Review on 🖱️ Cooler Master MM711 Wilderness Edition: Lightweight Gaming Mouse with Honeycomb Shell, Ultraweave Cable, 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, and RGB Accents by Cheong Yon ᠌

On the other hand, I suggest trying it on at the store. Yet, as is common knowledge, the actual mouse is used when playing video games. The sensations are, on the whole, rather agreeable. If only there hadn't been so much resistance when pressing the primary button. But I'll say it again: if you find that it's more enjoyable to feel the "ass" of the mouse, then you won't have that option. Offers advantages such as + "leaky" king of lightest mice + top sensor with 50 g + configurable, gorgeous illumination + the major buttons are comfortable to click and click, and a feeling of softness is experienced when clicking them. despite its advantages. - with a new revision, which is backlit, the LMB backlash can occur after some time has passed. Perhaps not obvious, yet it can be felt nonetheless. (by the way, the backlash of the left mouse button is worse on the Razer Viper) - the shape is not ideal for everyone because the mouse is on the shorter side, but the same cannot be said for the sides. Either with your fingers or with a claw. If you have a large, powerful hand with long fingers, it is quite improbable that you will be able to exert sufficient control over the extremely light weight. And maybe you can. Although I have a friend who serves in the COP and pulls her along, I can't go because it's inconvenient for me. Everything, including they, has a very own personality.