E-3lue E-Blue Mazer 2500 DPI Blue LED 2.4GHz Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse

This mouse came in and picked up where my old mouse left off, yet did it better than I had hoped. I'm not a fan of changing mice very often, as the feel of the mouse is relatively important to me, and my old one had pretty much become an extension of my body.I am glad that I bought this. Day one right of the box, I was already tearing through enemies in Planetside 2, and immediately at 76/14 for that day. For a brand new mouse, I really wasn't expecting that, seeing as how my old mouse had hit 75/15 for me, literally the day before.The dpi switch is beautiful if you're into that. I'm not the biggest fan of swapping on the fly, but it has comfortable settings for every situation. Tracking is also very smooth, even on my ratty old mousepad, which is great because I don't have to replace that right away. It is comfortable to use, and the buttons on the side never accidentally click in for me, which is another plus as well.Even running with the blue lights on (you can turn the blue glow off if you want to) it doesn't destroy the batteries, so you won't have to swap out on those.Overall, I must admit, I was a bit skeptical, and felt like I was taking a chance on a brand that I had never really heard of, and never had much personal experience with, but it hasn't failed me yet, and I've come to like it. The only problem I have, and this is insanely picky, is that the instruction manual is entirely in chinese (It might be chinese, not entirely sure, but it was definitely some form of writing similar to it) so I didn't really have much to read and make sure I didn't bust it right out of the box. Other than that, I'd be straight up lying if I were to say that I had more significant issues with the mouse. Top quality product.

When my brother recommended the wired version of this model I said who is Mazer? Normally, I prefer brand names for gaming because they seem to be more reliable. Additionally, I prefer a wireless mouse for gaming. The price was reasonable enough, so I decided to give it a try for use on the family computer. To be honest, after I ordered it I figured it was another cheap Chinese knock off that would soon find it's way into the garbage. This does not seem to be the case with this one. As often stated in the reviews, it was packaged nicely. This is all fine, but I was far more concerned with it's performance rather than having a nice box. When I first removed it from the box, I was a little disappointed that it had no charging port (My brand name mouse I use on my personal gaming system has a charge port). I figured it would mean constant battery replacement. However, it has an auto shut-off feature that is fantastic. It's been in use with the same set of batteries I put in it a month ago with no signs of slowing. it seems quite dependable and we use it a lot. The only issue I had with it was that the instructions are all in Chinese, but it is pretty straight forward and simple to figure out. I would recommend this item for it's gret price, but even more for it's performance.

I've had this mouse for about two years, and I'm a bit disappointed with it.The good thing is it's still working. The bad thing is it has a lot of annoying little quirks. I've mostly gotten used to them at this point, but when I first got it, I was not impressed.The weird quirks it has; it will go into 'sleep mode' after some unspecified amount of time, so you have to click to make it move again. Sometimes it doesn't respond quickly if it's been sitting, so you think it's in sleep mode and click, and then accidentally click on something or waste an item in a game, which is quite annoying. You also have to click the DPI button to your setting every time you turn it on. Not a huge deal, but it'd be nice if it could remember. It also seems to drain batteries fairly quickly, even with the LEDs off.The buttons themselves are nice and firm, but the mouse wheel scrolling is a little bit soft. I also wish they had done the matte surface on the entire mouse, because the glossy plastic tends to feel dirty and grimy all the time from being touched.Does it look cool? Yes, it does. But honestly, unless you need a really cheap wireless mouse, I'd recommend spending a little more and getting something else.

After the depart of my ex-mouse, I was looking for an upgrade. Every other blue gaming mouse I could find was either upwards of fifty dollars, of extremely low quality, or both. Fortunately, Amazon has a "Sort by Customer Review" option, and upon its use, I quickly found myself looking at this very mouse. It looked cool, the reviews said it was a good buy, and the price was unbeatable. In my eyes, there was no worthy competition to this mouse. Boy, was I right. Although I wasn't initially thrilled with the added sensitivity in comparison to my old Logitech, I soon found that through Windows' Control Panel, one could easily choose a mouse sensitivity to fit their needs. Getting used to the body of this mouse took a few days, but it's grown on me. I especially appreciate the"Balance Ring", a relatively thin piece of plastic that sticks out from the mouse to negate the issue of friction between the knuckles of one's thumb and their work surface. My only complaint is that the mouse wheel doesn't quite live up to that of my old Logitech's. It doesn't have a left/right scroll function, and is just the tiniest bit wobbly. Overall though, for the price, this mouse is a steal, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a sick new gaming mouse.

Looks gud works gud.Works on two batteries ,quite beneficial for precise feel and control,but not the same level as some other products like logitech and wired mouses.Lighting can be turned off/on.Tracking led is red contrary to invisible.Overall gud product for the price with adjustable dpi and a total of 5 buttons including rgt,lft and cntr buttons.Would suggest for any normal gamer whose whishes to limit his spending to below 2k.