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Lenovo Legion M300 RGB Gaming Mouse 8000 DPI Black
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Lenovo Legion M300 RGB Gaming Mouse 8000 DPI Black

The Lenovo Legion M300 RGB Gaming Mouse offers the performance, comfort, and control that gamers need. It features:

  • Ergonomic and ambidextrous design
  • 8 easily programmable buttons
  • Adjustable 8,000...

The Lenovo Legion M300 RGB Gaming Mouse offers the performance, comfort, and control that gamers need. It features:

  • Ergonomic and ambidextrous design
  • 8 easily programmable buttons
  • Adjustable 8,000 DPI sensor
  • Customizable RGB LED lighting on the Legion logo
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  • Number of Buttons

    For most cases, 5-6 buttons are more than enough (Left/middle/right click, two programmable side buttons, and one for adjusting the sensor resolution).

    2. Additional buttons offered by some mice are programmable buttons.

  • Sensor Type

    The sensor is the mechanism by which the mouse understands at what distance and with what speed we move it in order to translate our movement into cursor movement on the screen.

    Optical

    The most common type of sensor in gaming mice, lighter, more durable and accurate than lasers on non-glossy surfaces.

  • Sensor Resolution

    The sensor resolution refers to how small changes on the surface can be recognized by the sensor. In practice, with higher resolution, larger movements can be made with less mouse movement.

    For example, many gamers prefer low resolution for greater accuracy in FPS games, while they prefer higher resolution in real-time strategy games.

    Many mice have settings either through software or buttons so that they can operate at lower resolutions.

    8000

    Usually preferred resolutions are:

    2.

    •  400-800 DPI for MOBA (League of Legends, DOTA)
    •  400-1000 DPI for FPS (Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, Doom)
    •  1000-1200 DPI for RTS (StarCraft, Age of Empires)
    •  1000-1600 DPI for MMORPG (World of Warcraft, Elder Scrolls)

    3. Most gaming mice have adjustable DPI settings, so you can operate them at lower resolutions.

    4. Higher resolutions are rarely useful, and are mainly used for show by manufacturers.

  • RGB Lighting

    The mouse features built-in RGB multi-color lighting. The RGB lighting can take on various shades by combining the colors red, green, and blue, offering a modern aesthetic result.
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Description

Description

The Lenovo™ Legion M300 RGB Gaming Mouse offers the performance, comfort, and control that gamers need. It features:

  • Ergonomic and ambidextrous design
  • 8 easily programmable buttons
  • Adjustable 8,000 DPI sensor
  • Customizable RGB LED lighting on the Legion logo

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
See full description

Specifications

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Sensor Type
Optical

Sensor Type

The sensor is the mechanism by which the mouse understands at what distance and with what speed we move it in order to translate our movement into cursor movement on the screen.

Optical
The most common type of sensor in gaming mice, lighter, more durable and accurate than lasers on non-glossy surfaces.
Sensor Resolution
8000 DPI

Sensor Resolution: 8000

The sensor resolution refers to how small changes on the surface can be recognized by the sensor. In practice, with higher resolution, larger movements can be made with less mouse movement.

For example, many gamers prefer low resolution for greater accuracy in FPS games, while they prefer higher resolution in real-time strategy games.

Many mice have settings either through software or buttons so that they can operate at lower resolutions.


Usually preferred resolutions are:

2.
  •  400-800 DPI for MOBA (League of Legends, DOTA)
  •  400-1000 DPI for FPS (Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, Doom)
  •  1000-1200 DPI for RTS (StarCraft, Age of Empires)
  •  1000-1600 DPI for MMORPG (World of Warcraft, Elder Scrolls)

3. Most gaming mice have adjustable DPI settings, so you can operate them at lower resolutions.

4. Higher resolutions are rarely useful, and are mainly used for show by manufacturers.
Number of Buttons
8

Number of Buttons

For most cases, 5-6 buttons are more than enough (Left/middle/right click, two programmable side buttons, and one for adjusting the sensor resolution).

2. Additional buttons offered by some mice are programmable buttons.
Weight Adjustment
No

Weight Adjustment

The mouse has plates that can be removed so that its weight can be adjusted according to the gamer's preference.
RGB Lighting
Yes

RGB Lighting

The mouse features built-in RGB multi-color lighting. The RGB lighting can take on various shades by combining the colors red, green, and blue, offering a modern aesthetic result.
Colour
Black
Design
Ambidextrous
Bundle
No
Programmable Buttons
8

Programmable Buttons

They allow you to assign commands or macros for faster and more personalized gameplay.
Sniper Button
No

Sniper Button

Allows instant DPI reduction for absolute accuracy in headshots and precise movements, suitable for FPS games.
Weight
88 gr
Polling Rate
1000 Hz

Polling Rate

Specifies how many times the mouse communicates with the computer per second, for faster response.
Mechanical Switches
-

Mechanical Switches

Mechanical Switches: Mechanical switches provide immediate response and consistent, crisp feedback through the physical contact of metal parts. They are the classic choice for gamers seeking top accuracy and pronounced tactile sensation.
Charging Dock
No

Charging Dock

The charging dock offers easy wireless charging by simply placing the mouse on it. It keeps your desk organized and the device always ready for use.

