zelotesT90 Professional 9200 DPI High Precision USB Wired Gaming Mouse,8 Buttons,With 7 kinds modes of LED Colorful Breathing Light, Weight Tuning Set (Black)

I have been using Zelotes mouses for ages.Some are awesome - no issues with the buttons or wiring shorts, etc; some just don't seem to deserve to have been chosen to be sold to the public at all!This mouse, this version, is basically perfect! EG: there is a button dedicated to the lights - I pressed it to turn off the lights the first time I used it & they have stayed off!!! Incredible!This is by far the best-working mouse from Zelotes I have had the pleasure to use!I also have the wireless one - great for a lot of freedoms (no cord), but the last wireless one I just stopped using had banged into the pillow of the couch and as a result, a lot of the functions stopped working! The left click wouldn't work on anything and the double click button became a quad-clicker - it opened two of anything I was double-clicking on.Buy this lovely, corded Zelotes T90 Professional 9200 DPI High Precision USB Wired Gaming Mouse - you will not stop being glad you did!!

Having been using Zelotes mouses the past 2 years I can tell you that they are the best bang for your buck mouses that I know of on the market. I previously used the T-80 (from 2014) and my experience with it has been great. I needed an additional mouse so I went with Zelotes again and to he honest I'm quite pleased with this newer mouse.Improvements from the T80-A new sensor which helps it handle higher DPI-DPI level indicator-Removeable weights in the mouse to help give it a more solid feel and make aim/movement feel more precise.-New ergonomic design that feels much more comfortable.-Light toggle switch (you can now pick one of the colors that they provide instead of it just cycling through them. You can also disable the lights if wanted.)Although this mouse is quite cheap there's still some things that I enjoy seeing. The USB cable is braided meaning it can handle lots of wear and tear without fraying.Photo below T80[Left] New T90[Right].

Day 2 of having this mouse. Received it a day earlier than expected, so that was nice. My favorite part about getting a new PC part or peripheral is basically the unboxing and setting up; this mouse was beautifully but efficiently packaged in a nice little box with blue tape over all the slick pieces of the mouse to keep them from getting scratched during transit. Plugged the USB end of the red/black braided cable into my PC and the mouse came to life, breathing it's first breath of life in red, then yellow, then green, light blue, deep blue, purple, white, and finally back to red. 6 DPI settings are great, the first four all feel pretty similar with subtle but noticeable differences while the last two become very sensitive. the bottom comes off very easily to mess with the weights although I have not really begun experimenting with all the different configs yet.So far I do really like this mouse however there are a few things that had me dock a star:Upon turning off the PC, it will briefly flash white every 2 seconds which is obviously annoying at night when it's time to hit the hay.I've read another review that said it's not very precise and I have to agree, it does have a rather slow refresh rate for a gaming mouse (You can see it when you move the cursor slowly across the screen on a higher DPI setting, it's very jumpy. Also if you look at the IR light of the mouse, it seems slower than the previous two mice I've owned.My last complaint is a personal thing, but this is the largest mouse I have owned. I will that it is comfortable for my hand but I do not grip the mouse as intended.Will probably bump up to 5 stars if someone can tell me how to get it to not flash when the PC is shut down. I know I can just flip the switch on my PSU but obviously I don't want to do that everytime I turn off the PC. While the low precision thing about the mouse is annoying, I only paid $15.99 for this mouse and the colors and the feel of it are worth every penny alone.

I first got this mouse when I first started taking gaming seriously and bought a desktop 6 years ago, along with this mouse. after 6 years of daily use, the scroll wheel finally gave out. The middle mouse click was still usable, just the scroll wheel would stop working. That's it. Super impressed with the quality of this mouse. Fits bigger hands really well and has a spot for your thumb to rest, but not your pinky. My pinky finger ends up either dragging along my mousepad or held against the side of the mouse. Not a huge deal, but something to consider if you tend to have a tight grip, you might end up hurting that finger. Overall a spectacular mouse!

So far so good. Mouse looks cool and it is very sturdy. I like that the cord is wrapped so it doesn't break as easily as the standard cords. It also has LED lights inside that change colors which is very neat! There are several buttons that can be programmed for gaming actions. My son has been using it for a while now and it's still working great!

I've had this mouse about a year the date is 7/7/19 and the lights have stopped working. so lifespan of lights is about a year if your on the computer at least 12 hrs a day 80+hrs a week. Granted there has been some weeks its been nearly 120hrs with the mouse usage. Mouse still works great but the lights stopped working and i'm a night gamer so I'll need to buy a new one.

Pros: ergonomic, fits very well to your hand. Custom eight tuning, oversized scroll wheel, DPI switching on the fly, changeable LED colors. 2 thumb buttons and a rapid fire click next to the left click, all comfortably accessible.Cons: Flatter profile than what I'm used to, infrared light tracking instead of optical, so it's not as precise. Cursor movements are a bit jumpy, skipping pixels and whatnot, even at low dpi.Overall: took me a while to set the dpi and the windows mouse sensitivity to how I like it, and it still didn't feel right. The one I got has some left click issues, if you click it too softly it does not respond, doesn't seem very useful for fast clicking, specially playing an MMO. The price was all right, but you get what you pay for.Conclusion: Save your money and buy from a better manufacturer.