This particular mouse has helped me a lot in my daily life. Due to its minimal weight, it is quite comfortable for my everyday tasks. It is good for its price, but I would not recommend it if you want a mouse (gaming) or even one for your professional work, as it does not offer the usability that a mouse should have. Also, it is good when you get a mouse to find the most expensive one (depending on your budget). For example, I have ordered the amazing "logitech g203" mouse from <skroutz> which has saved me, and anyone who has 27-30€ and wants to get a mouse, I recommend choosing this one because it truly solves the problem. Finally, it would be very useful for a gamer or someone who may work in a public service and spend a lot of time working in front of a computer, so this mouse would be very helpful for them.

The mice that exist from Razer are not worth the money at all, at most the mamba mice are worth it, and only for gaming performance. In contrast to all the other mice from Razer. Razer will probably never release mice for the office to serve these amazing technological mice for other uses, such as taking it to your office for your daily work.

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I have had it for over 3 years and I bought it as a cheap branded one.

Positives:

+ It has the "right" size and weight (43 x 81 x 127 mm (H x W x D) 136g) for desktop use and is considered "normal" (it is too big for a laptop). Nowadays, you can find all sorts of tiny mice at a low price. It fits well in the average adult male's hand. I consider its weight ideal for office use (you can call it "light").

+ It glides nicely on all surfaces and the laser also responds well (except for some special exceptions).
+ The click is soft enough and not too noisy (it doesn't remind you of other cheaper mice with sharp and abrupt clicks, but it's not completely quiet either). I would prefer if it had side buttons for back/forward (or whatever you want to assign them), but it doesn't have them. I think the best thing about it (for its price category) is its click, which sets it apart from others.

+ It hasn't had any issues on the surfaces I have used it on, even without a mouse pad (except for a glossy gray desk surface where another HP mouse also doesn't work). Overall, it has good accuracy and responsiveness.
+ Its cable is generally long (1.8m), which is typical for this category.
+ The plastic materials are good for this category, although they may show signs of wear over time.

Average:
The scroll wheel is somewhat rough (not tiring though) and makes a slightly "sharp" sound. The slight noise is understandable since it has "steps," but I don't think it will be a problem. Personally, I don't prefer completely silent wheels with continuous stepless scrolling because they don't provide the right sensation and you lose track of how much you have scrolled, but I would like it to be a bit quieter or at least have a more "bass" sound. The middle click is relatively hard, but better than average from what I have seen.

Conclusion: I find it comparable (although with a harder feel and sharper click) to the "old" Microsoft laser mice that are no longer available (they had a nice bass click). In my opinion, it surpasses the current cheap Microsoft mice in the same price category. Obviously, the good score is related to its price category and not a comparison with much more expensive mice.

There is also the m100 and m90 versions, which have 1000dpi for those who need it, and I think they look quite similar externally. There is also the b110 version, which is described as silent.