GIGABYTE GM-M6800 Noble Black Wired Optical Dual Lens Gaming Mouse

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- Ergonomic- Button layout is great for me (except perhaps the DPI switch)- Rubber sides for grip- DPI flexibility is good- Low-cost- The scroll wheel has a nice really feel - After about six months (read: among two and twelve months), the left mouse button has begun to occasionally register double-clicks when I only click as soon as. Often the mouse works perfectly fine, but when it doesn't, it's rather annoying. If the problem doesn't subside, I'll surely look for one more mouse. I genuinely like this mouse's design; it's a pity the good quality isn't that fantastic. Even although it's a fairly low-cost mouse, I expected it to last a few years at least.

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Affordable, worked well for a little bit, lots of attributes for the value, accurate. After about 7 months the buttons are no longer working. The 1 that is giving me the most trouble is the MMB, which is critical for what I do. ƓD modeling) I would not recommend this mouse unless you are on a really tight spending budget and strategy on getting a new 1 in 5-7 months. It's a hassle to have to replace it and now it will finish up costing me much more. The old saying of you get what you spend for ends up getting true as soon as again.

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Extremely comfy for an individual with major handsButtons effortless to reachQuite, quite inexpensive Somewhat low cost feelingOnly 1600 dpi, producing it not as sensitive as you'd likeButton customization is really limited For the cost, it's a genuinely good deal. But the additional buttons can't really be set to something valuable, and it appears a bit slow when gaming. I'll be upgrading soon, but since I was generating a budget construct this was the ideal mouse for the cost.

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My Razer Copperhead's scroll wheel decided to go and I was stuck using a mouse I found in my junk drawer with a scroll wheel but no side buttons. I'd gotten familiar with using the side buttons in WoW for vent and decursing, so I only really needed a mouse with decent tracking and those side buttons.So far, this mouse seems to have better build quality than the Razer Copperhead. And it's about a quarter of the price.

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Yet another great Gigabyte product that works great and is really good price. Got it to use with a laptop and the ability to use it on lots of different surfaces is a serious plus. Highly recommended.

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I genuinely like how it looks and how it feels in your hand - perfect shape and grip, lot of buttons I purchased it for my home system but buttons click way too loud and I definitely mean it. my wife could here me playing from yet another space! so I had to take it work and use it there now

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A very good buy, highly recommended if you're on a budget. Paired with a steelseries qck mousepad which allows it to basically glide though all my games. Dpi switch comes in handy, but it needs a more sophisticated software/driver than the one provided (software is not a dedicated software, attached to mouse properties).

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I got this mouse as a replacement for my MX Revolution. Quality is much cheaper than the Logitech but considering the price, it's a good buy. I also noticed it the mouse skips a bit when using on a shiny surface such as my granite counter top which is disappointing since my MX518 works flawlessly on the same surface.

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cheap little bugger and has a comfortable grip, nice ergonomics... i mean for 15 bucks, you cant go wrong! build quality is pretty good too... perfect combo for any budget build

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This is a pretty good mouse for the price. It's too light for my taste and the side buttons could be a little stiffer. Still for $20 I can't complain.

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Good mouse, feels just appropriate in my hand, I substantially prefer it over the other Logitech mice I had prior to. All the buttons work perfectly, and the DPI switch is conveniently placed. So folks say it's too light. I think it feels fine. It works good and I'd happily obtain one more if I need to have to.

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Excellent dual optical mouse, good for the average gamer on a budget with 800񳈰dpi switch on leading that allows switching on the fly. Very comfy ergonomics and short throw mouse keys give a good click when pressed but not too loud either. Appears a small too sensitive when on 1600dpi but works as it need to, I just leave it at 1600dpi and turn down mouse sensitivity. Good spending budget gaming mouse that is comfortable immediately after hours of gaming. Got the GM-M6800 mouse with the GK-K6800 keyboard in a newegg combo for a excellent price !