Connectivity

Connection Method
Wired

Connection Method

The way to connect the mouse to the computer (wireless/wired).

All gaming mice are compatible with consoles (e.g. PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S). Secondary functions (e.g. lighting settings) that require software installation on a computer may not work.
Wired
The most common way to connect gaming mice to the computer is through a wired connection, as it offers a shorter response time that translates into a competitive advantage.
Connector
USB Cable

Connector

  • Bluetooth: Ensures easy, wireless connection with a variety of devices without the need for an additional receiver.
  • RF 2.4GHz: Offers a stable, low-latency wireless connection via a dedicated receiver (dongle), suitable for gaming.
  • USB Cable: Ensures a stable connection without delays and unlimited usage time without the need for charging.

Dimensions

Length
127.6 mm
Width
68.2 mm
Height
42.1 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • dim34
    5
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    dim34

    So I got it today for 24.90e
    Tested it in Cs:go, Cod, and MMO games
    1. In FPS games, I upgraded because I now have a 1000hz mouse (I had a small Coolermaster grip)
    Very smooth, it doesn't lose a pixel of movement
    2. Mouse1 click ---> Nice click, firm and noisy just enough.
    3. Mouse2 click ---> Nice click, softer than 1.
    4. Mouse5+6 (left side) are a bit lower than they should be and it confuses you, and you hit 6 instead of 5, but I think you get used to it.
    5. The RGB is decent, nothing flashy, it has 4-5 options in the Lenovo program.
    6. Quite a few profiles to set up DPI up to 8000 and Hz up to 1000.
    7. Size feels a bit smaller than the Razer Deathadder
    8. The scroll wheel is nice and stable with a rubbery feel and grooves to prevent slipping, but you don't feel it clicking firmly into each position, but this is a very minor issue (and the click of Mouse3 is firm, not deep)
    9. Very honest for its price, I would buy a second one to have a backup but I didn't have money on me atm
    update***2024 28/11, everything perfect after 2 years, just the scroll wheel sometimes loses a bit after 10-20 quick scrolls, it has loosened a bit

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    • Comfort
    • Precision
    • Silent
    • Durability
    • Value for money
    • Normal weight
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  • 5
    spirostz

    • Comfort
    • Precision
    • Durability
    • Ideal weight
    • Value for money
    • Moderate noise
  • dim34
    5
    dim34

    So I got it today for 24.90e
    Tested it in Cs:go, Cod, and MMO games
    1. In FPS games, I upgraded because I now have a 1000hz mouse (I had a small Coolermaster grip)
    Very smooth, it doesn't lose a pixel of movement
    2. Mouse1 click ---> Nice click, firm and noisy just enough.
    3. Mouse2 click ---> Nice click, softer than 1.
    4. Mouse5+6 (left side) are a bit lower than they should be and it confuses you, and you hit 6 instead of 5, but I think you get used to it.
    5. The RGB is decent, nothing flashy, it has 4-5 options in the Lenovo program.
    6. Quite a few profiles to set up DPI up to 8000 and Hz up to 1000.
    7. Size feels a bit smaller than the Razer Deathadder
    8. The scroll wheel is nice and stable with a rubbery feel and grooves to prevent slipping, but you don't feel it clicking firmly into each position, but this is a very minor issue (and the click of Mouse3 is firm, not deep)
    9. Very honest for its price, I would buy a second one to have a backup but I didn't have money on me atm
    update***2024 28/11, everything perfect after 2 years, just the scroll wheel sometimes loses a bit after 10-20 quick scrolls, it has loosened a bit

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Description & Specifications

The Lenovo™ Legion M300 RGB Gaming Mouse offers the performance, comfort, and control that gamers need. It features:

  • Ergonomic and ambidextrous design
  • 8 easily programmable buttons
  • Adjustable 8,000 DPI sensor
  • Customizable RGB LED lighting on the Legion logo

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Technical Specifications

Sensor Type
Optical

Sensor Type

The sensor is the mechanism by which the mouse understands at what distance and with what speed we move it in order to translate our movement into cursor movement on the screen.

Optical
The most common type of sensor in gaming mice, lighter, more durable and accurate than lasers on non-glossy surfaces.
Sensor Resolution
8000 DPI

Sensor Resolution: 8000

The sensor resolution refers to how small changes on the surface can be recognized by the sensor. In practice, with higher resolution, larger movements can be made with less mouse movement.

For example, many gamers prefer low resolution for greater accuracy in FPS games, while they prefer higher resolution in real-time strategy games.

Many mice have settings either through software or buttons so that they can operate at lower resolutions.


Usually preferred resolutions are:

2.
  •  400-800 DPI for MOBA (League of Legends, DOTA)
  •  400-1000 DPI for FPS (Counter-Strike, Call of Duty, Doom)
  •  1000-1200 DPI for RTS (StarCraft, Age of Empires)
  •  1000-1600 DPI for MMORPG (World of Warcraft, Elder Scrolls)

3. Most gaming mice have adjustable DPI settings, so you can operate them at lower resolutions.

4. Higher resolutions are rarely useful, and are mainly used for show by manufacturers.
Number of Buttons
8

Number of Buttons

For most cases, 5-6 buttons are more than enough (Left/middle/right click, two programmable side buttons, and one for adjusting the sensor resolution).

