MM711

This Cooler Master MM711 is an amazing lightweight gaming mouse! At just 60g, it feels incredibly nimble without sacrificing build quality. The honeycomb shell design is both functional and stylish. The RGB lighting is vibrant and customizable. The 16000 DPI optical sensor is extremely accurate and responsive. Glides smoothly on any surface. The cable is flexible and doesn't drag. Perfect ergonomic shape fits my hand comfortably. Great for FPS gaming with instant click response. Build quality is excellent despite the lightweight design. Best gaming mouse I've used!

As a person coming from the Logitech G502, the MM711 feels like a huge upgrade. Though the price tag may make some people assume the mouse to be cheap, I assure you that the mouse is very high in quality, especially for its price point. The plastic feels very sturdy and durable, the RGB lighting is tasteful, and the buttons have a satisfying feel to them. Though the MM711 falls a little short in terms of the feel of the M1 and M2 buttons, since they can move a little bit from side to side, but this isn't a big problem with the mouse unless you are very nitpicky with the quality of your peripherals. The ergonomics of the mouse is phenomenal and it won't take long to adjust to the shape of it. For those with larger hands, however, you must know that the mouse is relatively small at 11.6 cm x 6.24 cm, so make sure that you'll be happy with that once you get this product. I have larger hands, and I have quickly gotten used to it. Note that using this mouse gives you the feeling of holding nothing. It is an incredibly light mouse, and it was quite jarring to go from the G502 to the MM711. I recommend for those looking into this mouse to just take the leap and give it a shot. You cannot go wrong with this mouse. If you don't like it, just return it and keep shopping, but this mouse is truly in its own class due to its high quality, great ergonomic feel, and impressively light frame.

I bought this to replace my Razor Mini 2 and I couldn't be happier. It's pretty close in weight and glides nicely. I've not had any issues with jitter. It feels equally good in my hands and the buttons are placed nicely. The wheel scrolls silently but you can feel the steps, which is nice. The wheel press has the perfect amount of resistance. The RGB was incredibly easy to toggle (and turn off). The manual will show something like, "A + B", to toggle settings. Make sure you are holding A first, and pressing B, otherwise it will not work.

My main is a finalmouse UL2 Capetown i had this to give it a try and sell my Finalmouse, In some aspects is similar and it got RGB but despite of that the buttons wobble a little bit and the clicks doesn't feel powerful enough. On the bright side the cable and scroll wheel feel great, the RGB look sick and it's comfortable enough to not feel the difference between a FM and the mm711, but for me its not an apples to apples comparison having in mind the price breach between the two mice. If I haven't had my cape town first this mouse could be my dream mouse

I game hard and I game a lot... I used to buy the latest and greatest gaming mouse whenever I needed a replacement, but it started becoming prohibitively expensive to spend $50-80 every 6 months - 1 year. So, I switched to basic $10 USB corded mice (the type that usually comes with prebuilt systems) for the past few years and honestly, haven't noticed much of a difference, although I really missed the left side buttons (I almost always program these for different game actions). So, when it was time to buy a new mouse, I started doing research and found a lot of people recommending this mouse. Long story short, I love this mouse. It feels good, is extremely smooth and accurate, and is just perfect for me. The switches feel good and it even comes with spare glide pads, something I've never seen packaged with a mouse before. The RGB is hardware integrated and doesn't require buggy bloatware drivers or a dedicated app. I normally don't feel the need to review purchases on Amazon, but I am VERY happy with this mouse, especially for the price. Don't bother with anything more expensive, I dominate the FPS games that I play online and have been gaming competitively since the early days of Counterstrike. This is the real deal. I'm actually considering buying another as a backup for fear of this model being discontinued or replaced. I love this mouse. If you're shopping for an awesome gaming mouse that does everything that you need and nothing that you don't, this is the one. THE ONE.