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Cost is good. Extremely comparable to mx518, comfortable, looks excellent too.On the fly dpi is slick. - Cord is brief, this goes for all mouse company's why the in the **** do you put that small cord!!!!! My personal computer is much farther than that.- Middle mouse button/wheel is a little weird if i was becoming picky. Great mouse would obtain once more.I like turtles?

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It's comfy and cheap.Superior gaming mouse when it works too. Okay Ive had this mouse for about eight months now and the scroll wheel went out in it... and when I say that I mean it became really stiff more than time to the point where I couldn't really even game with it anymore. Surfing the world wide web was fine but still extremely annoying how challenging it was to use it. I even took it all apart just to make positive nothing got into it and there was nothing in it... put it back together and still the exact same. So now I'm back to my threeǚ year old dell mouse in which still works just fine.So out to the garbage can it goes. I'm going to go on ahead and try out the Logitech MX 518. A little much more pricey but nonetheless may well be worth my funds.

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See my pros in my earlier assessment. Ok- initial time I have come back with a follow up assessment but here is my con. I have owned this mouse coming up on five months and this mouse is failing. About a month ago I noticed the response alternating among very good to sluggish. Makes it challenging to click issues mainly because the mouse arrow either jumps past it or stops just short. From time to time I will take my hand off the mouse just to watch it move about the screen by itself, you know, since I can't surf the internet with it might as get some kind of show. Also from time to time I will click the left mouse but it registers it as a double click. Combine that with the mouse moving all over the place you can see I am not pleased at all. This was a affordable mouse. I realize, but I do not expect any mouse to start failing at 4 months of ownership unless... nicely possibly if the mouse price ŭ. Ok now lets see how numerous tries it will take me to click the "I have read and agree to abide by the Product Assessment Guidelines." box below so I can submit this evaluation....

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Dpi switch is uncomplicated to hit in fps. Overall excellent mouse. Doesnt use batteries because it is wired, which is superior for my desktop. Button 5 is a stretch to hit. Doesnt get caught in mouse traps mainly because it doesnt like cheese.

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Ergonomic, 1600dpi, inexpensive Variable Dpi, not certain when you'd need to have that, plus I hit the button by accident often. not a big deal I've had it for 2 years and carried out it maybe 4 times. Either way, its stupid.

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inexpensive, very responsive. The overall develop excellent is nicely poor, but what do you expect for a 15 dollar mouse. Like some other people today have mentioned before the scroll wheel becomes stiff over time.

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Bought this mouse simply because I didn't want to spend 50 dollars for a razor or something like that.Can't come across anything wrong with this mouse. Totally none

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luv it super sens 5 buttons and inexpensive nufff said .. ..

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For the price, you can't beat this mouse. The style makes you want to click, which is good for FPSs. Notice no distinction in between this mouse and a more high-priced laser mouse, the optical is no disadvantage. None that I've discovered.

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Inexpensive price. Proper mouse button wore out in a bout a month and a half. Not made to deal with the stresses from gaming. Moved on to a Logitech G9x. Properly worth the 70 bucks from a competitor web page. My old Logitech mx310 from years ago lasted longer.A low-cost HP mouse from walmart also lasted longer and I still have it as a backup.

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What can I say, this mouse is just amazing. The ergonomic shape is just great. It also has a button where you can switch from 800 to 1600 dpi which is great for playing fps games. The go back and go forward buttons will do wonders if you don't like hovering your mouse over to the go back button on any internet browser. At a price of 11 dollars(if price matched) it is definitely a great mouse that gets the job done. Also, don't be fooled by picture, it looks better than intended.

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Works fantastic appropriate out of the box. Worked on my laptop as well as my desktop, nice lengthy chord, the 2 speeds are nice bt the higher Dpi unnecessary for me None

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I purchased this mouse for a netbook, I hate using the touch pad, over a year ago and it works very well. It has the forward and back page buttons, dpi selector, etc. I liked it so much I just purchased a second one for a different tower.