2. Additional buttons offered by some mice are programmable buttons.
Weight Adjustment
No

Weight Adjustment

The mouse has plates that can be removed so that its weight can be adjusted according to the gamer's preference.
RGB Lighting
Yes

RGB Lighting

The mouse features built-in RGB multi-color lighting. The RGB lighting can take on various shades by combining the colors red, green, and blue, offering a modern aesthetic result.
Colour
Black
Design
Ambidextrous
Bundle
No
Programmable Buttons
8

Programmable Buttons

They allow you to assign commands or macros for faster and more personalized gameplay.
Sniper Button
No

Sniper Button

Allows instant DPI reduction for absolute accuracy in headshots and precise movements, suitable for FPS games.
Weight
88 gr
Polling Rate
1000 Hz

Polling Rate

Specifies how many times the mouse communicates with the computer per second, for faster response.
Mechanical Switches
-

Mechanical Switches

Mechanical Switches: Mechanical switches provide immediate response and consistent, crisp feedback through the physical contact of metal parts. They are the classic choice for gamers seeking top accuracy and pronounced tactile sensation.
Charging Dock
No

Charging Dock

The charging dock offers easy wireless charging by simply placing the mouse on it. It keeps your desk organized and the device always ready for use.

Connectivity

Connection Method
Wired

Connection Method

The way to connect the mouse to the computer (wireless/wired).

All gaming mice are compatible with consoles (e.g. PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S). Secondary functions (e.g. lighting settings) that require software installation on a computer may not work.
Wired
The most common way to connect gaming mice to the computer is through a wired connection, as it offers a shorter response time that translates into a competitive advantage.
Connector
USB Cable

Connector

  • Bluetooth: Ensures easy, wireless connection with a variety of devices without the need for an additional receiver.
  • RF 2.4GHz: Offers a stable, low-latency wireless connection via a dedicated receiver (dongle), suitable for gaming.
  • USB Cable: Ensures a stable connection without delays and unlimited usage time without the need for charging.

Dimensions

Length
127.6 mm
Width
68.2 mm
Height
42.1 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • dim34
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    dim34

    So I got it today for 24.90e
    Tested it in Cs:go, Cod, and MMO games
    1. In FPS games, I upgraded because I now have a 1000hz mouse (I had a small Coolermaster grip)
    Very smooth, it doesn't lose a pixel of movement
    2. Mouse1 click ---> Nice click, firm and noisy just enough.
    3. Mouse2 click ---> Nice click, softer than 1.
    4. Mouse5+6 (left side) are a bit lower than they should be and it confuses you, and you hit 6 instead of 5, but I think you get used to it.
    5. The RGB is decent, nothing flashy, it has 4-5 options in the Lenovo program.
    6. Quite a few profiles to set up DPI up to 8000 and Hz up to 1000.
    7. Size feels a bit smaller than the Razer Deathadder
    8. The scroll wheel is nice and stable with a rubbery feel and grooves to prevent slipping, but you don't feel it clicking firmly into each position, but this is a very minor issue (and the click of Mouse3 is firm, not deep)
    9. Very honest for its price, I would buy a second one to have a backup but I didn't have money on me atm
    update***2024 28/11, everything perfect after 2 years, just the scroll wheel sometimes loses a bit after 10-20 quick scrolls, it has loosened a bit

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Comfort
    • Precision
    • Silent
    • Durability
    • Value for money
    • Normal weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    spirostz

    • Comfort
    • Precision
    • Durability
    • Ideal weight
    • Value for money
    • Moderate noise
  • dim34
    5
    dim34

    So I got it today for 24.90e
    Tested it in Cs:go, Cod, and MMO games
    1. In FPS games, I upgraded because I now have a 1000hz mouse (I had a small Coolermaster grip)
    Very smooth, it doesn't lose a pixel of movement
    2. Mouse1 click ---> Nice click, firm and noisy just enough.
    3. Mouse2 click ---> Nice click, softer than 1.
    4. Mouse5+6 (left side) are a bit lower than they should be and it confuses you, and you hit 6 instead of 5, but I think you get used to it.
    5. The RGB is decent, nothing flashy, it has 4-5 options in the Lenovo program.
    6. Quite a few profiles to set up DPI up to 8000 and Hz up to 1000.
    7. Size feels a bit smaller than the Razer Deathadder
    8. The scroll wheel is nice and stable with a rubbery feel and grooves to prevent slipping, but you don't feel it clicking firmly into each position, but this is a very minor issue (and the click of Mouse3 is firm, not deep)
    9. Very honest for its price, I would buy a second one to have a backup but I didn't have money on me atm
    update***2024 28/11, everything perfect after 2 years, just the scroll wheel sometimes loses a bit after 10-20 quick scrolls, it has loosened a bit

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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