Cooler Master MM711 RGB-LED USB Lightweight 60g Wired Gaming Mouse - 16000 DPI Optical Sensor, 20 Million Click Omron Switches, Smooth Glide PTFE Feet, and Ambidextrous Honeycomb Shell, Black

The mouse feels like a feather, an extension of the arm itself. The large ptfe feet provide good glide and the ultralight cable provides the closest feeling to a wireless mouse. However build quality leaves room for improvement. Clicks are good and firm but the main buttons wobble with each click, the side buttons also are on the softer side. For the price it is a very very lightweight mouse with very good performance sans the lackluster build quality. Update: mouse started double clicking in about 2 years. Thankfully cooler master gives 2year warranty. Got my money refunded and switched to another mouse. Only after switching I can truly appreciate its wonderful shape and superlight weight. Only after losing a good item you realise how good it really is. Shame its out of stock. Changing to 5 star even though no one will read it because it deserves it.

Loved this mouse. If you have medium to small sized hands, this mouse will be perfect for you. I was a bit skeptical about the quality of the mouse considering its price, and bad reviews of its predecessor, the MM710, but once I got this, my doubts all vanished. This is a premium product at a semi-premium price. The software can use a bit of work, but the mouse looks, feels and works fantastically. It is so light and the good quality of wires makes it feel almost wireless. The glides are of superior quality and slides easily across the mouse pad. A feature that I liked about the mouse software was the ability to calibrate according to the surface. The holes in the body do not disturb the palm placement, and the buttons feel premium as expected given the omron switches. The sensor is accurate, and one of the top 10, making it feel pin point to the movements. The RGB lights are an added touch that makes the design look more unique. Got it at ₹3300, get it if you want a premium gaming mouse, mainly for FPS games. 10/10 would recommend.

I'm a regular fps casual competitive gamer and I've some good experience with CSGO, Valorant and a little bit with Pubg pc too. Earlier, I was using the Logitech G402 and because of the well known double click issue, i had to upgrade. I am more of a Logitech person in terms of mice and I've also tried some Razer mice as well but they didn't suit me. I got it for 5k and have been using it for past 9 months now and here are some of my observations- - Idle for Fingertip, Claw and Hybrid Grips - Unlike the elongated G402. it has got a hump like design on the back (it can fit in your hand more easily) - Good built quality - Looks good with the rgb - Clicky & tactile switches (like Logitech) - Very Precise and Accurate sensor - Probably the lightest mouse out there @60g - Rivals the Glorious Model O and the Zowie (which are more expensive) - Best for FPS games but u can also play other genres too - Best in the price segment (5k or less) - Good scroll wheel with a textured rubber grip - Got a software to control various aspects of the mouse Here are some potential cons- - might be a little small for larger hands - Dust settles in the holes quite easily (not a deal breaker tho) - Don't buy it for more than 4k in 2021. In conclusion, it's an amazing mouse and probably an overkill for the likes of me as my skills don't justify the 5k I spent on it XD, although I still don't regret my decision. It has got everything to call it one of the best at this price range (here in India atleast). The '-1 star' is for the small size thing otherwise it's perfect. If u can get it for 4k or less then you should most definitely go for this one.

epic mouse, feels light and sturdy fits my hand perfectly (i have smaller hands).decent software, does not rely on the software and all profiles are stored onboard. everything works as you would expect and more. the sensor is basically the best one, pmw 3389.the switches are good too and i feel good knowing they wont start double clicking as they are 20M click omrons and higher quality. i was worried about the left click pinching on the ring/little finger as the button wraps around the mouse but so such issue. only issue i found was the dpi button can be remapped but only registers as a click. no hold function...unless you add a macro keybind in "hold in loop mode". seems like a workaround but simply works. add a mouse bungee to your shopping cart as this will make your experience even better, i ordered the cheapest mouse bungee on here. And its overall a great upgrade from a g304.

