BENGOO KM-1 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Computer Mouse with Honeycomb Shell, 6 Programmed Buttons, 3 Adjustable DPI, Silent Click, USB Receiver, Ergonomic RGB Optical Gamer Mice Mouse for Laptop PC Mac

the mouse fits great in my hand, like sculpted to the shape of it. all of the buttons work well, its not silent but not very loud. i would say its pretty standard for click noise. hooked up right away to win10 desktop, which is nice because i couldnt find any drivers anywhere when i googled. cant customize the buttons like my fancy wired mouse but i dont care about that for this one, just want to use it when i sit back from the computer desk or am in working from my bed. someone complained about the side buttons being too far back but i think they are good. my other fancy gaming mouse has them even further back and i have to contort my thumb to reach them but this one is pretty easy. i looooooooooooooove the charger. got super sick of changing and charging batteries for my last wireless mouse.. thats the main reason i got this. super feature! absolutely hate batteries in them. if the lights worked on this baby i'd give it 5 stars. not a huge deal since it doesnt affect its functioning but just thought it would look kinda cool. and maybe make it easier to find in the dark. I attached pictures of the USB charging cord which is probably one of my favorite features. Now that I’ve been using it for a while it seems like it lasts about three days of very heavy use before it runs out. If I was smart I would probably just charge it every night when I go to sleep. Also, not sure if anyone’s interested but I took a picture of a lap desk with a small wireless keyboard, mouse pad, and then this wireless mouse. I don’t know why I didn’t think of it before. I used to get a sore back because I spent so many hours at the computer. I couldn’t find a decent office chair to save my life I literally spent three days Researching office chairs and they were all crap I use a 55 inch 4K TV for my Computer screen and now I can just sit on my bed with my lap desk, mouse and keyboard and I’m super comfortable for hours. edit-- i found out why the lights didn't light up. for some reason, the on/off button was stuck halfway between on and off. not sure why, but the mouse still functioned but the lights did not work. just wanted to mention it, in case it happened to someone else. thing works amazing now

Several months ago, I looked into a new headset for my gaming consoles. I don't use it often, so I wanted something in the $25-40 range. I stumbled upon a headset from Bengoo that fit the price range and had good reviews. I loved it. I wound up buying several more for gifts over the course of the year, and each one was just as god - if not better - than the previous ones. When I went looking for a wireless mouse recently, I discovered Bengoo had one of those as well. Price was right, so I tried it. I'm just as happy with it as I am with the headsets. One feature that really sold me was a hidden compartment underneath it where you can store the wireless USB transmitter. The lights are an added bonus for those looking to bling things out. I'd highly recommend trying this mouse, and don't forget the headsets are amazing if you're searching for those too.

The mouse looks really cool which is why I decided to order it so on that front it is everything that I expected, it is a nice lightweight matte black full sized mouse that feels great in the hand. It is the little extras that if they were done better would have made this mouse perfect. The LEDs are great, I love look of it, they are bright enough to give the mouse color but not bright enough to be distracting. The problem with the LEDs is that as far as I can tell the only way to control them is with the button on the bottom of the mouse giving you very limited control of the LEDs. I would like to be able to make the LEDs a solid color but that does not appear to be an option. I would also like more control over the DPI, as it comes there are 3 options for DPI Resolution, 800/1600/3200 and none of them feel right. If Bengoo provided a simple application to control the LEDs and DPI then that would solve every problem I have with this mouse besides the lack of a USB C charging port. Overall the mouse is well worth the $25 I paid for it but it could be much better with the introduction of a simple app.

So it's been a year, and it is still going strong. I've had several other mouses that are very similar, but they all seem to die within a few months. Usually the scroll wheel gives out. This mouse has zero issues so far. It is light and responsive. The scroll wheel feels really crisp. You get a good grip with the honeycomb frame, and I think it looks pretty cool. I don't use the light function, but it still works as well and looks pretty neat. All the buttons are responsive and have a good "click" to them. The charge seems to last a long time, several days with constant use. You can adjust the sensitivity which is a good feature. Honestly, cant think of anything to complain about after a year of use.

