PWNAGE Gaming Mouse - Ultra Custom Ergo - RGB Esports Pro Gamer Flawless Professional PMW3389 Optical Sensor 16,000 DPI - Flexible Paracord Cable - 100% PTFE Skates (SolidSides, Wired, White)

Very responsive mouse, light-weight. Between the light weight and the slippery feet, it slides much more easily than my other, older mice.The plastic used doesn't have as nice of a feel (probably subjective), and is a bit slippery, without using the included pads. I didn't take long before adding the pads, which are super grippy. The main problem I have with the side pads is that the back edges rub against my palm, which is annoying. I trimmed them a bit with scissors, and it's much better. Aesthetically, the side pads are stick-on and don't add to the looks; trimming doesn't help with that, but comfort is higher importance.The shape is a good feel for me. I like the non-symmetrical design. It seems smaller than a couple of the Logitech mice I've been using. Size seems about right for me.The extra parts look like fun. Not sure I'll do much swapping, but the white mouse comes with some black parts, in case you want a hybrid look. I added the weights and it's still pretty lightweight. Having the option to fine-tune it to your preference is a neat feature.The bottom-line is that I think it is better for gaming than what I've been using. Price is very competitive; perhaps it's priced lower than before because this is now an older model?

This mouse is really nice! I picked it up to see how it compared to my Glorious Model D, and I like it better. It weighs the same, but has interchangeable top plates and switch covers, so I set mine up with a solid top plate in the white colorway, giving it a nice panda or stormtrooper look to it. It feels good in the hand, and tracks really well. Unlike the Model D, there is no flex to the body of this mouse, and I think it looks better without all the Glorious junk all over it. I couldn't find many review videos of this mouse, so I didn't know what to expect, but it was worth the cost.I probably won't use this much, as I've now started enjoying symmetrical mice, but I'll definitely keep it and use it from time to time. You could do much worse for the cost!

I really like this mouse but have to return it due to 2 major issues for my personal taste. Please read on if you are interested.Pros:- Lightweight (coming from G502 and Deathadder V2 user)- Very well-built. I was debating between this and the Model D. Returned the model D and keep this for a little longer because of much better built of the PWNAGE mouse. No creeking sound when squeeze the mouse to pick it up and move around. The model D gives me a small give and creeking sound.- Tons of customization: (1) ability to micro-adjust weights to fit your need for specific tasks, (2) ability to change the color of the mouse to match your current/future set up, (3) ability to change the grip to fit your need (smooth or grippy)- Lots of adds-on/extra come in as standard: (1) full set of shell (palm rest and buttons) with opposite color of your mouse, (2) extra weight adjustment, (3) extra feet, (4) finger grip pieces- Fit great in my big hand (20x10)- Excellent tracking and response- Good clicking sound (although I prefer silent click as I sometimes use the mouse at night time)- Competitive price ($60 usd) - great bang for your bucksCons:- Despite all the positive, I have 2 big reasons to return the mouse. I do really think hard before doing this. I do want to support the small company with innovative ideas and sell good product. Here are the reasons:- (1) there is a slight protrusion at the back of the mouse that bothers me a lot while using the mouse. It is at the end of the back plate where your palm rest, this area is the part where PWNGE make slightly out for easy removing the back plate. It is a bit too protruding for my taste as it rubs against my palm when using and causing quite some discomfort. I wish in the updated version. I do prefer seamless design where it smoothly transition. I rather have a mouse that slightly difficult to open up and change the back plate than a mouse that is discomfort to use. After all, how often do I need to change it?- (2) this might be silly reason for you and might be unfair to the mouse but it makes a big enough weight for my decision to return. I realize that I prefer mouse without holes even if it is 10-20g heavier. I come from G502 and deathadder V2, I want to try out lighter mouse with holes. I did give the PWNGE 2 weeks of use as well as other hole mouse, so overall, more than 1 month of use. I do not like it. As stated previously, I prefer seamless design. Holes bother me. I also don't worry about dust getting in. No matter how hard I clean, or how good the surface coating is, dust will get in. I don't like it. I am not tech savvy enough to dissemble the whole mouse to clean it every month. With regular mouse, I can just use a damped cloth and wipe it up every week. Easier cleaning process, looks nicer and smells nicer in long run in my opinion. Also, the holes are at the bottom too. I might be ok if the holes is only at the top part because I can change the shell out, but holes are everywhere so it bothers me enough to return.- The included grippy attachment is nice and grippy enough but attaching it causes another issue, the seamless feeling of my fingers and hand is gone. I can feel the abrupt change in texture where the attachment ends. It along with the abrupt change in the bottom of the back plate stated in reason (1) causes very discomfort during use.Things I wish PWNGE improve or has in the updated version or another mouse:- No hole mouse (or at least in the bottom and the sides since the top part can be swapped out) with about 70g weight. Other companies have done it. I think a lot of people might prefer this if you have a version of the ultra custom with no hole and more seamless design at 70-80 g- Silent click version or an option to adjust this (might be a bit far-fetch at the moment but hey...nobody thought of ultra custom shell for mouse before)- More seamless design from the sides (maybe the sides could be curved slightly to include the difference in texture from the grippy attachments) and the back plate- Software could use some improvement to have more standard functions and more user friendly interface but not a deal breaker as I barely use it except the first time setting it up- Maybe a light indicator to see at quick glance what dpi I am currently inOverall, I highly recommend you try it out. The things that bother me might be nothing to you. If so, this is a fantastic mouse. Can't say highly enough for it. If you can get over the listed cons, I don't see the reason for you to hate it.

This mouse is awesome! I'm a relatively new PC gaming and I have medium hands with a claw/fingertip grip. I was coming from a razer deathadder v2. And this was an adjustment for sure. It felt small but once I added on grip tape (which came with the mouse) and adjusted the weights that came with it's something I think I got used to and enjoy using. My biggest pet peeve about this mouse is how easily I can accidentally hit the DPI button. When you take all the weights out this thing feels like nothing, I put about half the weights in and that's perfect for me. So far so good

I was an early adopter of the glorious model D. I have large hands and I palm grip the mouse. It feels amazing, comes with additional backplates (both the honeycomb and the solid in both black and white) the grip tape you can apply to the sides for those extra sweaty gamer moments, and extra set of the mouse feet. After 3 months of use the glorious model D (this mouses competition) its scroll wheel would get stuck in its click function, and I would have to put a paper clip down the side of it and pry it back up, where's this mouse after 1+ years has had 0 issues at all. 10/10 recommended

Super light weight and the battery lasts a really long time. USB-C charging is quick!! The software is pretty basic but it's low resource usage is a godsend compared to Razor...

The mouse is not overly large, it fits your hand decently ( i have large hands ). Great for gaming as there is no latency between clicking and the action on-screen, as well as not having to worry about dead batteries while in the middle of something important.Has all the buttons you need. The LED is a nice look if you have much LED on your desktop - or if you like that sort of thing.The price was reasonable as well.

Flawless design with smooth control. Super ergonomic for my type of hand. No issue with the accuracy of the laser. Connectivity was a breeze.