GravaStar Wireless Gaming Mice Mercury M1 Pro, Lightweight Magnesium Alloy Gaming Mouse, 26,000 DPI, PAW3395DM Sensor, Tri Mode Connection, Support 4K, Up to 200 Hours Battery Life

I was looking for a more durable mouse. In the past I have always used cheaper units but I was gettting tired of constantly having problems with them. I enjoy playing video games thought I’d try gaming mouse. There were several different brands I was looking at but this one caught my eye so I thought I’d give it a shot.It has been a little over 3 months and I really enjoy using this mouse. It has a very sturdy feel, it’s comfortable, and it looks really cool. I like the software and its customizable options for color, scrolling, and response rate. So far it is working flawlessly!

I just moved on from a Logitech G502 Hero (great mouse btw) but after 4 years (still works), I wanted to try something new and get this aesthetically pleasing mouse. This M1 looks cleeeean, straight up eye candy. It has amazing battery life so far for playing League of Legends or RPG’s, the soft metal frame feels amazing to the hand BUT after using that G502 Hero for so long, my hand is getting adjusted to the M1 after 2 weeks. If you’re a ‘Claw’ grip or ‘FingerTip’ grip player this might feel alien at first. Palm players: this mouse will feel like heaven to you.

Love the mouse but just not the right fit for my hand. Not sure if it’s my hands or if I’m just too used to a bigger size, however mouse looks amazing.

Really cool mouse. High wow factor. Everyone who sees it loves it. Made of metal but very light. (The bottom is plastic, but no problem) It is large though and doesn’t fit well in my hand, and I have average to large hands. It slopes back to the palm rather than curl down and it feels like your hand is sitting on it rather than holding it. The lighting is great. You have to plug it in to your computer with the supplied cable (a well made, very flexible cable) and download the app to change the settings but it is very customizable. I don’t like the way the plastic inner shell is designed because you can clearly see the connections where it holds together and it lowers the impact of the lighting. This is purely a cosmetic criticism. As far as practical issues, connecting was a breeze and the functions are perfect.

big enough so i don't bump the side buttons much. good look and feel. i went with a slow dim red pulse that ends 30 seconds after you touch it but that's changable to any color and instant off or have it stay on much longer.

Worked good for about 5 months then randomly stopped working at the end of a Fortnite game when I was one of the last 3 squads. RIP Haha. But I would avoid this mouse as I have never had an issue like this on any mouse in the past.

Actually a really nice mouse. Has a nice quality feel and is comparable to my pwnage mouse. I would give it 6 stars if I could. I like mice on the heavier side and I have big hands so it works out well for me. Also the battery life is impeccable on this thing.

I have had this mouse for a while now. I use it mostly for non-gaming uses like photo-editing.It has a lot of pros and cons.The shape takes time to get use to.The mouse components are reversed so the weight is in the front of the mouse. Not really a big thing, but will feel different.The wireless mode leaves a lot to be desired. It has a terrible range that is not at all as described correctly by the manufacturer. If there is any object between the USB dongle, you will have massive stuttering and missed inputs. So if you have a cluttered desk, or use your laptop on your lap and the mouse at your side, it fails to work correctly often.The material is very light, and not at all uncomfortable to hold as some reviews describe, but everyone's hands and preferred grips are different.The side buttons are too easy to actuate causing some undesired inputs if you are gaming since the weight of the mouse is in that area.The lighting software is pretty lacking in features, and mine tends to reset often back to default.The mouse wheel texture is off putting, but it functions very well.The DPI button is too close to the wheel, and will often trigger when you don't want to.The bottom of the mouse has voids that trap dust and debris pretty easily, if you have animals you will need a tool to pluck hair out of the recesses.Would I buy it again: Probably not.Does it catch peoples eyes: YesIs it worth the money: Not really. There is likely better options. Consider steel series/logitech for this price point.