amazing gaming mouse!! Really versatile

Of course, we all have our own preferences when it comes to buying a mouse. This design felt good. However, the rubber coating started peeling out after long hours/days of gaming and the left click just stopped registering after a few months.

The product is very good but the covering was very bad. The mouse has a layer of glue on its upper side.

Great mouse for playing cs 1.6 just plug n play DPI has 3 adjustments by default 400,800,1600 and 2 side buttons which don't get pushed accidentally love this mouse worth every penny. But its only 125 hz that means response time is quite less

É o mouse mais confortável que já usei. Sempre que o antigo quebra eu compro um novo do mesmo modelo e dura pra caramba, meu último durou mais de 3 anos

ゲーミングマウス（笑）、センサーの赤色LEDをもう少し良い物にしろと・・・ PCの電源落としてもマウスが常時光りっぱなしなのはゲーミングマウスの常識なのかな？ サイズ的にはもう少し高さがあってもいい気がします。 左右のクリックボタンの位置が気持ち高めのため、使いやすいです。 普通に使いやすいマウスです。

Além do belo designer, os botões respondem bem, assim como o tempo de resposta do ponteiro!

I have had 5 of the older style e-blue cobra mice and now I bought this newer version one as it has replaced the older model. I've given it about 2 months to try and get use to it, but unfortunately I can't recommend it. Like one of the other comments said it feels off, like "swimmy" or something. I have to very much agree, this thing is just a little too jittery during larger movements. The next issue, the DPI light is only blue or off, yet there are 4 different speeds, not 3 as the description states. This may not seem like a big deal but if you are in the middle of a game and slip up hitting the dpi button, you will be forever lost in your game and it will take a while to figure out where you just had it. So if the light is either on/off how does it indicate 4 different dpi settings, it doesn't. The light just toggles on/off as you cycle, making it really hard. And the increments are too small so sometime when you hit the dpi button, you actually think you didn't change the setting at all. I actually had to pull out a ruler and start measuring to try and understand why the dpi settings didn't make any sense, I thought I was going crazy. If it was only 3 speeds, it would be much easier to find the right setting. There should either be no light, or 4 different indicators. Unfortunately this version does not improve upon it's older sibling and only takes what was once a really good economy mouse and kind of kills the product line. Sorry, but I can't recommend this.

I use this mouse (the black one) most days. Whenever I'm not using it, it lives in the bottom of my backpack, waiting for when I want to use it with my laptop. The Cobra has a very solid feel in my hand. It would make a good paperweight if not for how incredibly nice it is to use. The DPI button on top makes it suitably sensitive for my non-gamer self, and when I play Portal I just turn it up to max. My only problem with the mouse is that the lights can't be dimmed. Sure, the little LED next to the DPI selector gets brighter for more DPI, but the rest of the lights can't be dimmed. That means I unplug the mouse when I go to sleep to minimize the ambient light in my room. Not a big deal. Important to me is that this mouse glides well over a mouse pad. It's heavy, but not too heavy to use, just heavy enough feel real, and not too heavy to use on a mouse pad. I bought this mouse when it was 12 dollars or so. At the time, it was a deal. Considering how well it has held up, I'm very happy with the purchase.