UPDATE***** EDIT**** MY MAIN MOUSE BROKE AGAIN, AND NOW I USE THIS ALL THE TIME. IT CREAKS IT RATTLES BUT IT DOESNT BREAK. I PLUGGED THIS INTO A DIFFERENT USB PORT AND IT CHANGED EVERYTHING AND WAS WAY LESS LATENCY WAY LESS DELAY. AFTER I DID THIS IT CHANGED THE PERSPECTIVE I HAD ON THIS MOUSE. MAKE SURE TO DOWNLOAD THE SOFTWARE AND PLAY AROUND WITH THE CLICK SETTINGS. MAKE SURE TO PLAY AROUND WITH UR USB PORTS CAUSE THIS ONE IS VERY SENSITIVE TO THAT. WAY MORE THAN MY RAZER MOUSE. ITS NIGHT AND DAY. AFTER CHANGING USB PORTS IM FINE WITH USING THIS MOUSE. I ALSO PUT BLACK ELECTRIC TAPE ON THE RIGHT SIDE WHERE THE HOLES ARE AT. I PUT LIKE FIVE LAYERS IT HELPS ALOT IF UR CLAW CRIP CAUSE HOLES ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE MOUSE WAS AN INSANE MOVE FROM COOLERMASTER BUT ITS BEARABLE NOW. NOT BAD NOW I bought this mouse as a backup mouse for fortnite bc my main mouse broke OK before I get into a more in-depth review on this mouse let me preview with just a basic TLDR; -Great mouse for entry level gaming or like me, need a light backup mouse when your main mouse unfortunately breaks or you’re going through an unlucky phase of mice breaking on you. NONETHELESS great for just internet surfing casual gaming, office work etc. no problems in that regard at all. -great wire, clean rgb, easy to install software, been using it aggressively and no buttons breaking no double clicking, no scroll wheel issues (besides a little squeak lol) everything works completely fine and reliably. No quality control issues here - i wouldn’t purchase this mouse if it was more than $30-$35. I believe I got it for 25. If you spent 35 it would be specifically because you are confident that the SHAPE can be a great fit for you to try for gaming! $30 still not a bad deal for what it is in 2024. Was made a few years ago and can still hold up today for its price. now for gaming and fortnite specifically because fortnite literally destroys the life expectancy of a mouse and puts it through the ultimate test compared to games like Minecraft valorant etc. which are all still games that I play. no game has as much clicking and arm swinging and smacking your mouse around in short intervals of time as much as fortnite does unfortunately - the mouse has very mid click latency in terms of fortnite. Wouldn’t really be noticed elsewhere imo. not bad, not good either. very mushy omron clicks, super noticeable compared to razors optical or ttc golds in feel, and also delay. about what 25-30 dollars would get you. can still be competitive on it tho, just perhaps not as flashy? there mice with less delay out there but if the shape fits your hand like a Cinderella shoe, I wouldn’t worry about the click latency too much. your brain will get used to it but if you’ve had faster you will be able to notice. maybe it’s the mouse latency as a whole and not the switches, but definitely noticeable compared to a razer optical switch or the hyperx pulsefire haste - idk who calls this mouse a claw mouse but they’re selling themselves short and their aim short if they use it and they are CLAW grip. hybrid, palm, and fingertip this mouse is perfectly fine. A shape to try at least for the price to see if you like it. It’s very light with good weight distribution. Mouse Skates are the definition of mid. Nothing to lose sleep over though. Above there is a picture of the hyperx pulsefire haste and the cooler master mm711. The cooler master mouse is the mouse that is plugged in with RGB. Note the back shape of these two mice. The pulsefire haste’s highest point is in the middle of the mouse then it immediately starts to drop off and taper off drastically. The razer viper mini is like this as well, a commonly liked claw grip mouse. The COOLERMASTER mm711 has well, a big butt lol. The highest point near the middle of the mouse remains at that point for quite awhile and tapers very very slowly and does not drop off as steep nor as fast as the mouse next to it. To anyone that is NOT a claw grip user, this extra mass of plastic grants MORE stability. BUT to a claw grip user this just puts you farther back on the mouse with a grip that is already clenched up like a claw. It also takes away your strongest asset, how far up you grip the mouse and the aim that comes with experienced claw grip users on an accommodating shape. The extra space is pushing your hand farther back worsening your control of the mouse, and also keeps your hand up higher, wherein claw grip “anchoring” your hand on the middle of that mouse and having a point of contact to the mousepad is important for your grip. I assure you that if you are gaming and claw grip there are much better options and your grip will thrive off a different shape. for other grips this mouse would be a great shape to try that won’t break the bank. I’d like to point out I can’t speak too much on different mouse grips besides claw but in my opinion it’s a good mouse for $25 to just SEE if you like the shape. But take my opinion with a grain of salt. Again, this mouse is great for office work and casual gaming 100%, all this extra writing is for more competitive gaming, this mouse is great for anything casual or a reliable mouse for your office. Rgb can be clean or it can be flashy , very customizable -sensor is good, not my favorite but I think that’s just from personal preference so I don’t want to talk down on it too much but moreover just describe it. This mouse is supposedly an upgrade and more recent sensor than the sensor in the hyper x pulsefire haste mouse, the pixart 3335 sensor. When I first used the hyperx pulsefire haste I was switching over from the viper mini and cobra. I was astounded by the pulsefire sensor and its responsiveness. my aim improved after adjusting to the sensor. It felt accurate yet smooth and buttery like. The coolermaster mm711 sensor feels a lot more “uptight” and just all around tighter and robotic, to where it felt like it wasn’t supporting or complimenting the natural movement and aim of my wrist/arm. the lift off distance is incredibly mid as well but nothing to lose sleep over. I recommend making sure you check the “performance” tab in the coolermaster software and adjust those accordingly. THE MOUSE IS GREAT FOR THE PRICE. but for even 40 bucks there are mice that absolutely blow this mouse out of the water in terms of performance. Nonetheless, i cant knock a mouse if it hasn’t broke on me. At the end of the day reliability is very important, and it’s definitely reliable. not the best performance, most certainly not the worst. Shape could work for you you’d just have to try it. The quality control is great on my batch. Holes on the side of the mouse make it weird to grip on the right side but nothing to lose sleep over. All in all, great mouse if you need one that performs well but only got 30 bucks. this mouse been out for years, it means something that it’s still a legitimate option for gaming if the shape fits you 👍🏻 cheers

