Gigabyte GM-M6900 Precision Optical Gaming Mouse

I have used a Microsoft Wireless mouse for a year or two, and it was a great product but it was starting to wear out. As I was looking for a new mouse, I came across the Gigabyte M6900. It is much larger than the MS mouse I had, but the MS mouse was relatively small. My hand is average size and it fits comfortably into the grip. The scroll wheel is finely made, and is very smooth. The forward and backward buttons work great in my browser although I haven't gotten the chance to see if I can program them in a game yet. The DPI buttons work like a charm and the lights give off a great glow effect. The mouse laser is very accurate, as I can use it on the majority of the surfaces I've tried. If I experience any problems in the next few months, I will edit this review accordingly.----- Update 1 August 2012 -----The mouse is still working very well, my only complaint is that I could not program the browser buttons in game. If you are looking for a mouse that has more than three buttons (left, right, and scroll click) this may not be the best mouse for you. If you are just looking for a nice mouse however, I would recommend purchasing this one for the DPI buttons, the LEDs, and the price.

It's a good mouse, but it takes some getting used to. I like it for gaming and it does well for casual computing. It's comfortable, accurate, the adjustable DPI is nice, very useful. It looks pretty good, too. Great deal for the price ($30).

This mouse has been working brilliantly so far. I was a little scared about Gigabyte peripherals because I had bought a horrible mouse and keyboard package and It was horrible. The keyboard had these extremely unresponsive keys and the mouse was too small for my hands. The battery ran out too fast, and the range sucked. For anyone wondering what it is was, it is called the Gigabyte KM7580.This mouse however, works great. I love the lights on it, the size is much better for my big hands, it is responsive, and IT IS A BARGAIN!I got this mouse for less than $30 and I easily could have paid more than that for how good it is! If you are looking for an excellent mouse, you have big hands, and don't want to pa a lot of money for one, look no further.PROS-Great size (Not to small or big)-Nice rubber-grip on the sides-Love the DPI + and - buttons-Very nice red lights-Solid scrolling wheel with tilt capabilities-Programmable thumb buttons for gaming or just web browsing-Nice length cableCons-It is a little on the light side (not too bad though)-No adjustable weight (But for $25 who is anyone to complain)Overall, this is a great buy and I encourage everyone to buy this.

Doesn't work. My fault for throwing away the box.Cursor jumps all over the place, even when my hand isn't on it. Also it'll stop short many times when I am moving it. Difficult to do anything really.Tried different settings, different drivers, nothing works. If someone knows a fix, please enlighten.

It's comfortable, it's got good DPI, it's overall just fine.However, after a few months of using it, the internal wires connecting the mousewheel to the board disconnected. Luckily at the time I lived with a roommate who regularly soldered things, so he fixed it.The mouse functioned perfectly fine for two years but now the same issue is reoccurring and I don't live with roommates anymore, so it's time to get another mouse.Wouldn't recommend honestly, poor craftsmanship. Try Logitech next time.

I've used plenty of high end mice before. I actually had a Corsair M90, which retails around $50. This mouse, which is currently only around half that, is honestly better in my opinion.The mouse has all I could ever want in a mouse. Perfect size, and the awesome place to put my thumb. Adjustable mouse speed. And a great design, with cool lights to boot!If you've looked at fancier mice and said, "Wow, I gotta have that," I would reconsider. Save a little bit of cash and buy this still very fancy mouse. The Gigabyte M6800 mouse is also very good if you're looking for something even cheaper, but still a solid performer.