12 Programmable Buttons C12 Gaming Mouse, AFUNTA Laser Double-Speed Adjustment 8000DPI Mice Support 4 Level Switch

The buttons respond quickly, the quality is amazing. It is a bit bigger than most mice (obviously due to the number of buttons) Feels very comfortable to hold for long time gaming sessions. Very great value for the money. Never ran into any problems with its performance and have had it for a while now. The LED color changing is nice but cannot be changed. It just cycles through the multiple colors.

I got big hands, got it as a hold me over till I found a name brand mouse I liked, that was over a year ago and I cant find one I like better for more then twice the money, the DPI settings are handy, its not very loud and Ive been using it over a year and unlike some mice its standing up well the the abuse - would buy again

I picked this up mainly because I liked the layout of the buttons on the side...which do their job.The main thing that is irritating me about this mouse is that the sticky slides on the bottom of the mouse keep coming up at the corner which makes the mouse scrap across the mouse pad. I've already replaced all of them with the included replacements...and its only been 4 days. I'm really not sure if I'm going to keep the mouse specifically because of this obnoxious issue.The software for programing the buttons is nearly impossible to find if you don't have a way to access the included cd. Luckily I have an external cd drive sitting in a desk drawer, so I had no issues installing the software. Everything is really straight forward and the buttons are easily customized to simple key presses or macros.The mouse has a weird texter/feel on the top where your fingers rest which I don't like. I'd prefer that regular cheap mouse hard plastic to the soft feeling buttons on this as it feels slippery.The weights in the bottom of the mouse are easy to access and adjust to your desired weight - but make sure have a bag or something to keep them in if you take them out. The mouse comes in a nice hard case where you can store the extra weights you don't use - but you don't want them just smashing around in there.If the slides on the bottom were better designed this would be a pretty decent mouse for my needs.

so far i'm enjoying the mouse, the only real problem (+but also why im not taking stars off) is that I have very small hands and this mouse is pretty massive but this is something I didn't think about (lol). I really enjoy the program the mouse has to change the colors and change the button functionality, since it was easy to navigate and set up the mouse how I want it.I really enjoy the little bit of weight I can give to it, and that the mouse truly feels solid and that I'm not just holding a plastic shell. There's a bit of a lack of space to rest your pinkie finger on the right side of the mouse, which makes it difficult for me to pick it up, but I sort of fixed this by using one of the extra bottom grips on the side.Overall it's great for the money, I love the look of it and It hasn't given me any problems.

I bought this to replace my failing logitech as I had no interest in spending that kind of money at the time, and I knew if I got another logitech I'd have to take it apart to replace the switches which have (or had, at least) a history of failing.My first impressions were that the mouse was everything I wanted with the exception of the"8" thumb button which seemed like it was in a poor place and I had some issues clicking it. Fast forward about 9 months of heavy use (10+ hours/day), both the 8 thumb button is much worse - sometimes it feels like the button is going to fall off and often I have to try multiple times to get it to click, and the scroll wheel has become quite jumpy, to the point where often it will go in reverse.With that said I think the mouse is absolutely worth the money, but if you're a heavy user you might want to pay the extra money for a mouse that will last longer. I might just buy these yearly for the price.

Haven't quite figured out how to program the buttons without overriding other buttons. Might work well with games other than first person shooters.

This mouse is made by Zelotes. Afunta may be a distributor or a wing of Zelotes. The drivers that come on the disc with the mouse do not work. They are identical to the drivers on the Zelotes web site, which also do not work. The buttons on the side of the mouse do work, which correspond to 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. IF you happen to be playing a game where you don't use any of those numbers and IF that game happens to allow you to map more than one key to the same action then it might work for you. I wish I could get a copy of the older software that apparently, did at least work at one time under Windows 7. It might be possible to program the mouse on an old system and then use it on a newer one. The software may be lost to time.Hardware wise. The plastic seems thick and durable. The cable is braded and longer than most cheap mice. The pulsing RGB is ugly and cannot be disabled as there are no working drivers. The thumb rest is... not really my style. This mouse feels like it was designed more as a hover your hand type of mouse rather than a rest your wrist on the mousepad type of mouse.In conclusion. It qualifies as fraud to market this as a programmable mouse as it is not in fact, programmable. Most of the positive reviews are likely old.

Solid Purchase for the price, granted acquiring the software for adjusting the mouse’s DPI settings could be somewhat difficult; And this is mainly due to Zelotes website and your web browser if you have cd/dvd/Blu-ray drive the mouse does come with the software on a mini disk.Mouse lights are ok the color combination options won’t wow you; But if they do hey great. Button response and mouse wheel is good granted just out of the box (we’ll see after a years time of use)