Gaming - Model D 2: Wired Ergonomic Mouse, Superlight 58g, 26K Optical Sensor, 6 Programmable Buttons, 80 Million Click Lifecycle, FPS, MMO, MOBA, Battle Royale (Black)

I havent been pc gaming for long, but one of the first things you learn is things arn't cheap, and you need alot of diffrent stuff. I originally started out with an already well used Model O1 and loved it, clicks were always percise, feet always felt smooth accross my mousepad, alot faster and easily ajustable DPS, super light and honestly just good looking. finally decided to upgrade as over the 4 years or so that mouse had been used so much the plastic began to have a polished feel from use. Uprgaded to the Model D for a for fitted feel and stayed with wired (personal prefrence ik......) and honestly for the 50 bucks I spent I couldnt be happier, everything I said about the model O holds true to this one, and one day maybe ill afford one of their keyboards. If I had one gripe, or moreover suggestion, I wish they offered a model, or included it in their v3 mice, id like to have a free scroll or faster scrolling wheel. Regardless,easy 5 stars

Works great

Significantly different than the model o I purchased years ago. This mouse is good for those who are looking for a comfy overall user experience. The weight is very light but there’s a huge caveat in the cord. The cord really wants to be flexible but after one or two days of solid gaming, the cord became incredibly stiff. Specifically towards the mouse end. This mouse single-handedly makes me want to switch to wireless because even with a bungee. I run into the issue of having to pinch all the way to the usb ending of the cord, and drag to the mouse to create a tiny bit of slack. If I don’t fix the slack, the cord will reliably bend under the mouse if I pick up at ALL to make a movement. The cord is the very first issue. The sensor itself seems totally different than my previous model o and the new software is terrible. I like only two dpi setting toggles when I use the button but for some reason the new software only allows a minimum of 4 dpi settings. So if I want to switch on the fly during a game, I have to press the dpi button 3 times instead of once. Then there’s the clicks of m1 and 2 buttons. Terrible. There’s a slight distance of travel an almost two audible clicks for every one press. It’s as if the top of the click has to break some tiny little amount of residue or some microscopic piece of plastic to fully depress. In a way I believed I had to “break in” this due to some possible machining error in the factory but the issue never went away. It’s present in both right and left mouse buttons. Click quality is bad in short. This newer model of a very good mouse is a big step back in my opinion. I suggest if you are looking for a corded overall gaming mouse. Consider the switch to cordless. The technology is finally here for it and you can find mice at a similar price point so long as you research a little bit. If you can stomach the price, the Logitech superlight series happens to have over 4 days of battery life so you should consider the switch. Don’t disappoint yourself because you thought glorious peripherals were a sleeper. They have seriously fell off and I’ll be surprised if hp doesn’t buy them out like they did hyper x. Have a great day and if you read this thanks. I love clicking buttons and stuff

So far so good, it’s supposedly rated 10x more clicks than your average mouse, my corsair died after a few years; hopefully this one lasts 5-10 like it’s supposed to. Feels good and super light; took a bit to get used to coming from a heavier adjustable weighted mouse, but overall it’s been an improvement.

Great lightweight mouse. Middle mouse button died recently so I tried I tried swapping over to a gravstar mouse but it was so uncomfortable to use. Really made this mouse's design shine even brighter. It is great in all aspects. It is incredibly light which can give an impression of it being cheap but my pervious D2 lasted 2 years before the middle mouse button started to stick. Great value for an everyday, all day use mouse.

I'm surprised I do not see this mentioned more often in the reviews here, as it's a known issue when you search it out.. This mouse has an issue where you single click but it produces a double-click. Happens maybe 1/5 of the time. Starts out fine but within a few months this issue crops up and persists. I'm not sure if its faulty design allowing dust into the button contacts or what. This is the third one of these mice I've had. Every one exhibited the same issue. Folks, I would stay away from this mouse.

Son loves it.

Very light. My kid approves for butterfly clicking. 🤷🏻‍♀️

This mouse is great for FPS games, the sensor is one of the best you could find right now. For games like minecraft where CPS is kind of important, drag clicking is amazing but there is less space for butterfly clicking. Palm grip and claw grip is preferred but fingertip is almost okay.

Esta marca es calidad en casi todo lo que hace. El ratón es muy liviano (como me gustan a mí para no forzar la mano) y al estar agujereado, evita que te sude la mano y es muy cómodo de agarrar. Las especificaciones son muy buenas y lo recomiendo por su calidad general.

The copy that I got has very good build quality. The left and right clicks feel the same. There is little to no play, which is good for me. In game, you barely feel the cable. Coming from the deathadder v2, the shape is very similar. However, the Model D 2 is noticeably lighter than the DA. It is better suited for large hands for palm grip or claw grip. Overall a solid mouse, especially for 63$ + taxes.

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