Review on Gaming mouse Defender Killer GM-170L, black by Adam Wawrzyski ᠌

I do not recommend to buy. Different pros: I received this mouse as a gift for a new PC. At first, everything seemed to be fine, only an unusual shape after the old mouse. The cable is braided, with a filter, the mouse itself glows, everything seems to be fine, correct and beautiful. But this is the impression of the first day, then the disadvantages Some cons: The system of pasting the lower part with some kind of film, which is completely incomprehensible to me. I have a cat at home and, accordingly, there is wool around. This hair gets on the carpet and under the arm, after which the hairs stick to the inside near the laser and ultimately this distorts the movement of the mouse. After parsing the mouse, I saw that it was a stupidly empty space around the glass. You can cut it off and then the mouse will look like a freak from below. For what purpose all this was done and why it was not possible to make a normal plastic bottom is a mystery to me. Next - the disgusting quality of the plastic on the wheel. It broke in less than a month. Attempts to glue it did not lead to anything. What prompted me to buy a new mouse, to which Defender Titan, to which I have no complaints. While the new mouse was coming to me, I started trying to restore the wheel, namely, I took the wheel from the old stillborn Chinese mouse and decided to cut off the pins from each of them along with the base. I will say right away that he flew off this mouse almost immediately, but I had to tinker with the Chinese wheel. Which already, as it were, hints that the plastic in this mouse in the wheel is of incredibly low quality, almost like wax. As a result, I cut off these platforms, made a small recess in the target wheel with a drill of a suitable diameter and glued a pin from the Chinese wheel there and in the end it even turned out well, at first glance it’s hard to say that it’s not factory. (Why didn't you just put another wheel? Yes, because this mouse has an incredibly fat wheel). I read other reviews and many have such a problem that raises some questions for the manufacturer. Why make a mouse out of trash? Well, the last, not the most obvious, but having a place to be. At first I did not notice this jamb, because I use the mouse on the rug, but then I put it on a flat surface and . it has a crooked bottom, a crooked bottom, CARL! I haven't seen this anywhere else. If you shake it, you can clearly feel that it has edges of different heights. Well, after