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This mouse also features a DPI switching button coupled with a set of lights that indicate the current level; this is a feature I quite like because it doesn’t require any drivers to work. There is also a set of buttons on the top of this mouse, one of which is used to tell the mouse what kind of surface it’s on, but the other is used to switch through macro profiles.
The sensor on this mouse was amazingly accurate and worked on all the surfaces I could think to use it on, it also manages a massive 5040DPI. So the most important part of the mouse works well.
A braided cable, yet another thing this mouse features, this looks much nicer than a simple plastic wire, the USB plug at the end is also gold. Not actual gold, just painted, but it still looks better than silver.
Pricing is also very good, available at Scan for £35.23, which is a large amount less than comparable mice from larger, more well known companies.