Pictek Gaming Mouse Wired, 3200 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons (Driver Disk Included), Optical Gamer Gaming Mice with 7 Breathing Lights, Ergonomic Anti-Slip Structure for PC, Computer & Laptop, Red

I'm so glad I purchased this mouse. I am pretty cheap (my wife would probably say that's an understatement) so I didn't want to spend much. I thought $9 was a great buy, and I'd say I've already gotten my ROI this morning. I'm a developer by trade so I spend upwards of 8 hours on the computer 5 days a week. For the past 10 months I've been using the standard corded mouse, and I'd finally had enough of it. I put the dongle in my workstation because I thought the battery I used was dead when I tried my laptop but I just didn't let the driver install. It got stuck and took me about 30 minutes to get out but I would imagine that's on the Dell workstation. It is now in my laptop where it probably won't move. Long story short, It connected wonderfully once installed and is quick to wake up when I come back. It makes a world of difference for me. I can also take it to meetings which saves me from using the trackpad. It is solidly built as well. I'm not hard to please but I legitimately have no complaints. Do yourself a favour and get one!TLDR;Pros-Looks cool-Comfortable/Great texture-No fingerprints/debris-Useful buttons/No fluff-Smooth movement-Discreet USB dongle2 week update:I'm still really enjoying the mouse. I've experienced a couple minor issues. Our conference rooms have a marble sort of table top and it doesn't work particularly well on that surface so I have to find something to use as a pad. Even a paper towel works almost as well as normal. The other thing is that it does sometimes smudge a little. It gets hot in the office at times and with natural body oil, it can sometimes leave some residue. It's of course easily removed. Still really pleased with this $9 mouse. I didn't really care much about the forward/back buttons on the side but I've been using them constantly, just took me a few days to retrain my habit of using the browser buttons.

This mouse is just ok. It's looks great and feels great in my hand. No complaints on the amount of pressure needed for clicking or using the wheel, this is all great. My only complaint is I need to constantly change the mouse speed. I bought this for my work laptop, an HP Elitebook running Windows 7. I lock my system to walk away from my desk, almost every time I come back and unlock it the pointer speed has changed dramatically, sometimes too fast, sometimes too slow. I have to go in and change it so I can comfortably use my system again. Next time I lock it the same thing again.Update: Pictek has contacted me directly with a very sincere email and offered to send another mouse for me to try. Will update when that is received. Either way their customer service is second to none and I appreciate their quick and direct response.Final update: The new mouse Pictek sent me works great! Thank you Pictek!

works great. I like all the cpi settings for different pointer speeds I am on a very tight budget so I was a little skeptical about this inexpensive of a mouse but for the price I figured I couldn't go wrong. Used it now for almost a week now and I love it so far. very accurate and I love the CPI setting I am using mouse pointer moves just right for me. I have to keep remembering to hit a button if I leave it alone for over 8 minutes but I guess it does that to save battery power. I highly recommend it. I don't use a mouse pad I just use it on my desk and works great. Doesn't skip like some mice I have used directly on my desk with no pad have. I like the feel of it in my hand better than the last mouse I had which was much more expensive.P.S. After using this mouse for a couple of months the scroll wheel went bonkers. When I try to scroll down or up the page jumps all over the place and gets me nowhere. Was unusable

This review is for the D-16 model. The website mentioned in the product's manual (...) contains no mouse software, or at least I couldn't find any. I used a third party app to assign functions to the extra buttons. The cursor movement is accurate enough, though, and the buttons click easily (including the wheel button), even if they are a little loud. The mouse wheel is not very smooth, but it works. I don't think the speed adjustment button (below the mouse wheel) can be reassigned. As I think someone else mentioned, it can't be manually turned off (it automatically hibernates after a certain period of inactivity).

This mouse is pretty good for a cheap price. It has pretty good sensitivity and hand-shape, but can cause a bit of cramping with prolonged use.My biggest beef with the mouse is that it does not have an on/off switch. If you are in a work area that is bumped into frequently, this means that you burn through batteries faster than you should when the mouse isn't in use.The mouse does include a storage area for the USB dongle, which is always convenient. Overall it's what you would expect from a mouse that costs less than $10. Cheaply made, not a huge number of features, but it gets the job done.

3 stars because the seller is good and prompt. but the mouse sucks. the speeds are weird, either super slow, too slow, or too fast. it doesn't glide as well on multiple mouse pads. the grip you see int he photo, on the sides, are plastic, and irritate the inside of my finger practically giving me anxiety it's weird. i'm no gamer, i don't game on a computer anyway, but i am on the computer a lot doing business work. so this is not me trying to break it down but a normal dude noticing stuff around me and the differences in my hand which seems to be hard for other people, you know should, am i right guys? thought the mouse looked cool, only 10 bucks, but super lame mouse. the scroll wheel also is just slightly higher than normal which makes it sort of awkward to use and the buttons are very light which i don't like. the wheel also rattles because you can tell it was made cheaply, just annoying overall.