DeLUX80G (2.82oz) Wired RGB Gaming Mouse with PAW3327 Sensor, 100 to 12400CPI, Personalized Basics, Paracord Cable, 4 Zone RGB, Ormon Switch, 7 Programmable Buttons (M629BU(Black))

I enjoy the ability to easily change the characteristics of this mouse and how it reacts. Three physical configurations are available to fit your hand size and feel: (1) The rear base can be removed completely or (2) the small rear base may be attached or (3) the “’big” rear base can be used for right-handed people who like a larger area to rest their thumb. I was surprised to learn the bases are all held securely in place with magnets.I’ve scanned the owner's manual that came with the mouse for this review. I tried to download the instruction manual from the manufacturer’s web site, but that failed. I was able to download and install the driver program which makes customizing the mouse much easier. I was able to find the manufacturer’s web site only because it was printed on the end of the box--google deluxworld for this information. The driver program is a nice GUI for customizing mouse sensitivity, scrolling speed, dpi settings, button customization and a wide range of color options for the LED’s that add a splash of color to the appearance.I do not do much gaming but occasionally work with graphics and presentation programs where adjusting the pointer precision comes in handy. I’ve tried a variety of less expensive, less customizable mouse pointers and have found this gaming mouse to be more versatile and easier to customize on the fly than most “office” mouse pointers. The manufacturer’s web page was tagged as “not secure” when I navigated there. I encountered a Microsoft Defender SmartScreen warning while installing the driver program that the application was unrecognized and might put my PC at risk and chose to proceed with the installation. There were two drivers available and I installed the m629bu-3327 driver program and everything is working well. I would have rated this as 5 stars if the manufacturer had a better product support page.

Today, I am going to review a wired DELUX gaming mouse.One thing that can get a bit confusing is that the company uses the same packaging and the only way to know if its wireless or wired and what sensor chip it uses is through a sticker on the rear of the box.So, for this version I am reviewing the DELUX M629BU (with PAW3327 chip) Wired Gaming Mouse, the name of the mouse is incorrectly labeled as 89G.It's a gaming mouse at under $33 and this may make you wonder, am I getting a gaming mouse that should be cheaper and overpriced?Let's take a look at the DELUX M629BU (with PAW3327 chip) Wired Gaming Mouse which comes with two bases, that you can easily remove to fit your style, may it be fingertip grip, claw grip or palm grip.The mouse features 4 zones of lighting and I have to say I like the lighting on the front and rear.The mouse features seven programmable buttons with the left/right/scrollwheel plus DPI +/- and a forward/backward buttons on the left side, and buttons and LED can be programmed via the downloaded software from the deluxworld website.The wired version features a nylon base cable.  The mouse utilizes an Omron 20 million clicking lifespan optical switch.I actually have better movement, much smoother than its wireless counterpart.My problem is that whether or not one is getting the correct mouse on shipment. Are you getting the wireless mouse with the following sensor chips: PMW3325 chip, PAW3327, PAW335. PAW3389 chip, does it make much difference considering the pricing is different?This is where I think the company could be a bit more transparent of showing the differences between the sensor chip, aside from the bump in price.But this is a solid mouse and under $33 it's a good price.  $25-$30, even better!And I actually do prefer the pricepoint and the responsiveness of this wired PAW3327 version over the wireless version which uses a PMW3325 sensor chip.I do like it, moreso than its wireless counterpart!  4.5 STARS!

I have tested so many Delux mice now that I make a point to try to get every one I can through Vine here. My main mouse on my workstation is now a Delux mouse.... they have done a great job of ergonomics on the mice I have tested from them and as such despite having less features vs some competing larger brands; the actual experience is quite good.This mouse is no exception to what I wrote above; I have both this wired version + the wireless version. I forgot to take pictures of the wired version while I was using it so I will include a picture of the wireless version here.The wired and wireless version are pretty much the same thing in terms of ergonomics just that the wireless version is a bit heavier and I think a tad wider... Overall both work well and I have had no problem top charting in COD or OW with either version.The buttons are not too loud and they feel good, not requiring too much pressure but also not being super mushy either. This isn't a silent mouse like some of the other stuff on the market, the click will definitely be heard but it isn't louder than most standard mice out there either.Color me a fan of these mice, I will continue to try to get every model that comes to Vine until they disappoint me.

For the money… I was blown away. I’d pay double with a smile. I like the customizable bases. Out of the box I thought the largest base would be fantastic (my oldest son likes that one) but I prefer the mid-size base. This is a nice feeling mouse with what I would call a “normal” volume click for a gaming mouse, but not too loud for office work. Easy to pick up and totally natural to use… maybe my favorite mouse.The driver package is full featured, easy to use and better than I expected from a brand I’ve never heard of.

I’m a HUGE fan of this mouse! Interchangeable backplate to fit different hand sizes/grip positions is a huge plus. The ergonomics and modularity are awesome. The DPI control being on top of mouse is easy to reach, and being able to adjust sensitivity on the fly is really convenient. Tracks smoothly and cleanly. The RGB Lighting is a nice effect, provides enough lighting to look nice without being obnoxious and “loud” . I like this mouse so much I bought another one, just in the wireless config. However, I would recommend just buying this wired one, as the wireless one seems to randomly lag horribly and have DPI drops. So even my wireless one, I’m using with the USB charging cable connected to my PC for a hardwired connection