🖱️ The Perfect Gaming Companion: Cooler Master MM711 60G Glossy White Mouse with Honeycomb Shell, Ultraweave Cable, 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, and RGB Accents Review

The mouse is quite small, for me this is an advantage, but for someone it may not be suitable. I have a second light mouse - a wired viper riser, where I had to eliminate the creak of the right button twice already. And in this mouse after six months everything works as it should. I am very pleased with this mouse.

The mouse left a very good impression, cool lighting, no backlash and other things. If you haven’t bought it yet, it’s a pity that a certain top is from superlight. Why not logitech or ruzer, I answer simply, to catch doubles from logitech like this, a ruzer with backlashes and a horse price tag for both. Plus, according to the lineup, Logitech has only one single gpro superlight, for 13k, which I think is very expensive. Here everything is as clear as possible, here's the Omron mikriks, here's

The fact that the mouse is relatively small is, in my opinion, a benefit, but this quality may not appeal to other people. I also have a second light mouse, which is a wired viper riser. On this mouse, I've already had to silence the creaking sound coming from the right button twice. And after a period of six months, everything in this mouse works exactly as it should. This mouse has exceeded my expectations in every way.

An excellent mouse for your money, with a top sensor, buttons, and if you are ready to put up with its shortcomings and it suits you in shape - this is undoubtedly your choice Has pros: High accuracy of the sensor, excellent illumination with different modes of operation, a good wire, which, although it pulls the mouse down due to its weight, however, there are no problems with the wire stand, Teflon legs are also worthy of mention Has cons: The wire is still not so light, the perforation in…

I recommend, however, to feel in the store. But, as everyone knows, the real mouse is tried on in games. In general, the sensations are rather pleasant. If it were not for the main button backlash. But, again, if it's more pleasant to feel the "ass" of the mouse, then it's not an option. Some pros: + "leaky" king of ultralight mice + top sensor with 50 g + customizable, beautiful lighting + the main buttons are pleasant to click and click, softness is felt. Its cons: - on a new revision, which…

For reference, my hand is approximately 19cm x 10cm and I use a claw grip. I have used other gaming mice in the past such as Logitech G Pro Wireless, Finalmouse Ultralight Phantom, Finalmouse UL2 and G-Wolves Skoll. Pros: • Total weight of 53g is incredible • M1 and M2 clicks were very crisp on my specimen without any pre-travel • Side buttons are also crisp with minimal pre-travel • Scroll wheel has well-defined steps and feels smooth • Center click is tactile • Standard cables as good as…

Good - very light - ultra light cable not rigid. Don't even notice it's there. Suitable for people with small hands (although probably too small for big hands). Assign actions to each of the 6 buttons (the 7th button under the mouse wheel is fixed - for DPI cycle only). Bad DPI is controlled by the button next to the wheel. Has 7 default settings (400, 800, 1200, 1600, 3200, 6400, 16000). The problem is that you have to press 7 times to return to the original position. The software should not…

This is the general build quality of the mouse and the reviews I found on YT on this mouse. I don't have any rattles in my version of the mouse as shown in some YT video reviews. I can press the side button if I press the side shell very hard, this was not the case in-game. I don't have much wobbling of the front left and right buttons, this seems to have been corrected by CM compared to previous models. The mouse cable feels and looks like a shoelace, very light. Download the software from the