MM730

I had been looking for a lightweight gaming mouse to replace my Logitech G502 that finally wore out. I know there is a wireless option for the G502 now but I wanted something with less weight that could also do bluetooth so I ended up with the MM731. The build quality is really good and even though the mouse is extremely light it doesn't seem like there are any weak points that will wear out quickly. One thing that drew me to this model particularly was that it didn't have the swiss cheese cutouts all over it to cut down on weight. I don't know how Cooler Master did it but they managed to keep the aesthetic looking pretty "normal" vs "gamer" in my opinion.While I bought it primarily to use on my gaming computer I was surprised with how robust the software was in allowing me to set up macros and customize buttons for things like Office or web browsing. The mouse worked great right out of the box while wired and paired to my laptop via bluetooth with a simple button press. While using the 2.4GHz dongle I noticed the mouse seemed "slow" but once I updated the firmware it worked as it should and was on par with being corded as far as responsiveness goes.The mouse feels good in your hand and I didn't experience that "new mouse feel" you get when switching to a new model. The scroll wheel isn't smooth but for some reason I think that is by design because I am far more accurate with the distance I scroll in games now compared to the looser Logitech wheel. The mouse buttons all feel crisp and have a satisfying click sound. I can't tell you if the optical mouse switches are any better than a physical switch, they feel exactly the same, which they should. If it lasts longer because of the switch type, even better.I can't really say anything bad about this mouse. It is simple yet gives me lots of options for connectivity and customization. I like the simple RGB light and subdued branding that isn't screaming at me the way a couple green snakes would. The box included some extra feet as well so they plan on you keeping this mouse quite a while it seems. I think this would be a great choice for most people that want something lightweight and focused on simplicity without sacrificing customization.

I’ve been using this mouse for well over a year now and haven’t had a single issue. It’s really high quality and the battery life just amazes me! I use this mouse for at least 5 hours a day every day and i only have to charge it once a month (maybe). It’s great value for the money and easy to install the drivers and software onto your PC. The side buttons and click quality all feel like a racer mouse. Very nice!

Having owned and tested many different gaming mice. This is one of the best mice on the market, but in my experience, the shape needs improvement.This mouse has excellent build quality, better than many mice I've tested. Absolutely no creaks or flexing, even though its so lightweight it's extremly solid and all feels like 1 very solid piece. All the buttons and scroll wheel are great and feel like very good quality. The shell material has a nice texture and feels great.The weight is one of the best you can get with very few rivals in it's range they say it's like 48 grams which is about as light as mice get. The feet glide really nice. The cable is one of the best you can get and is super flexible, and The 3389 sensor is top of the line.The 1 problem is the shape (and the software is buggy and needs improvement but we won't get into that). The shape is not very comfortable, it's close to good except the part in the front of the mouse on the right side where your ring finger touches next to the right click button flares out too much, kind of like a razer viper and because of the extra size there, your ring finger pushes against it and it causes the mouse to rotate out of alignment counter clockwise (I had the same problem with the viper) so your not holding the mouse straight, it's cocked to the left a little, and your pointer/index finger ends up to far to the right on the left click button right up against the scroll wheel. Also the left click button is too low for an ergo mouse it needs to be raised slightly in relation to the right click button, it all comes together to make the mouse feel less like an ergo and more like an ambidexterious (it feels somewhere in between those). The comfort and ergos on the glorius model D, or the cooler master mm720 for example are much better.So in conclusion, I had to take off 2 stars for the ergos, but it gets 3 for everything else. Unfortunately the ergos are kind of a deal breaker. A mouse has to fit the hand really well. Cooler master has potentially one of the best mice ever made here, but they need to revise the ergonomics. If people who work at cooler master are reading this, please listen: fix the ergos and shape and you will have one of the best mice on the market with very little competition.

I have used PUC, GPW,DA V2. And this is the mouse i will main. Mouse needs updated to eliminate motion delay. Shape is very similar to iconic ec2. Weight is fantastic, 59g without holes. The shape+ weight make micro adjustments so easy, you will see big improvement in aim and flick. Skate is alright, too thin IMO. Sensor is top tier at the moment. The best thing about this mouse is optical switch, this is a much better version compared to razer optical, never double click, closest thing to japanese omron d2f, light and consistent.But QC seriously needs to improve. I have 2 copies and each if them, switches has totally different feeling. Sticker at the bottom of the mouse is poorly aligned, created a scratch to mousepad.

Tiene muy buena calidad de armado, es super liviano, sensor muy preciso, y por lo menos en el rango de precio de 300 a 500 pesos te da mucho valor. Encima de todo te trae unos grips adheribles para el mouse. Antes de este mouse solo compraba logitech pero ya desde hace unos años han bajado la calidad muchisimo en sus gamas de entrada y hasta en las de gama alta asi que decidi darle oportunidad a CM y este mouse ha dejado muy buen sabor de boca, lo recomiendo

This is perfect for people with claw grip or palm-claw-hybrid grip AND aims with their wrist more than their arm. The sensor placement being so forward will take some huge adjustments, but once you get a handle on it, you will quickly realize that it is absolutely perfect for claw/palm-claw grip + wrist aiming.The weight will also take some huge adjustments considering how light this mouse is. I used the Logitech G Pro Wired prior to this mouse and had to drop my sensitivity in Valorant from 0.377 down to 0.25-0.3. It felt like Rock Lee taking off his training weights. The weight makes a huge difference in terms of fatigue. The Logitech G Pro wired is only 85g, but dropping to 48g was significant enough that you can really feel the difference in fatigue in "longer" game sessions (30 minutes+ which I know isn't even that long).The CM MM730 is such an underrated hidden gem that I would genuinely recommend to anyone who has a claw/palm-claw grip and who mainly aims with their wrists more than their arms.

Bastabte ligero, no he tenido ningun problema, es muy facil configurar desde la app(deben de revisar si es compatible a su windows, pero se actualiza rapido) bastante conforme y para el precio es una maravilla

I've had two of these mice- one from warranty and one I got from Amazon. I've used both over a period of five months so I feel like I've given the MM731 and Cooler Master ample time to fix it's issues. Over these last five months, I've had nothing but a terrible experience. Both mice had a range of issues including:- freezes and lag spikes in wireless mode- horrendous software that was unresponsive and borderline unusable- scroll wheel jumping- weird bug where the mouse would seemingly halve in DPI suddenly (it would persist for several hours and could not be fixed by resetting DPI in software)- weird bug where the mouse would get slower over timeThe one saving grace for this mouse was its shape. But the issues above made this one of the worst mice I've ever bought. The quality issues with this $100 mouse makes me never want to buy from Cooler Master again.

Me parece un buen producto el cual cumple con su función correctamente. Me gusta que sea sencillo y con los dos botones que tiene al costado es suficiente (si es que no necesitas mas).No es un mouse grande como parece en las imágenes, su tamaño es estándar.Lo único que no me gusto es que el botón para cambiar el DPI viene en la parte inferior.