GIGABYTE GM-M6880 Metal Black Wired Laser Gaming Mouse

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-Incredibly comfy (right-handed mouse)-Inexpensive-Straightforward None

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Comfy shape, good weight. Started exhibiting the similar issues explained by other reviewers. Mouse movements turn into erratic, producing it totally worthless as a pointing device. This would be a excellent product if it truly worked. I really like how comfortable the mouse is, but is not especially valuable if it doesn't work appropriately.

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its a laser gaming mouse with programmable buttons and adjustable dpi Ɠ actions 400몸񳈰) superior weigh although moving this mouse in gaming very responsive. ergonomic style extremely comfy :) none... i have the m6800 and purchased this one just in case. purchase it although its still on sale.

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even though im not a gamer this mouse is equipped with anything i was seeking for in a mouse, back and forward buttons, scroll wheel is good, slides extremely effortlessly more than my mat, shape is great quite comfortable to hold and fits perfectly in my hand. this could of been just my luck but when i plugged this mouse, vista didnot recognized new usb device so i tried it on my netbook operating xp and same factor occurred. following having it plugged in for few mins it was lastly recognized. it also support mac os x 10.5 and all buttons functioning appropriately even switching 800 to 1600 DPI functions with one touch bottom. cable is 10 feet extended. very first day i used this mouse i loved this mouse so much i purchased yet another one to keep as a spare

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cost none i had this mouse for a year now yesterday and its still going strong and its been employed for 20+ hours of gaming a week given that i have had it. for the price what else could i say.

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400, 800, 1600 dpi settings. comfortable to use for a lengthy time. mouse wheel is not the best high quality. weight is a bit heavy for me. laser detects movement even when your mouse isnt set on the pad.

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Overall a great mouse using it for gaming working out great!

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really good entry level gaming mouse, it is fast and responsive the dpi is good, the forward and back buttons are so useful and it is very comfortable. I recommend this to everyone who wants a gaming mouse but doesn't want to pay 50 and 60 bucks for one.

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It's big. I have large hands so it's a great fit.The rubber grips are a nice touch.The contoured left and suitable click took a small acquiring use to but it's quite nice.The scroll wheel does well when I scroll a lot, no squeaks or complications.1 touch dpi adjustment is excellent and the button is in a great location.A lot heavier than my old mouse, I like that, it feels a lot much more substantial. The side buttons are in a bit of an awkward position, though I don't use them frequently, I might much more in the future.Like other people have stated, in particular games you are necessary to use each mouse buttons and if held down for about 3-5 seconds the dpi will alter. Not confident how to remedy this other than getting cautious how extended you hold them.The rubber does make my hand sweaty at times, but that's just nit-selecting. It's a quite great mouse for the price, if I had a bigger spending budget I would have gotten a more costly mouse but this was right up my ally for price and features.I do nonetheless program to replace it with a CM Storm Sentinel in the future when my spending budget allows it. I previously had a Pixxo ML-G135.

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Great mouse for the price. Has two thumb buttons on the left side. Adjustable dpi button right below the scroll ball. Haven't had any issues.

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Fits ideal in my hand with a good really feel to it. The buttons seem nicely built and sturdy. The DPI switch is in a great position, you never ever hit it on accident yet it is there to rapidly change settings. Good weight to it, ideal for me. Nice mouse, a lot far better then any you will get neighborhood stores for the same price or additional. No bright red light!! Only factor I can feel of is longer cord, the cord is nonetheless superior and thick. People today complaining about the mouse moving though lifted have to have a diverse revision from mine. It does not move if you lift it additional than an 1Ǟ inch, oh noes.

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Exceptional response time excellent all about mouse! It feels fantastic under my hand and is quite light. None.

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It really feel wonderful and it's light. I got use to it incredibly fast for playing Starcraft 2. The Wheel doesn't function! Cant figure out if it's since I am on apple or simply because it is broken. The wheel moves the window down for 1 click then immediately rolls back no matter how far i roll the wheel.

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Its a really nice mouse to have, especially for the $15 I paid for it (PM'd). I highly recommend it to anyone who needs a decent desktop mouse or a cheap gaming mouse, it'll serve you well.Only problem is that my Dad also took a liking to it, and now I gotta buy myself a new one :(

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Looks classy and works great. Not much difference between it and a Logitech laser mouse that I own but costs 3 times more. Its size and shape fits my palm perfectly, the best I've ever owned. After trying it out, I went back to purchase another one immediately.The plastic feels a little cheap and may cause a little discomfort if you have a sweaty palm. All in all, laser mouse at this price, I got to give it a 5 in rating.

