Gaming Mouse SUMVISION RAIJIN Computer Mouse 12,400 DPI 16.8 Million Colour 30G Programmable Buttons Macro Software Ergonomic Wired Mouse For PC Laptop Apple Mac Windows 11 (UK DESIGN UK TECH SUPPORT)

Blown away so far. It actually holds up pretty well. The lighting on the mouse is also quite sharp. It's lightweight, so you can flick your mouse more easily with higher DPI settings. It has holes going through it, which probably helps with weight reduction. The pads on the bottom also move smoothly on my mouse mat, so that's a definite plus. Considering the holes in the mouse, you can be sure it is not going to be water or splash proof, so keep that in mind. It passes gaming tests for me, so I'm now retiring my Logitech G600.

This honeycomb gaming mouse is an absolute gem! With a whopping 12,000 DPI, it offers precise and responsive tracking that’s perfect for gaming and even detailed tasks like photo editing. The clicks are smooth and satisfyingly tactile, making it feel just as premium as high-end models like the SteelSeries Aerox 3—but for a fraction of the price.The lightweight honeycomb design is not just stylish but also super comfortable for extended gaming sessions. The build feels sturdy despite the lower price, and it glides effortlessly across my mousepad.

Solid gaming mouse overall. Feels responsive and accurate, and the honeycomb design keeps it light. Software is easy to use, only gamer need it.

Fits my hand well and glides smoothly on my mouse pad. RGB looks clean and not over the top. Been using it daily and no complaints so far.

Brilliant! For the price point I was skeptical but it's proven to be great! Replaced my broken ROG mouse and I much prefer it, don't care for the lights personally but if you like that then there is plenty customisation! Nice and clicky and good responsive wheel!

Easy to set up, responsive clicks and feels much more expensive than it is.

I've been using a G502 for the past few years and realised i'm a high-dpi mouse user - currently sitting at 6000dpi. The G502 is a chonker of a mouse, and I fancied trying out a light weight mouse instead. I've used a Sumvision keyboard as a backup in the past and it was decent and well featured for the price, so when I saw the Raijin X for £16 I took a punt on it. I am seriously impressed. I genuinely thought that a gaming mouse for less than £20 would be E-waste. This thing is built well, is light, yet high quality and has brilliant features. I was worried that a mouse with more holes than swiss cheese and made of plastic would be creaky and have that typical plasticy flex to it but the Raijin X is solid under my hand. In terms of the ergonomics... its nicer to hold than my G502. My hand sits perfectly with pointer finger on left click, index finger on scroll and ring finger on right click. The thumb buttons sit nicely under your thumb (maybe the front one is a little far forward if i'm being picky) and all of the switches are clicky and not too light. The sensor is great, and goes up to 12000dpi, which for this price point is unheard of - at first I thought I was stuck with the predefined dpi settings but I installed the software and you can adjust it exactly how you like it! It even supports a 1000 polling rate (which you have to enable in the software), fully customisable RGB (which you can also totally turn off), adjustable scrolling speed, customisable buttons and macros AND it saves this to the onboard memory - I did worry that using it with a multi-PC KB/M switcher it would reset to default when swapping between the two PCs, but nope, saved the settings perfectly. These are features that you get on a £50+ mouse, and I am really impressed! Its light enough compared to my G502 (60g vs 120g) but doesn't feel cheap, has a "sheathed" rather than braided cable which is nice and bendy. Ok, so that was the glowing praise, here are the foibles. The feet are ever so slightly not level, so there is a bit of a rocking motion until you wear them down a little bit. My mouse was missing the rubberised add-on covers, I wasn't planning on using them anyway, but they should have been included. It is a LONG mouse, longer than my G502, which may take a bit of getting used to. The software is not signed for Windows, and may get flagged by antivirus programs as a result. I tried to extend my warranty using the flyer in the box for the "VIP club" but the Raijin X wasn't on the list of devices. Overall a brilliant mouse, and I am actually thinking of retiring my G502 for this going forward!

Connected straight away on Windows, no issues. Buttons feel good and the mouse is very light which helps in FPS games. Good value purchase.