my overall review for this mouse is really worth the money. i just love the mouse. its damn light. its my first lightweight mouse and im damn okay with it. although it will take time for me to adapt to its shape from a g502 to this one. it's actually a bit small for my hand (17cm x 9cm). but not too much that it gives me a problem, i can do a palm grip with it but my wrist slightly rubs on my mousepad. so i usually opt for a claw grip, which is perfect for it. the buttons don't feel mushy or wobble as much as people have reviewed, maybe i just got a good batch, who knows. its perfect for my taste. the side buttons on it are a bit closer than to my g502 but its not a concern — just something i have to adapt to. the RGB is fine but the software to control is a bit wonky, you can tune it but not to a certain extent. not the sellers fault on that, this is on CMs side - just letting you know.

The price is great, the performance beats many other mouses in terms of ease of mouse movement. Super light, has an even lighter version, but for a casuall all-rounder, probably my third or fourth buy of the same mouse. After about 6 months to a year, the mouse wheel does seem to usually give way and glitch a bit, but no other glaring issues.

Received the mouse ahead of schedule. Set it up almost immediately and was amazed at the MasterPlus software and the ability to fine tune the settings on the mouse.

It is a nice mouse. It is light and works how it is supposed to be. I like the feel of the wire. However, after a few months the mouse would disconnect. Often it was after my pc was starting up (also from sleep). The mouse would light up while I was pressing the buttons (not the breathing motion it normally has if its turned on) but no movements. In the end, it does not happen very often and for the price it was worth it.

À moins d'avoir déjà passé du temps avec une souris de moins de 70 grammes, sortir la MM711 de son carton surprend forcément. Elle ne pèse pas grand-chose. C'est comme si elle était « vide ». Très vite, on remarque le design ambidextre adopté par Cooler Master pour sa création, un design réussi avec une souris trapue qui se destine plus logiquement aux petites, voire aux mains de taille moyenne. Avec moins de douze centimètres de long, les plus grandes mains ne seront pas à leur aise à moins d'adopter une tenue du bout des doigts ou finger tip grip comme disent les anglophones. Hélas, le design ambidextre de la souris n'est pas une totale réussite et, dans les faits, elle s'adresse bien plus aux droitiers qu'aux gauchers. Déjà, ces derniers seront gênés par la présence des deux boutons de pouce sur le côté gauche de la souris, mais en plus ils ne pourront, eux, pas profiter de ces accessoires pourtant indispensables aux joueurs. Cooler Master aurait sans doute pu imaginer un système pour masquer / déplacer les boutons en question, mais cela aurait évidemment renchérit le coût de la souris et sa légèreté en aurait aussi pris pour son grade. Dès lors que l'on pose son regard sur la souris, il est impossible de ne pas remarquer sa structure en nid d'abeille : une astuce employée pour en limiter le poids. Dans certains cas, cette astuce entraîne une perte de solidité de la structure. Ce n'est pas le cas ici et quelles que soient les pressions exercées sur le corps de la souris, à aucun moment on a l'impression de pouvoir la tordre. En revanche, il faut reconnaître que le premier contact avec le dos façon « gruyère » peut surprendre. Nous nous y sommes fait rapidement, mais certains joueurs garderont une sensation inconfortable. À tester. Nous l'avons dit, Cooler Master exploite cette structure en nid d'abeille afin de proposer un exubérant système d'illumination, largement paramétrable. Nous y reviendrons. Puisque nous parlons esthétique et comme vous pouvez le voir sur les photos, nous avons reçu la version noire matte, mais il existe six coloris : noir mat / glossy, blanc mat / glossy, blue steel et golden red. Enfin, impossible de parler esthétique sans évoquer le câble USB : tressé, il brille par sa souplesse qui donne l'impression d'avoir une cordelette entre les mains. C'est redoutablement pratique à l'usage.

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Great lighting, very lightweight.