Wired Gaming Mouse 7200 DPI, 7 Programmable Buttons

The body has a contoured right-hand shape with a textured side grip, so it suits most right-handed palm and claw grips. Smaller hands get good control from the side buttons without stretching. Very large hands may find the body a little short, so check the 12.3 cm length against your hand before you order.

7200 DPI is the top of the sensitivity range, and the three DPI modes let you run a lower setting for precise aim and a higher one for fast moves. Most players settle on a mid-range value and adjust in the driver. For ranked play, the sensor tracks fine movement well at the settings most people actually use.

The body is matte black plastic with a glossy red accent panel. It feels light in the hand, which some people prefer and others find less solid than a heavier premium mouse. The high-speed wired USB cable connects straight to the PC, so there is no battery to charge or replace.

Yes. The driver CD in the box lets you assign macros and shortcuts to the seven programmable buttons and set your DPI modes. If you skip it, the mouse still works with its default settings.

A stock office mouse usually has two or three buttons and a basic sensor. This one adds a 7200 DPI optical sensor, seven programmable buttons and three DPI modes for a budget price. You get more control for shortcuts and gaming without buying a premium mouse that costs several times as much.