Bought to replace the Razer DeathAdder. Satisfied as a boa constrictor. I did not expect that there would be such a difference with the also not cheap mouse from Razer. With its pros: Accuracy of cursor movement. Much nicer to work with compared to the Razer DeathAdder. Ergonomics. The hand (large) lays down like a glove. A small bonus is the built-in screen. I display the temperature of the CPU and GPU on it. It is not always convenient to watch with individual applications, but here all the…

Regardless of the cable and connection, the mouse does not lag, it quickly fulfills all clicks. There is no spontaneous movement on the screen, the sensor does not break. The switches don't stick.

After 2-3 months, I don’t remember exactly, the mouse began to turn off by itself, the sensor began to freeze, that is, you move the mouse, and the cursor reaction occurs only after a couple of seconds, this happens especially often when you need to quickly move the mouse around the table. : The problem was solved by reinstalling the mouse software, the problem is in it.

After this mouse it is difficult to switch to some other. Someone whines about the price, but, ladies and gentlemen, what other mice have a display and vibration? If you don't need it, opt for something else. As for me, the mouse is worth the money. Has pros: Absolutely everything, from tactile sensations to the visual component. It's the perfect weight for me as I like to play big sense and this model is exactly what I needed. A display that adds zest, displays statistics, you can add your…

I'm surprised that a mouse of this class and sharpened for games will have a double click problem in just half a year! Not for gaming use! I paid the full 8790 for it, I wanted a good mouse for a long time, but it lasted less than any penny mouse. Now I would not buy this mouse even for a third of the price. With its pros: Good coverage. For 11 months, the mouse looks almost like new. The soft is pleasant, glows, flickers. Has cons: After half a year of use, a double click on the scroll…

Let's see how long it lasts. You can assemble a glowing mouse, keyboard, illuminated mouse pad - and control it from the SteelSeries software. It even has a "color music" mode, when all this illumination reacts to an audio signal in a computer. Of course, the "waves" are visible mainly on the clave. With its pros: Rides smoothly, heavy, comfortable in the hand. Reasonable button layout, something close to the G502 from the log. Replaceable cable, two pieces - positioned as "thin for a laptop…

In general, it would be a very pleasant mouse, but the ergonomics praised by many did not suit me at all. After an hour or so, my hand was terribly tired, although I seem to prefer heavy mice. Dropped it off at the store. Therefore, before buying, I highly recommend making sure that this mouse will fit your hand well.