At first this seemed like a decent gaming mouse to use until I got the Glorious Model O Wireless, (check out all Glorious mice, they're much better than this and have a similar design!) but it was flaming garbage. I play a lot of minecraft 1.8.9 which has spam clicking combat and you need pretty high cps to last with many other factors, and I butterfly click, which is putting the pads of your index and middle fingers on one mouse button and rotating them up and down one finger at a time, and on my main mouse which is a cheap lenovo office mouse i got from my teacher for free, i can get up to 17 clicks per second. Butterfly clicking relies on double clicking, and this mouse doesn't double click, which I suppose is a good thing, but I can't click fast at all on it. Since jitter clicking doesnt rely on doubleclicks, I think a good jitter clicker could get like 14 cps on this thing but i dont jitter click because it hurts my arm and you can also get early carpel tunnel. As far as I remember with my experience on this thing, my max cps was 10, VERY VERY RARELY. The sensor also had lots of delay sometimes. Whenever i spun my mouse was when I most realized it. It has bad feet which scratch against your mousepad, but decent dpi and decent rgb lights. Another bad thing is that the macro side buttons arent very sturdy, but very soft instead, and not clicky enough so you can easily press one of them without meaning to and mess yourself up in some games. Also, the LED lights don't have the exact color they have on the amazon thumbnail of this product. Also, I have a personal preference for symmetrical mice, and this one isn't symmetrical, but you can't notice that and it doesn't affect my review. I try drag clicking on this mouse sometimes, which is using friction to drag your finger on a mouse button and get over 50 cps on quality mice by good drag clickers, but this mouse only picks up 1 click. This is a very good mouse for every day use as it still looks pretty sick, but this is NOT a gaming mouse. One more thing. If it had a mouse software to adjust the debounce time and possibly get a high cps, i might consider using this mouse. But it doesn't have a software at all. I spent an hour of my life searching for one when i bought this. Please stick to a more well known brand for gaming materials such as Glorious, Razor, Redragon, or Logitech unless you want to be scammed like me. I'm getting my Glorious Model O Wireless next week, and as my friend only wants an rgb mouse I'm going to be giving this one to him. I do think the model o wireless looks cooler though. At least my efforts won't be for nothing. I don't even play other games with this mouse and never have, as I play minecraft mostly. However, I have seen some reviews on this mouse and only 1 good review by an infamous youtuber who seemed to only like this mouse for its rgb, color, and charging mechanics, as his old mouse ran on batteries, and i'm pretty sure this was before heavy use. It would be better to get a good gaming mouse from a more well-known or popular budget gaming brand. Either way, this is a horrible mouse, so do me a favor and DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT BUYING THIS MOUSE!

Overall this isn't a bad mouse and while it's comfortable and accurate, it has a few annoyances. Pros: It's a full size mouse, seems to be accurate, the LED styling is attractive without being annoyingly over the top and it is rechargeable as opposed to battery powered. (and you can use it while it's plugged in for charging.) Cons: It goes into power-save way too fast and the scroll wheel doesn't wake it up. So if you're scrolling a web page and pause for more than a few seconds to read something, the scroll wheel stops responding and you have to shake or wiggle the mouse to wake it back up. The honeycomb styling, while attractive and light, makes the mouse TOO light -- it has no heft which makes it difficult to move precisely. Lastly there are no specific drivers available for it -- it just uses the general system mouse driver which limits some potential functionality. For instance, it has a button to change the DPI, but there's no way to see what it's setting it's on since the generic driver (on Windows) doesn't display that setting. Overall, it's not a bad mouse, but a few tweaks to the design and some real software would make this a very good mouse. As it is, I think you're better off spending a few more dollars and getting a name brand like Logitech.

I bought the mouse for about $18 which is really good for the price. Some things to note is that the mouse is very similar to Razer's DeathAdder Essential. So if you like the DeathAdder, this mouse will be great for you. The quality of the mouse is good and the weight of the mouse in my opinion is one of the lightest mouse I ever used. The usb port makes the mouse very convenient for travelling and I don't know any other wireless mouse that does that. The speed of the mouse is decent but not complaining, and the battery life is amazing. If you can't afford a wireless Logitech G502 for true gaming experience then I highly recommend this mouse for its price!

Edit: I was contacted by customer service out of their own volition and solved my issue free of charge. It was very kind of them to do that. Changing my review to 5 stars because I really do like the mouse and the customer service was excellent. I bought this mouse a month or so ago for fairly seldom use, and it was working great for a while. But now for some reason it's not registering? I've plugged the USB it came with into several different PC's and it just seems to have stopped working. I've scoured the web for a solution and everything I've tried has failed. Very disappointing D

The delivery was pretty fast. Product has a nice touch, comfortable, fits my hand. There are different light patterns to choose from. Good sensor for tracking, no issues when playing games. Because the design has webbed surface,it is lighter than other mouse. Good purchase.

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Pretty decent, light, looks good, great hand feel, the holes in it keep your palm cool. Haven't used for gaming so can't speak to that but haven't noticed any lag. Had it for almost 2 years now, battery life starting to fade, might need to get another soon. One thing I wish it would do is become a wired mouse when plugged in. Because it occupies 2 USB ports when charging.

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