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Nice feel and very good weight. This is not a gaming mouse. When you hold down each mouse 1 and mouse two, say like when you are ironsighting and shooting in a FPS... the dpi will automatically switch as if you pressed the dpi button! This is a terrible thought on gigabytes portion for a gaming mouse! The mouse also can not flick at all and will not respond to your movements! False advertisement! I even sent a e-mail to gigabyte about this problem... so far no assist and no response. The driver on the gigabyte website is uploaded three times in a row with the exact same date, file size, and version. Kinda shows how ignorant Gigabyte has turn into in the past. They employed to be great but not anymore. Identical goes for a lot of manufactures these days... all cutting corners.

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low-cost. works. 1600dpi. 5customizable buttons. feels inexpensive(i guess you get what you pay for) the plastic on it gets sticky. i got this mouse due to the fact i was on a spending budget and was seeking for some thing that resembled my prior gaming mices(mx518 and ms3.). This comes close but its no cigar. the comfort level of this would be a threeǛ with a 518 and 3. getting a 5Ǜ.

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I am amazed by this mouse, its every little thing a gaming mouse ought to be for 1ǘ the price. its lightweight, comfortable, very responsive, and seemingly durable. the scroll wheel could be much better. its large and clumsy, additional for office use rather of hardcore gaming. i have employed and MX518 for around 7 years and i have replaced it only once until recently. in the final month I've had my two mx518's and G5 break on me. so i decided to give this mouse a try and I'm pleased to say its just as responsive and comfy as the mx518

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Terrific mouse, I like the feel, and the responsiveness. None. I was seeking for a new mouse, and came across this in a combo deal with a gigabyte keyboard; couldn't pass it up.

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Excellent size for my massive hands. Very good grip/feel, buttons feel solid but are extremely responsive. The alter from optical to laser is wonderful. DPI selector is good and placed correct. Just one minor nitpick - the thumb-side buttons could be a bit further forward. Effectively worth the บ after MIR.

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Replaced my optical mouse which would from time to time point wildly, killing me in Call of Duty: WaW. No such difficulties anymore. The two extra buttons are really beneficial as properly. none

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This is an superb laser gaming mouse for the price. Excellent size, weight, and fit in the hand, in particular the thumb cradle on the left side. Grab two of these, you will be glad you did. The scroll wheel died 10 minutes out of the box. Thankfully Newegg has a 30 day replacment policy.I'll follow up on this latter. I had to replace an high priced (for me) Cyber Sniper gaming mouse that died. For 20 bucks rather of 80 or so, this is gets me back to a fairly decent gaming mouse.

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What can I say for $15 with rebate it was a steal.Love the size and shape.Going to buy another for my 2nd comp.

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My last mouse was a plain 3 button Microsoft Optical Wheel Mouse v2.. Five mouse buttons plus DPI modification button. I'm so glad I can go forward/backwards on my Internet browsers working with the mouse.With no excessive crevices or bumps, the mouse is quite easy to clean and preserve.Accurate enough for the most part during roughly three to six or more months of use. I don't keep in mind precisely how lengthy I've been making use of it considering that I waited for the rebate card to arrive in the mail. The cost is excellent if you get your rebates back. Middle mouse button is semi-broken and doesn't often work regardless of regular cleaning and gentle use. Occasionally I have to press in an awkward way for the button to function. This is really inconvenient whilst closing tabs in Web browsers. In MW4: Mercenaries and Team Fortress 2 there appears to be a sensitivity alter when I hold down both the right and left mouse buttons. For example, when I jump a corner to spin up my Heavy's weapon, every little thing is fine until I hit M1 to fire. At this point, the mouse becomes extremely sluggish. Other reviewers here have discussed this issue right after testing the problem as nicely. The issue occurs in each Windows XP SP3 and Vista SP2. Further testing indicated that this challenge occurs in common and is not particular to any program. This appears to be a firmware concern rather of a drivers or software program 1. For something billed as a "gaming mouse" - this technical snafu is fully unacceptable for any high end product. Other thoughts:On some of the Logitech mice, the DPI buttons are easy to reach but considerably harder to hit. Perhaps Gigabyte could appear for a balance or just move the DPI button altogether. Perhaps adding it to the Mouse 4Ǜ or putting it below where the thumb would rest are some points to contemplate.The mouse is light and doesn't appear to have the durability or heft of other mice. If it weren't for the rebate (บ per mouse), I don't know if I would have attempted the GM-M6880.

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*Somewhat big, fits in my hand rather nicely.*Side buttons are great for browsers and gaming.*Convenient dpi adjustment button*Nice weight; not too light, not too heavy None *Can be a little difficult to grip following employing it for an extended period of time (four hours straight gaming)