ACEPHA M998 6-Button USB Mouse Wired 4 Adjustable DPI Optical Gaming Mouse with 3 Color LED Lights Compatible with PC, Laptop and Desktop

Very nice mouse for less than $8.00 and I would purchase another one.....however the side forward and back browser buttons are reversed from what they should be....(rear button takes you forward and forward button takes you back) Windows mouse control panel doesn't recognize the mouse so cant fix it there, emailed the Acepha with no response, probably could install additional mouse control software to fix the issue but dont want more stuff clogging up computer....will just reverse my mind to match the mouse.

Bought two to replace the standard mice in my home and business offices. Liked that it is truly plug and play. It is very sensitive to the touch but I think the sensitivity can be adjusted, just haven't taken the time to figure it out - it's not a big deal.It is quite large but I'm able to use it comfortably.I'm not using it for gaming, I just like the gaming mice ever since my son gave me one a few years ago. I wish this one had the contouring of my previous gaming mouse.The cord isn't very long so this would be good for a laptop as well.

If you're looking for a mouse, especially for one that has 5 buttons, buy this one. End of story. On sale or not, this is a fantastic mouse and will be more than enough for anything that's not under the hardcore or enthusiast genre.The texture is good, with no cheap-feeling clicking. The mouse wheel, unlike so many other mice, has actual tactile feedback and isn't just a cheap spinny piece of plastic you wish they didn't even put in.The lighting is a nice touch for those after that, and the smoothness and sensitivity is great, working well even without a mousepad on wooden surfaces.If this is on sale and you're looking for a mouse, don't bother browsing about. You've found the one for you.

For six bucks this thing give infinite times more options than another $15 mouse. Five total mass buttons, LED lighting, and a DPI control. It’s important to note however that the DPI is directly linked to the LEDs. For those who don’t know the higher the DPI is the more sensitive the mouse will be so it basically has an onboard sensitivity change. However the mouse is laser guided and not optical sensor which means it will never outperform any gaming mouse produced by any company that uses optical sensor.

I needed a new corded mouse and didn't want to spend a lot. This had right price, size and reviews. Got it and didn't realize it was a gaming mouse until unwrapped it. Plugged in and next day went to use and it's not working. Read the booklet and couldn't figure it out. Unplugged from the USB-C and plugged back in, works like a charm. I won't use the extra features ... but for an office mouse, works well.

On the whole I like this mouse. It's a good size, it's responsive and a good weight. There is one slight problem I have with it, and that's that very occasionally it has a complete spaz. The cursor will go absolutely haywire when you're doing hardly anything. Move the mouse slightly and it's all back to normal. It's not the end of the world, but it does bring out the occasional "FFS". The lead could also do with being about a 1foot longer, but that's an issue I have because of where I have my base unit.

Family received computer with faulty mouse. Needless to say my kids were NOT happy and I needed to rectify the situation quickly and being me, in an economical fashion. This mouse has the cool factor my kids love with the design and colorful lights while providing the technical specs I require all at a surprisingly affordable price. Happiness all around. It is and does all that it says it does and looks exactly like the pic. the color choices are red, green, and that neon green lime color.

Comfortable in the hand at least for me. Seems to respond to all button presses reliably. Find the wheel responsive. My only complaint is that buttons 4 and 5 on the same side. I was using a Classic Microsoft mouse previously which had those buttoms on opposite sides. Seems like most mice are same-side today. Not a gamer so cannot comment on that aspect.