SharkoonUSB, Shark Force II gaming mouse, grey, 4044951030453

I game a lot and in fact there are 3 gaming machines in our house for our 3 gamers Over the years I have noticed gaming mice and keyboards have shot up in price and you can easily pay £30 to £50 for a gaming mouse and £100 for a keyboard. I have occasionally bought cheaper £10 mice and they mostly disappoint. I previously had a more expensive Sharkoon and that died after about 5 yrs heavy use. Another one of those on another machine has lasted about 7 yrs now. I liked that mouse so took a chance on this Sharkoon mouse on the assumption that the make is a good one. I was not disappointed.The mouse sits in the hand well. It has multiple function buttons and adjustable sensitivity. The sensitivity is controlled by the top led rgb illuminated button. This changes colour with different settings and so you can easily remember your favourite setting. Of course mouse sensitivity can also be adjusted in the Windows controls too but the rgb button gives ability to control on the fly. Most importantly the mouse is smooth and accurate so you can game with it and first person shooters, my personal favourites, work fine. Some more expensive mice come with adjustable weights but I always used them as shipped and I am happy with the medium weight of this mouse. The mouse has larger glide pads underneath and so it glides well and I imagine the pads will last a long time. For around £10 you cannot go wrong and of course the fact it comes in white, grey or black is a bonus.So in summary, if you are after an affordable but usable gaming mouse then buy this. Of course a gaming mouse is also perfect for everyday computer uses.The only thing I would say is if you have large hands you might find it a touch small. Mine are medium size hands and it feels comfortable and I think it would also be ok for smaller hands.