QpadLED Bluelight Optical Wired Gaming Mouse and Mouse Pad (OM-75)

wanted a replacement mouse for my old naga shapeyou really cant beat what you get for the price here. a big company would sell this for 100 easily lol

It works, but there are no macOS or Linux utilities or driver to turn off the obnoxious lights.The only reason to get this thing is if you really miss the Steelseries Ikari. The shell is nearly identical, but doesn't have the rubber surfaces of the Ikari. (Which perhaps is for the best, as the Ikari rubber broke down over time and became sticky.)

I remember that I bought this mouse when I was 15 and I loved it, it is a perfect suit for my hand.Because I didn't have any issues with it, apart from the fact that the cable broke after months of several use, I decided to buy it again. This time, it did not last more than 2 months, the software got worse(?) and the optical sensor goes crazy when a cat hair is in the mouse pad.It is a $20 mouse (I would say $10 after this experience), you get what you pay for I guess.

Good things first, the shape is perfect with 1-2-2 fingers on the mouse (1 left, 2 top, 2 right). This really has the most comfortable shape, similar to the DM Comfy S and Mionix Naos. Unfortunately, the coating is an odd choice as it (easily) gathers dirt which is very visible. The real problem is, however, that it broke after only 5 months. The left mouse button is broken already, very disappointing!