DAREUWireless Wired Gaming Mouse Dual-Mode Rechargeable 7 Programmable Buttons,10K DPI,RGB and 7 Adjustable DPI Levels up to [150IPS] [1000Hz Polling Rate] for PC Notebook Mac

Acaba de llegarme y se siente de buena calidad, el rgb le da mucho carácter y también tiene un software para poder personalizar colores y botones (no lo he probado aún).Tengo manos grandes y me queda perfecta la forma.Por el precio está muy bien para ser inalámbrico y creo que definitivamente vale la pena pagando la mitad del precio de otros mouse inalámbricos.Único contra que le pondría es que me hubiera gustado que el cable hubiera venido reforzado, por lo demás hasta ahora muy bueno

I'm not much of a gamer anymore, but I go through mice like one because of Adobe Illustrator - the amount of clicks made and the need for decent DPI, its important to have a durable mouse. I got this after looking up what felt like hundreds of options on Amazon - it's was very painful urgh... But this caught my attention and after reading many reviews on OTHER mice, the reviews on this one seemed pretty good.So after a lot of debate I purchased this. It's sooooo beautiful, more than I thought. I got the blue, yellow, and white one because it reminded me of like mechs and stuff. I like it, and I love that I don't have to have the RGB on - but if I'm feeling flash I can.The DPI is actually really good. I have a SteelSeries that says it has higher DPI than this one and this I immediately feel a huge difference. The reason I say this is because I wasn't expecting it or paying attention - online specs seemed like a reasonable and even lower DPI but good enough, and I was getting it for being able to recharge the batteries, and it's looks. But when I first moved the mouse it was like woah, it really tracked so I just wasn't expecting that.Cannot attest to the battery life yet, but seems normal. I don't want to deplete it completely to prolong the battery life so every once in a while I charge it when I sleep. I feel like it's a safe bet and it's harmless - I have a USB port hub for it anyways so why not?The LEDs are very bright and vibrant - again wasn't expecting that. A lot of mice I went through back in my gaming days with WoW and I've never seen LEDs this bright. The logo glows or throbs, however you wanna say it which I also didn't expect. Not sure if there's a way to change that but I didn't bother because I like it - it's very pretty.Overall, for a budget or a "I don't wanna spend a lot of money right now" kind of mouse, this really hit the spot. Feels like a 90$ mouse in my hand with the weight, grip, smooth surface, and of course being able to recharge it. My SteelSeries kept eating up a TON of batteries and that's why I was in the market. Glad I took a chance, since I don't know anything about this company, and considering buying a black version for my new rig on the way.The ONLY THING, and I mean the ONLY thing I'm disappointed about is that there isn't a matching keyboard to these very awesome unique colors. Very hard to match a baby-blue, yellow, and white mouse - it's so awesome but it doesn't match anything LOL. A bit of an oversight on my part. So now it's my spare laptop mouse until I order the black one. If they had matching keyboards for different colors NOW WE'RE TALKING. But obviously nothing to do with their quality, just an innocent mention if they're listening! <3

私が使ってるわけではないので、よく分かりませんが最初思ってたよりも大きめかなって話してたけど使い出すとそんなに気にならないみたいです

This is a great mouse for the price.PROS: The clicks are good, and it is very responsive. you can adjust the DPI with the button on the mouse up to 10000 DPI and 1000hz polling rate. this is a great mouse for gaming because the sensor is really accurate at the high DPI and polling rate settings. The RGB is really nice and you can turn it off with the switch on the mouse to save battery. the software (which you can download from the Dareu website) is good and has lots of customisability for the RGB and mouse settings. the included 2.4ghz dongle has good wireless connectivity. you can also crank down all the settings if you're using this as an office mouse to save even more battery.CONS: The battery life is not the best especially with the RGB on but it will definitely last 3 days of heavy usage (full work day + gaming at night) before needing a charge. this is not a big issue though as you can still use the mouse while charging. the software is only available for windows but not Mac, so if you wanna change the RGB colours from the default rainbow to something else, you will need to find a PC to do this on. once changed however, the colour settings are saved to the mouse so you won't need to change it again. the included usb c cable is bit garbage but thats okay. it is a bit heavier than other gaming mice (around 100grams) but its really not too bad at all, I game with it and its okay.Overall, this is the best mouse that you can get that is 1. wireless, 2. has great gaming performance, 3. it has RGB and 4. its super cheap! For around $45AUD, this is one of the only good gaming mice you can find at this price. well worth the purchase.

Size wise, this is just about on par with the Logitech G502, except a smidgen lower and symmetrical. Very comfy, and the build quality is pretty good! Nothing feels flimsy, crisp clicks on all buttons, good mouse wheel. The top is slightly rubberized and the sides are hard plastic (with a bit of texture), so good grip. I really like that there's two switches, one for lighting and one for power.The driver is great, no frills and does everything I want. You can customize every single button, plus the lighting (both the strip at the bottom and the logo, separately). There's a good amount of functions to choose from for button function, plus there's an intuitive and robust macro recorder. I changed both of the DPI functions (the up/down button behind the wheel) to help with my work flow since I didn't buy this mouse for gaming. There's a battery level indicator as a part of the driver UI also, and the logo will flash at 10% battery.So far for work, absolutely no complaints. I haven't tried the wired mode or to use the mouse for gaming though, so I can't say how well those functions work. The only potential problem I've spotted so far is that the receiver top (the black plastic portion) is a little wiggly--hoping that it won't snap off like another reviewer said, but so far I've plugged and unplugged it a few times and haven't ran into any issues.