Pros: Tracking is superb with the PixArt PMW3389 sensor. Won't stop even during high speed flicks. Software is very easy to use and understand. Light weight around 62g Cons: As it is using some generic Omron switches for the sides they can sometimes feel a little mushy. Left and right mouse clicks are okay. The scroll wheel starts to make some noise within 2-4 months of extensive use. This is just a claw grip style of mouse if you have palm or any other style it will not feel as pleasurable to use. Will need to spend extra on a mouse bungee. Even though Cooler Master has made the cable really lightweight, i would recommend a bungee to go along with it. Final thoughts: If you have a claw grip style and need a cheap bang for your buck go for it. Jan2023 Edit: Will work for max a year after that the scroll wheel and the cable gives up.

So this is my thoughts of MM711 after using it for 6 months. First and foremost My main games are CS:GO and Apex Legends and i play 6-8 hours a day and MM711 never disappointed me in the regards of precision or tracking. Now lets start with the overall mouse and my opinion on it. *Dont buy if u have quite large hands in my case it took me like 3 months to get adjusted because of my relatively large hands otherwise you can buy it becasue it fits perfect in any medium hand. *I use a fingertip grip and a relatively low sens and i should say its really good in aspect of its grip stance. The honeycomb holes are in perfect spots so it never going to be a problem for your pinky if you bend it far to back with a claw or fingertip. But due to the button layout and how its wrapped towards the sides you cant put your ring finger too front because when you do it pinches your finger while clicking and its quite uncomfortable but on positive side if you bend your ring finger then it will help you in more stable aiming, in my case it did helped me stabilizing my aim. *As for the build quality its good i guess because when you squeeze"hard" it tends to make some noise which i guess is due to the honeycomb sheel but its nothing like breaking into pieces. *Now for the buttons they are clicky they are responsive with a bit of post travel. Note : With the slight post travel it might be hard to make rapid single clicks but if you don't make any rapid click in game like Apex Legends where you single shot hemlok or single shot flatline it will be not be a good experience but you got macro's if you want. I personally dont use any of them because i dont use rapid click a lot. *Side buttons are the best you need no effort to click them, the scroll wheel is one of the best i ever tried and the dpi button is nice and small and never interfaces with any thing. *Now the sensor, before this i used to play with Logitech G402 and I didn't like its sensor or its calibration. When i used to play with G402 there was always like this slight acceleration and it was niether static nor linear it kicked in out of a sudden and completely messes with the aim. I get it its a heavy mouse and to accommodate that you need bit of acceleration but with g402 it was so bad i cant even aim properly because i always used to play with no accel mouse and when i used g402 i noticed it instantly so yeah! But after getting the MM711 it's like dream come true. With the PIXART 3389 there is no acceleration its 1:1 which i love the most in a mouse. There was no jitter while tracking. The precision was on point. No spin outs. The lift off distance is low like 0.5cm or 1½ dvd. Best sensor ever used by me. *Lastly the software, masterplus software do need some work asthetically but other than that its quite good. Now the important part in Performance Section of the software there is a thing called button response time which is in lower right and it does play a role. There are response times from 4ms to 32ms and i prefer to play at 16ms because idk why it feels much better than 4 ms maybe because i play on 60hz monitor maybe playing at 144hz or 240hz i would be able to play at 4 ms but in 4ms the mouse is so fast that i cant handle it😂. Thats it, the mouse is great and it in the right hands its the perfect mouse you can own.

Used this for 9 months then it died while everyday day gaming. Just one day suddenly died while usage. And, Cooler Master service is the worst. They ghosted me .. its been a Month now they didn't even responded to my complaint. This was a Very bad experience.

Amazing mouse. Top level sensor and obviously, its lightweight. Took couple of days to adjust because of the lightweight. After fine tuning the sensitivity, it's roars. I have medium sized hands and I use claw grip. So, it's great for me. You can use palm grip if you have medium size hand but I dont think large hands with palm grip will be smooth on this mouse. Unless you develop a Claw Grip style. The software is very simple though I wont recommend surface tuning. The mouse acts very different. A firmware updates comes with the software. Best budget mouse. Go for it.