FANTECH Basic Wired Gaming Mouse X9, RGB 7 Macro Buttons Programmable True 4800 DPI Claw Grip Comfort Beginner Gaming Mouse for Window PC, Black

Unlike the last 2 Gaming mice I bought this one fits my hand perfectly, it has a somewhat low arch across the back so it doesn't cause wrist pain like some others I've had. The lighting is completely customizable with the downloadable software so unlike other Gaming mice I can choose the LED color I want and not have to settle for whichever color is assigned to the DPI I choose to use. Working flawlessly so far, I've only had it a short time so time will tell about its longevity but for the money it costs you can't go wrong with this purchase.

This mouse worked perfectly out of the box. The build quality is excellent. The website/software support for the mouse is also top class. You only need the software if you want to turn off the LEDs or to program the extra buttons. DPI changes appear to be handled by the mouse itself which is really great. You also don't need to have the driver running all the time as some other programmable mice do. You can run it, program the mouse then close the software to reduce system resource waste. This mouse is around 95% the quality (perceptually almost unnoticeable) of the $75 gaming mouse I used this one to replace because the "multi million click rated buttons" seem to have reached their limits and started to "double click" on a single click. This mouse PROVES that with few exceptions modern gaming mice are very over priced. At a price point of just under $20 this mouse is a unbeatable purchase. The only thing to take note of is it is a bit on the larger size so small hands may have an issue using it and should look for a smaller size. If the manufacturer keeps the price point and the mouse longevity holds I'll buy two more to keep as spares. That's how pleased I am with it.

For the price, there is no better mouse. It was only $12, which is crazy cheap. The quality doesn’t feel like a twelve dollar mouse, though. I’m quite picky and particular, so if it passes for me that’s high praise for a product. Obviously you can’t expect it to be on par with a $120 professional-tier gaming mouse, but it is on par with the bigger brand’s products in the $30-40 price range. Like, if you compare this to a $30 Corsair mouse, they’ll be comparable quality (except this one is only $12).The RGB lights can be changed to custom colors or turned off entirely. I’ve never been a fan of RGB, but I read it could be disabled so I bought it. Sure enough, downloading the drivers from the company’s website (just navigate to the site, click “downloads,” then click on your mouse; takes ten seconds and is a small file to download) gives you multiple options and customizable profiles you can save (at least 6). You can make the lights cyclic and choose the length of time to display each color, you can make them static and choose the color you want, or you can turn them off entirely. You can choose custom colors, too. There isn’t an option to adjust how bright or dim you want the lights, but I found that if you customize the color and just drag the black/white slider toward the black side (like, select red and then make it super dark) the light still displays red but dims the darker the color gets or brightens the lighter you make the color.Using the software, you can change the function of each of the buttons (even the + - DPI buttons) and the scroll wheel. There are a plethora of options you can choose from, or you can just make your own custom macro to make it do whatever you want. It’s quite easy to do.My only dislike is a minor one, and specifically because of my own hand. My fingers are longer than most people’s (seriously, even longer than those of most people who think they have huge hands), so the two side buttons (back/forward buttons) are a bit far back. I have to move my hand back and use the ball of my thumb to press them, or I can leave my hand where it is and just squeeze and press them with part of my hand I guess. I don’t know how to explain it. But this isn’t going to be an issue unless your fingers are as long as number two pencils (seriously, my middle finger is the length of my iPhone SE, so you can almost certainly ignore this complaint).All in all, I really do recommend this mouse. If you’re on a budget or just don’t see the point in spending a paycheck on a mouse, you’ll love this mouse. If you think you’re a super cool pro-league gamer, you’ll probably only dislike it because it doesn’t have the totally cool branding you want to show off to friends. You can customize it to any sensitivity or accuracy you want, with just about any color lighting (or no lighting at all), so there isn’t much of a reason to dislike it other than loyalty to another brand for no reason at all.

I bought this for my boyfriend to play minecraft. He uses one button for a sword and one for a shield, so two buttons was really all he wanted. That said, for a ten dollar mouse, it's pretty awesome. No cord issues, good weight (which surprised me. I thought it would be too light, but it's solid. And that's coming from a guy who uses a ROCCAT Nyth), and very comfortable. It is a super simple 10 dollar 2-button mouse, but if simple is what you want, buy this.

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With RGB lighting, adjustable DPI, and a great additional piece of software, this mouse is def. worth the money! I've been using for 2 weeks, and have not looked back! It has great tracking, adjustability and lighting cycles. The additional software (only for Windows) is also must have and is free (link is found underneath the mouse as QR code. Only minor complaint is that it does hold sweat/hand grease a little more than other mice, but I just wipe down every so often to keep clean.

I absolutely love this mouse! I often have issues with the maximum dpi of "gaming mice" but this is my 2nd time buying one and it's honestly my favorite for the price.

The Fantech Thor X9 is a HEARTY little gaming mouse! It's pleasant to use, and the adjustable dpi buttons work great. The SOFTWARE is only compatible on PC, so it's only meant for desktop gaming not a regular workstation, or WFH Macbook set up. Also, the software download is from an Indonesian Website, so be cautious and use that information as you see fit.All-in-all, for the $11 I spent on it, this little guy does the job of "upgraded gaming mouse." Does it do the same job as a high-end piece of hardware? No! But it also costs $11. Worth it for the price.