Tyon Gaming Mouse (Black)

as expected quality... the first unit that came was faulty, seller replaced it in no time (4days). apart from that...mouse is just great, profile thing is amazing, now I have default profile with cntr, shift, enter keys on mouse n custom layout for games...different for each game...also this mouse looks good altogether with my alienware laptop setup... yah Logitech has best seller but practically...gaming expensive devices are better than normal one anyways.

Value for money if you are looking for these kind of mouse, precise movement, glide smooth on my corsair LED mouse pad, lots of programmable button, unique and well crafted.

I have had three of these mice (tyon) and all of them developed problems with in a year. If you want a superior gaming mouse, and are okay with (1) It being heavy, (2) it having less than a year's life, and (3) it being costly, then you should buy this. THE PROS It is the perfect mouse for gamers. I play BF3, BF4, BFV, PUBG occasionally. I have found it very useful for productivity as well (am a programmer) and can hardly imagine a life without the use of the dorsal fin switch (below the scroll wheel) - which I use to switch tabs; the thumb flap switch - which I use for scrolling fast on my 4k monitor; and the alternate function feature where essentially two sets of key bindings can be toggled with a toggling button pressed in combination (thumb backwards button) - I use this in combo with the dorsal fin to navigate back and forth in web history. The fact that I purchased three of these (from different sources) over the years shows how much I love the functionality of the mouse. THE PROBLEMS (BIG!) The problems started after about 10-11 months of use. Single left click now registers double/triple clicks always and makes it almost impossible to use. Often end up closing multiple windows, or tabs due to this. When coding it becomes very difficult to select a desired text, sometimes it selects the whole line due to triple clicking, when only one click was done physically. The thumb flap switch on the right side, which I use for scrolling, remains locked in the upward scroll position, creating a mayhem on my desktop, scrolling through tabs on my browser at light-speed, switching windows when focused on the task-bar. Once used in any direction, the right side switch has to be violently let go of, to make it stop scrolling upwards. The standard scroll wheel has also developed problems where the 'notches' or 'bumps' on the wheel are not in sync with the scrolling action, and often a single notch scroll registers a variable scrolling action, scrolling more or less randomly. The notch also sits awkwardly 'in between two scrolls', such that it spontaneously triggers a scroll on it's own. All three of the mice I owned developed these problems in around the same time period. I have all three with me still and I am trying to obtain support from ROCCAT about this. Let's see what they have to say.