MM310

Long time Deathadder Elite user. Wanted to share a few comparison photos since that always helps me when purchasing a mouse. First impressions, form factor is good. I thought it would be a small mouse but compare to my Deathadder Elite isn't not that small. I am a palm grip user with large hands and this fits me well. It's really light compared the DA and the skates are super smooth. Best part is the price. For 10 dollars I don't think you can do any better than this. Especially is you are looking for a white mouse to compliment your setup.

LOD is higher than I'm comfortable with. The buttons are firm to push. Time will tell if this is a good or a bad thing. I prefer ergonomic designs but I was in the market for a cheap mouse.

Something about how the mouse buttons slope downward makes them subtly harder to click than other mice I've owned. Usually it's not bad, but when my index finger is feeling strained, it feels noticeably worse. And if I use my off-hand to give the other a rest, it's also trickier than most to double-click without moving the pointer slightly and triggering a move/rename instead of opening the file. Not sure if there's a sensitivity/accel setting other than DPI that could affect this. Mouse settings can be adjusted by installing the MasterPlus+ software from Cooler Master's website. It's incredibly bloated and buggy with a 1GB install size, but fortunately can be uninstalled after you're done configuring, since the mouse has onboard memory. Software bugs include: - On first launch, not all the mouse settings showed up properly, and the software crashed while looking through them. - Setting mouse buttons as keypresses encountered a message about running out of macro slots after one remap, until I reset the mappings to default and tried again. Occasionally after waking the computer or logging back in, the mouse will go dark and stop responding until I unplug/replug it. Originally I wasn't sure if this was related to Cooler Master's software, but I've confirmed it still happens after uninstalling. And finally, I started getting occasional double-scrolling after a couple of months.

I wouldn’t buy again, I would wait and save for a $60 mouse. My razor that lasted 10 years was a lot better