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

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…

If you can overlook its flaws and find its form comfortable, this is the best mouse money can buy. It has a top-tier sensor and buttons. Includes advantages: The sensor's precision, the light's versatility in its modes of operation, the quality of the wire (which, yes, does drag the mouse to the floor due to its weight, but otherwise functions without a hitch), and the mouse's Teflon feet all deserve praise. Consequences with. The mouse is very small, and without trying to play on it, I…

This mouse is surprisingly light and very well built. I was concerned about some of the reviews saying they rattled and were noisy, but the reviewers noted they were using pre-production models and hoped the issues would be fixed. Apparently they were! I remember when the Razer Boomslang was a big leap forward in mice and it was still a ball mouse! This thing suits me in every way. Lightweight, comfortable, customizable and perhaps best of all, NO RGB!

I had to return this mouse. My hand was just too big for that. My hand measures 20cm x 10.5cm and I found the MM710 to be too small for my usual claw grip. However, unfortunately I had to send it back. This thing is insanely light and felt like an extension of my arm. The right-click and left-click were snappy, and the thumb buttons had very little advance. I didn't hear any creaking or bending when I pressed the mouse sideways. It seems all quality control issues have been resolved. If you…

I think tactile sensitivity is one of the most important aspects of working with mice. Finding a mouse that fits my hands perfectly was not easy. I chose Zowie S2 and Logitech G305. Until this one came. These mice are amazing. Form. Humpback. Crazy lightness. build quality. Everything is absolutely perfect. Even with braided cable. And it's cheaper than literally every other high-end mouse currently available. I hope CoolerMaster keeps this model. They seem to stop everything after a few months

Pros: Incredibly light in a good way. The tension of the scroll wheel is perfect. The left and right clicks are perfectly weighted, no accidental clicks or too much pressure. Forward/Back buttons, weighted and recessed just right. The cable is really very light and an improvement over the standard. The shape is very comfortable and works with many grip styles I've tried, especially the fingertip/claw due to its small back. The software was very easy to install/use and didn't feel overly…

Despite reports of poor quality control in early batches, my MM710 is flawless. Clear clicks, no button wobble, scroll wheel issues or body flex. Extremely light, everything else I have is like a brick and some of my other mice weigh less than 80g. The clicks are heavier than the Logitech but lighter than the Zowie FK and EC series. Very few before and after the move. The cord is almost as flexible and lightweight as the custom paracord I've installed on mice. The hump is not as high/aggressive