Owen CVerified purchase
Good weight for a fingertip grip
I hold it with fingertips only and the light body makes small corrections effortless. Heavier mice always felt like dragging something through sand.
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Details
ABS Plastic,119*65*39mm RGB Backlight 10000 DPI /7000 fps /20g /60ips /1000Hz /Switch≥3,000,000 Software: yes Gift box: 110*160*45mm
Color: Black
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Olivia WVerified purchase
Comfortable for someone with big hands
Length matters more than width for me and this has enough of it. My ring finger is not hanging off the side like it does on compact gaming mice.
Chris HVerified purchase
Clicks feel mechanical in a good way
There is a definite actuation point and an audible release. You always know whether you pressed it, which matters in games where one input decides a fight.
TrevorVerified purchase
Second one after two years
The first finally wore out after two years of hard use. I did not shop around, just ordered the same model again.
ElenaVerified purchase
Great performer, software is optional
If you never install the software you still get a good mouse with a sensible default sensitivity. Installing it unlocks macros but also runs a background process I would rather not have.
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Help & Support
What DPI settings does the GM21P Intermediate Wired Gaming Mouse support?
It supports 12000CPI DPI.
How does the GM21P Intermediate Wired Gaming Mouse connect?
It connects via USB Wired.
Which operating systems are supported?
It supports Win XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 / MAC OS.
Which devices is the GM21P Intermediate Wired Gaming Mouse compatible with?
- Interface: USB-A
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