Wired/Wireless Gaming Mouse AW610M - 16000 DPI, Optical Sensor, Ambidextrous, 7 Buttons, 3-ZONE 16.8m AlienFX RGB Lighting, Edge-Free Design, Ergonomic - Lunar Light

looks and feels great, very responsive

reat quality and exactly as described. The product arrived on time and was well packaged. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and it works perfectly for what I needed. Would definitely recommend and buy again.

Great quality, very comfortable. So far so good!

Pretty comfortable mouse

Mouse and keyboard fanatic, here. This isn't a true claw (not a bad thing!), it's really unique. I call it a hybrid, a long claw grip. -> Good feel. High grain matte finish. I really like that the side buttons need more force than usual to click. It helps with accidentally clicking side buttons, you just have to commit a little more force, it's great. If you tend to bend your pinky and thumb naturally on the base of the mouse pad (you may not even know you do it), you'll know on this mouse because it has little wings at the base that accommodate it. -> A lot of the other reviewers were saying it's a bit small. I have big arse hands, and it's "normal" to me, because of the extended base. They are probably fingertip grip, and the mouse has naturally large buttons, so their hand naturally slides back more. It's not small. FYSA the Wireless Dongle is stuck inside the mouse when you receive it. Thank me later.

This review isn't fluent, non-english native wroted. been using this mouse for 6~7 months both wired and wireless mode time to time, there's double click issue when you pry open mouse button. Don't DO THAT. I was so dumb and curious about mouse, pry open up the LMB and RMB button shells, somekind of spring part fall apart. And I have to reinstall that because it causing double click issue, mechanically. There's no AW610M disassembly video in any online website, I had to do it by my self. Removing mouse feet, unscrew it, open up, carefully remove ribbon cables... It's easy even if you have no experience of disassembly mouse. But I was so wonder where the heck spring was attatched at it. I just installed it weird pillar things at Click pillars and it works fine. Oh and click switches are OMRON. If I'm knowing right, it is fine switches. Anyway, I tried to reach DELL CS for double click issue (ofc I BROKE MOUSE MYSELF AND I REGRET IT), but this product doesn't have any Service tag, I couldn't ask anything to Dell. Not even sure how warranty works in such product like mouse or keyboard, unless monitor or PC's. RGB is working great since i have Alienware pc, matches great. But if you not have any other Alienware product, you have to install Dell's AWCC programm to set up RGB, DPI settings for this mouse. 1000Hz polling rate in their description but there's no options for lower or setting other polling rates. But theres somekind of delay option and I don't know. DPI is able to change up to 16,000 DPI, per 100 only. (e.g. 100 -> 200 -> ...-> 16,000) And this mean you can not change 1 and 10 digit numbers. (e.g. 799, 15501 is impossible, only 800 and 15500 is possible settings in AWCC) You can add macros through AWCC. Weight is heavy, if you hardcore fps gamer and prefers light weight, I don't recommend it. Weird sums up, my total feeling of this mouse is just for Alienware. Nothing else. To be serious, i'm using Viper V2 Pro when i'm playin FPS games. But for daily use, RPG games or else, I use AW610M for Alienware themes. Added in June 2024: So the double click issue was not a spring but a switch itself. And I just realized I have to replace it by soldering. Again, unless looking for alienware rgb theme with your laptop or desktop, I'd not recommend this product.

Premier experience and very smooth. Significant improvement over your standard plug and play mouse setups. 5☆

Large and fells good in the hand. Like the ability to use wired or go wireless. Great buy.