FFJ Wireless Gaming Mouse, 24000 DPI, Tri-Mode 2.4G/USB-C/Bluetooth 5.3 Gaming Mouse Wireless, RGB Programmable Mouse Gamer, 75Hrs Battery Life, Rechargeable Gaming Mice for PC, Mac, PS5, Xbox - Black

Bought mouse for my 12 year old son for Christmas. He loves it. It's very durable, keeps a charge for a long time, and is very cool. Was an excellent value.

I hated to use wired mouse now. The cable is really a nuisance for me because I prefer a clean set up. I’m glad to replace it with FFJ wireless mouse. It is ergonomically designed for long use. So easy to use, its battery lasts long time, my desk becomes less clutter. There is no issue when you play games. Highly recommended.

Thisouse is pretty legit. Had good tactile clicks. The ability to use Bluetooth or the included 2.4ghz USB is a major selling to me. Can use it across multiple different devices I have. Highly recommended.

So I have multiple mice I've been testing out.Razer Deathadder Chroma was my old mouse but after 8 years or so the middle scroll wheel broke, I had no problems with this mouse but it was wired.Razer Viper wired - worked great, but the scroll wheel was rough and made my fingertip feel numb. Also if I had macros for scroll forward and scroll backwards on the scroll wheel, it would sometimes hit the wrong direction.Logitech Hero - The mouse sensor itself was fantastic, but the scroll wheel came in two modes, and the normal mode felt very cheap - also it's click responsiveness felt slower than the ...Corsair Dark Core - Click responsiveness is crisp, feels great, but it is rather heavy... Which might not sound like a problem, but it is, its hard to snap or quickly reposition especially without tiring out your hand over longer durations. But the battery life is also only 24 hours, so you have to charge it every night..I compared the most impressive of the mice Ive had so far, the Corsair Dark Core, to this Master mouse on the responsiveness test and I actually score slightly higher on the performance with this mouse than I do with the Corsair. I do feel the cursor accuracy on the screen is smoother with the Dark Core, but I believe because the mouse weighs so little I am able to click more accurately and across the screen quicker with this mouse.This mouse feels like there is nothing at the part where your palm rests (weight wise), the very little weight this mouse does have does seem to be more toward to front. The click is crisp, the plastic is pretty nice although I can tell a slight quality difference between this and the Corsair, this one does feel a bit cheaper. It does say "Made by China" right under it. The scroll wheel is super silent and smooth, and tbh I think I like the feel of the scroll wheel more with this mouse than all of the others, although I can tell it is slightly cheaper material.Other comparable mice I looked at that fit all my criteria were generally like $175. I know there are good alternatives but I wanted a smooth scroll wheel that scrolls smoothly, a regular design, cheap, two side buttons, no extra buttons that might accidentally be clicked, lightweight, wireless, and it had to have competitive responsive results to other high end gaming mice. This one checks all the boxes.I use a 32" 1440p monitor, so when I take this mouse accuracy responsiveness test I assume it is probably a little harder because the size and resolution of my screen is much larger than the average, but maybe it isn't and you could compare your score to what I scored with this mouse.

It’s a great mouse. The battery life is good as well as the wireless connection. It’s also comfortable to use for a long time. The design of my keyboard and headset goes well. It’s convenient to bring it with my laptop as well.

The mouse is really good value for money and well made for the amount of money you pay for but I hate that the instructions to download the drivers (or mouse software?) are not very clear. After I managed to find where it is that I have to go to download said drivers, I was met with a warning from my computer telling me it might be a virus! Please be careful. The only way to change the RGBs to the color you want and program the side buttons is with the software, which sadly does not work. I will most likely be returning my purchase.

They're gonna raise the price on this for sure. It's 25 bucks but usually has a sale or coupon which will bring it to like 20-22 after tax.Listen, it's lightweight, good battery life, great button press, good build quality, and the sensor I can tell no difference between this and my Logitech G series or razor mouse. It's just as good if not better than either of those. And the weight man. It's light as a feather! Has like 7 DPI modes and each has a color to tell you which one you're on. It's probably the best budget tier item I've ever bought. The price is budget but everything else is mid to upper tier quality. If you want an awesome gaming mouse that cost next to nothing, this is the one. For this price I can afford to buy a couple more for my other computers around the house. It's fantastic man. I love it.I enabled the lights for the picture but I use eco mide to save the battery.PS. - One single side note. It is a larger mouse. And the click is towards the front of the mouse. Your hand is quite sprawled while using this, so if you need to have more of a smaller mouse so you can perch your hand like a claw, for best control, just keep in mind this mouse isn't totally optimal imo for competitive gaming. It's a little too big imo. And My hands are even large, and it's still large. You'll see what I mean, it doesn't allow for much pivoting when your wrist is against the mouse pad. Try it out, but if the size and shape don't give you the control you need send it back. Other than this matter of preference issue, I think it'll suit most casual gamers, and it will surely satisfy anyone else who isn't gaming. It's very accurate and smooth functioning. I'm not knocking it, it just doesn't quite have the feel I look for to game all day, or to gane competitively. It's simply too big for that. But for the price definitely buy this, I'm sure you'll use it for something no matter what.

I use this mouse for my laptop that I travel with and take to work. This mouse is great, and the type-C recharging is an amazing feature. It is a very functional mouse with no lag. Scrolling is very smooth. I have also dropped it entirely too many times, but it has survived, so I'd say it's very durable. The LED lights are a major plus, too, and they look great. Highly recommended.