MM711 Wilderness

As a fingertip gripper I immediately fell in love with this thing, a massive step up from my oversized G502. The mouse is light, glides easily, and nearly fits my hand perfectly. I say nearly because I feel like the second shoulder button is still a little bit farther away from my thumb than I would like. Otherwise it's a fantastic mouse for a fingertip grip user and it's not very expensive. However, I've had nothing but trouble with the profile software. At first I couldn't even download it because Cooler Master had apparently exceeded their bandwidth usage for that month! Now that I have the software I find it won't save any changes to my profiles and I can't adjust the lighting at all beyond static lights. Furthermore, it tells me that there's a firmware update available for the mouse, but when I try to download it the status updates with a big red X, which tells me absolutely nothing about what went wrong or how to fix it and so far my mouse's firmware remains updated. Bottom line, fantastic mouse, but the software creates a major problem because I can't fine tune it to my specifications.

This mouse has been working for a year now and it’s great! This mouse is lightweight and has a good dpi range for only $30. Noise level is not very loud when clicking and the button’s responsiveness is real fast even after a year. Really great mouse, I recommend it for anything like daily use or gaming.

Used this mouse for years after I got it, worked great, and easy plug and play. Buttons were responsive but nothing fancy. The mouse fit well in my hand, which is probably on the smaller side of average. Mouse is incredibly light which is good for FPS or fast twitch style games. The scroll wheel was a bit stiff but I easily got used to its speed. The build quality felt robust for being so light. My only complaint is, I live with many animals and it is IMPOSSIBLE to clean out animal hair once it gets inside that honeycomb design, which overall was also incredibly hard to keep clean from regular grime from use over time.

I've bought this mouse three times. It's my favorite FPS mouse. It's a solid piece of gaming gear. But I've gotta be honest – getting the software up and running was a bit of a headache. Now, here's the thing: the software itself isn't too bad. Once I actually got it installed and figured out how to use it, I was able to customize the mouse settings to my liking. So, the software's potential is cool. But here's where the annoyance kicks in: updating and downloading the software was way more frustrating than it should be. It's like they made a simple process unnecessarily complicated. I had to jump through a bunch of hoops and deal with slow downloads before I could even start customizing the mouse. And it doesn't end there. Even after I got the software installed, there were some glitches with updates that made me scratch my head. I ended up spending more time than I wanted just trying to get everything sorted. But hey, here's the silver lining: once the software is up and running, it does its job pretty well. I can fine-tune the mouse settings, and it helps improve my gaming experience. So, in a nutshell, the Cooler Master MM711 Wilderness Edition mouse itself is awesome, and the software does what it's supposed to – but the process of setting it all up, especially updating and downloading, can be a real pain. If you're willing to put up with some frustration in the beginning, you'll likely end up with a mouse that adds some serious firepower to your gaming setup.

Not a super technically knowledgeable person, especially with mice, but if you can deal with a cord, this is a spectacular mouse. I like it more than my Corsair wireless mouse, the clicks feel really good, and it is light in a good way. The extra color with the green really pushes it to the great category for me.

It's just a fine mouse, honestly. Plugged the bad boy in a few minutes ago and the top notes I have are that it is very "clicky" & the mouse sensitivity is rubbish. The mouse clicks are fairly loud and noticeable. The sensitivity scale is also pretty rough; it goes from very slow to hyperspeed and you have to click through every speed and loop back around to the first. Makes me really miss my CM Storm XORNET's sensitivity scale. The mouse is also incredibly lightweight, which may be a turnoff for others like myself. Will I be returning it? Probably not, I think I'll get used to the loudness of the mouse clicks and the sensitivity.

I have really small hands about below the average adult hand size and using this was the biggest game change to how I do things on the computer whether for gaming, business enterprises, or just plain surfing the internet. No longer do I have to put so much effort into holding onto a mouse and dragging it around while wearing me down physically but rather swiftly swiping back and effort with incredible ease, even while gaming. Exactly what I need to get things done with minimal effort. And hey.. maybe I'm decreasing the chance I get carpal tunnel as opposed to other big mouses out there. Perfect for my hand size. Hand Circumference : 7" Thumb To Pinky Width : 7.5" Hand Length : 6.75" Hand Size Avgr : 7.08"

I prefer wireless mice but my series x has been having issues intermittently losing connection in the midst of battle. I've never owned a light weight gaming mouse as I tend to get shakey in the heat of the moment, think I went the wrong way with it as I have soo much more control over this mouse than I did with any of my heavier mice. That being said my g9x can finally be put to rest in the nearby landfill as it was cheaper to buy this than repair it. This mouse has the feel of a logitech but the thumb buttons are a million times better, every logitech mouse I've used I tend to hit the thumb button when in a heated fight, with this mouse I have yet to do that and I have about 12hrs on it.. nothing is worse than nearly killing someone just to die because you knifed instead of continuing to fire at your target. My accuracy is at least 50% better and continuing to get better as I get used to the mouse.