I bought a mouse to replace the old HP with a stationary one. A huge problem was immediately discovered: the mouse refused to work on the heel of the table, worn to a glossy finish. To the left or right, she rode with a bang, but in her rightful place she simply did not pull. For more than 10 years I have not used rugs (and wiped the table to a shine), and then such a need arose. I’m already used to having to choose mice for laptops very carefully so that they work on all surfaces, but I didn’t

I did not use the software for the mouse, everything works more than well anyway. As stated above, I had to take a mat - but only for work on slippery or too rough surfaces. Has pros: Comfortable shape, fits well in the hand, nice surface. Special thanks - for the high-quality braid of the wire, it seems impossible to damage it =) Its cons: Perhaps this does not apply directly to the mouse, but for comfortable work I had to buy a mousepad, for the predecessors it was not required.

Excellent mouse Used for over 5 years. I play a lot. The wheel became buggy. But this is a problem for all mice and more expensive ones too. Bought to replace the same. The old one will be repaired as soon as the sensor comes from China.

I actively used the same model for 4 years - the wheel died. In the old one, everything suited me, so I bought the same one. Somewhat disappointed that the assembly (albeit not much, but cheaper). Subjectively, the tactile response from clicking on the wheel became less obvious and the mouse became 10 g lighter (which is a minus for me). I don’t use game modes, it’s a pity they don’t give the opportunity to change the color of the backlight without switching game modes .

Yes, in general, an ordinary mouse that looks like a gaming mouse, that's all. And they could put an ate button on it, because there are no buttons on the right and there is a place . Pros below: Cute, relatively inexpensive, the logo flashes smoothly. Back and forth buttons and and 3 buttons for switching shooting modes in games. Has some cons: The software is normal, all the same, here only the sensitivity of the axes can be adjusted and the assignment of the buttons. But in order for it to…

Got pros: - Ergonomics at height. But only for righties. - Good quality materials and assembly. - Although there is a backlight, it is not bright. Its cons: The only negative for me is, though not bright, but the backlight. I could never understand why turn PCs and peripherals into New Year's garlands.

I have been using it for 5 years, the mouse has long exceeded the resource of clicks promised by the manufacturer and nothing has broken. The mouse repeatedly flew into the walls and hit the table, she didn’t care at all. It still glows, there are no misclicks, the accuracy has not fallen, except that the soft touch on the right button has peeled off because of the dota. If suddenly this mouse does not outlive me, I will buy exactly the same

I took A4TECH X7 to replace the A4TECH X7 that fell apart three years later. The ring finger immediately lay down as it should on the stand and says thank you to me)). Pleasant to the touch, all the functions fit perfectly on the table, even though I'm not an avid gamer. Everything you need and could put in the kit: a mouse, 2 (!) sets of additional legs for the mouse, stickers, cleaning fiber, miniCD with drivers, instructions, a 12-month warranty, and the box "with a door" is very beautiful…

Oscar and the recoil suppression function need to be bought in addition, and this is $ 20. RAVE! I took the mouse for 800. and 600 should be given for the mouse to perform all the declared functions from the advertisement! The A4 policy confuses me, there was no such nonsense with the X7 series mice. Conclusion: The mouse costs an honest 700-900. But if with software - it's almost 1500. It's NOT worth that kind of money!

I have been actively using the mouse for two or three years and have not died yet. Who needs a good inexpensive mouse, you can take it, although you can find newer models.

I bought this miracle for 850, I'm happy as an elephant. Of course, there is nothing particularly gaming here, but for such a ridiculous price you will not find anything better.

I wanted to touch on only one side of this mouse - ergonomics. Before it, from prolonged work on any mouse, the middle of my palm ached. I even bought an expander for kneading. I tried several ergonomic models, but they all did not fit. The V7 has a protrusion for the ring finger, and now I have been lying down for a couple of years without suffering from pain in the palm of my hand. I also bought the same model for a reserve, if suddenly the current mouse dies. Health still outweighed…

I bought this mouse about a year ago and practically did not hesitate in choosing, since my friend had v5 and there was a lot of trust in the company, which she FULLY justified. I am an avid gamer and I play several hours a day and a couple of mice get very hard when my game does not stick, but it withstands EVERYTHING, but in my opinion its main advantages are design and CONVENIENCE, because it is unrealistically comfortable in the hand. I highly recommend this unit to everyone.

took a mouse to play cs. I use a straight finger grip. Everything is fine. I also considered sensei raw, but it costs 2050r and there are only 2 sensitivity modes. I didn’t even look at the Razer company - a marketing miracle specially made short-lived, the only advantage of which is design. I'm very happy with this mouse. Got pros: price response time comfortable cool design braided wire (lighter than usual) reliability (previous mouse A4Tech XL-740K served almost 5 years) you can switch

It was given to me by a good man for my birthday. In general, he knew that I wanted this. Anyway. About everything in order. 1) The mouse will be comfortable for people with large hands. Remember that she is just huge! 2) seems a little heavy at first. Weight is not adjustable. 3) The keys and the wheel are pleasant, "thoroughbred" . 4) there is a backlight, but no frills. Only the wheel lights up and the logo flashes behind. The color of the wheel changes depending on the mode. 5) as for…

Different pros: The quality of the contact surface with the palm is simply gorgeous. I certainly have something to compare with, once I had to use a replica of this model from DEFENDER, there is just horror, not plastic. Adjusting the sensitivity on the mouse itself through a double click on the first additional button sometimes helped out :) Side buttons 4 and 5 have survived 5+ years of mouse use, wow. With its cons: As I have noticed more than once from other reviews, the scroll starts to ac

A lot has already been written about the software of this mouse, there are four modes there, two of which will have to be bought for separate money. As I understand it, one is designed for shooters, and the other for mmo rpg. So I don’t see the point in them, especially for shooters. You can write macros there, for example, which will themselves extinguish your return, but this is a cheat, a real cheat, for which they can be banned, and I don’t see any point in using it. I used this mouse for…

In general, I am satisfied with the model, I have been actively using it for more than a year (gamer), I definitely recommend buying it if you want an inexpensive gaming mouse, (not super of course) but of good quality. Pros: Convenient, works well, many settings, there are pre-installed macros for some popular games, the software is often ated on the site. Has cons: A couple of times it refused to work after an unsuccessful "activation" of the kernel, but a day later it worked again without…

For the first time I took a mouse on the Internet (I did not hold it in my hands, I trusted reviews, reviews and descriptions). And of all the mice in the hand, this one is the best. I was looking for a fairly large gaming mouse (although the difference is in a couple of extra buttons) mouse, others often broke. This mouse could be taken from 750, which is a good price for it. There is an option for 1500 somewhere, but you overpay for a cheating program for the mouse, which did not interest me…

if you like a4tech series of gaming mice not only for ergonomics, a good sensor, style (well, within the price range of course) but also for an excellent macro editor, you can not take it and pass by boldly. Yes, this is a great continuation of the x7 series but without macros. Yes, you can buy it, but in this case the cost of the mouse increases, you can just take a more expensive mouse and get a much better product.