Bloody SP80 Professional Light Strike Optical Gaming Mouse - E-Sports Grade 3360 Sensor - Optic-All Buttons & Mouse Wheel - Non-Slip Rubber Coating - X'Armor Glide

I bought the SP80.The good:- Tracking is excellent.- The cursor is stable when I lift the mouse and move it.- Glides more easily and more smoothly than any other mouse I have.- Scrolling the scroll wheel feels so buttery smooth! Scrolling (not clicking) is also fairly quiet.- The cable is braided.- Wired, so I never need to think about batteries.- One exposed screw (not under a sticker) to open the mouse. I haven't tried opening the mouse yet, but it's nice to know I can do so easily if I wanted to.- Nice soft texture on the top part of the mouse.- Can be used left or right handed.- It's very lightweight.The bad:- The scroll wheel doesn't depress evenly. It clicks more easily if I press it with a left to right motion. It's very difficult to press only on the left side, and doesn't move at all if I press from right to left.- Even though the cable is braided nicely, it still feels flimsy. This hasn't been an issue so far, but I won't travel with this mouse.- The mouse is a bit too long for my hands.The bad (for Mac users):- No Mac software for programming the mouse.- The two lower middle buttons ("n" and "3") prevent left clicking and dragging. The mouse MUST remain in "1" mode (the top "1" button) for left click+drag to work. (see my notes below)Neutral:- The LED under the Bloody logo slowly fades in and out. I wasn't expecting that but it's not distracting at all.- The color and mode of the Bloody logo can be programmed via software. It can fade in/out quickly or slowly, and in several predefined colors. It can also be turned off.- There's no perceived difference in click latency between this and any other non-optical switch mouse.Notes for Mac users:If left click + drag is not working for you, ensure your scroll wheel LED is red. If it's not, press the top middle button labeled "1".It's not obvious how to adjust DPI settings. To do this:1. Click the top "1" button twice. The scroll wheel LED should start flashing.2. Scroll up/down to adjust DPI. You can move your cursor around to test as you do this.3. Click the top "1" button again. You're done!Overall:This is a very nice wired mouse. It tracks and glides incredibly well, I haven't had issues with double or missed clicks, and it's comfortable to use. It's a little longish for my hands, but that hasn't been a problem so far.The cable braiding gives the impression of quality, but the cable itself still feels cheap. I won't risk traveling with this mouse. I recommend only stationary or desk use!I did not pay full price for this mouse. After using it for about a week, I still would not pay full price, but I am keeping it. I recommend waiting for a decent coupon or discount.

This is a great mouse for what it is. I didn't buy it planning to use the macros, nor do I play Rust. Hopefully Valorant doesn't follow though!Fairly lightweight, drill some holes if you insist on cheese grating your hand.Metal feet slide effortlessly on cheapo mousepad.Illumination color options are limited but the logo is great (subjective).Cable is lightweight, though kinked on arrival. Straightened out with use.Personal use is full hand grip, I find it very comfortable.*issue/con: mouse will randomly double click (resizing windows when attempting to pause youtube) until I press "1" button in the middle. I haven't saved any profiles, so this appears to be stock performance.*SOFTWARE IS JANKY CRAPHope this helped!

After purchasing this mouse to play my favorite game of Rust. The developers banned this mouse, and all this company did was keep us in the loop with no answers on any updates. They finally released an update nearly a week and a half to two weeks after the initial ban. The new update they released ended up bricking my mouse, making it useless and unable to be used in any situation even web browsing. Avoid this company at all cost, customer service is horrendous and them siding to assist game developers is sickening when they turn on there customers.

Used many mice over the years, this was the first time I was going to throw down to buy a nice one. After a year the front side mouse button broke off. I was surprised but super glued it back on, several months later the same button broke off and then later the second button as well. The buttons are connected by a very cheap thin piece of plastic so I messaged the seller and asked if they could send a replacement for that small part, to my surprise they said I could send it in and they would replace the entire mouse for free. I sent it in several weeks ago with tracked shipping, confirmed they received it and haven't heard anything so I messaged them. No reply, no response to additional questions, no returned mouse, no communication. So not only am I out the old mouse with the broken side buttons, I now have to go and purchase another nice mouse.

Better clicksBetter qualityBetter feelBest mouse wheel I have used.1 screw disassembleyEasy to paracordRemove internal weightClunky software (couldn't set below 1000 dpi)