inphic IN9 Gaming Mouse Wireless, Real Tri-Mode 2.4G Wireless/Type-C Wired/Bluetooth Mouse, 10k DPl, Fully Programmable, RGB Lighting, Hyperspeed Rechargeable Wireless Mouse for Laptop PC

So, this is a cheap mouse. Not 'e-waste Dell peripheral pack' cheap, but inexpensive. Kinda looks like a race craft from a Wipeout game. My gaming mouse died a few days back and with my eye firmly on looking after the pennies these days I took a gamble on this. Turns out, it's really rather good! Button response is firm without being stiff, it's comfortable to use, the scroll wheel is much better than on the £50 Corsair mouse it's replaced and the weight feels just right to me. Absolutely no reason to pay (much) more for a more familiar brand if you're looking for a mouse. I'm using it wired but it has wireless/bluetooth too. Highly recommended.

Great mouse for gaming, feels a bit too light in my opinion but still good, 3 ways of connecting to the pc and Bluetooth connection is steady and no noticeable latency. Battery holds for a few days of heavy use

The 10,000 DPI sensor is more than enough for 99% of gamers. A Few Things to Note: Software: The driver software (for macros and RGB) is Windows only. If you’re on Mac, you can still use the mouse, but you won't be able to customize the buttons. Build Material: It’s lightweight (around 92g), which is great for speed, but the plastic feels a bit "smooth." Sleep Mode: It’s aggressive with power saving (sleeps after a few minutes), but it wakes up instantly when you move it. Final Verdict: For the price of a standard office mouse, you’re getting a fully programmable, tri-mode gaming beast with RGB and a rechargeable battery. It’s easily the best value mouse I’ve purchased this

The mouse is mostly good, with nice, solid sounding clicky buttons, and a really comfortable shape. The comfort is on a par with my previous, and far more expensive Logitech gaming mouse. That said, this one is much cheaper, and it does showm mostly in the build quality, wireless signal, and weight. For the price though, the first two niggles can be ignored. The weight though, for a gamer, took some getting used to, and to be honest, it's too light for me. Like, if I threw it out of my flat window, it would probably float some distance on the wind before hitting the ground. That said, I'm coming from a (again, much more expensive) Logitech mouse that had granular weight adjustment though metal weights that you could add/subtract, so I am probably being overly critical of a mouse at this price point. So, to be fair, at this price, it's a decent, comfortable mouse. Got me back into my games when my old one died, without too much hassle or adjustment on my part. TL:DR A good budget gaming mouse for beginners, or the budget conscious. The (light) weight, sensor, and wireless connection may be an issue for serious gamers.

Great product and worth the price, nicely designed and most importantly fast, I recommend it

Had many mice mostly Logitech but this time round the price of the logitech put me right off and i thought i would give this a try, lets face it at this price its not the end of the world if it's no good... It arrived and i have to say for the money it great rechargable battery lasts ages and is easy to charge, it is very comfortable, all switches work well as does the wheel.. If i was being very picky it lacks the premium feel of the logitech and the back button is just a wee bit to far back... That aside five stars

The design, ease of setup, easy charging and options of connectivity are all resounding positives of this mouse. It still offers a great level of dpi and has two side buttons. Normally more than enough for the vast majority of people, even techies who use M&KB everyday at work and personally.

Great!