Pros: The DPI settings are pretty pro. Overall feel in the hand is great. The click sensitivity is really good too.

Cons: Don't really like the color. Not a big deal just a personal preference.

Pros: very sensitive and responsive and for 35 bucks u cant go wrong

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: Wish the bottom thumb button was bout 3 mm higher but watever

Pros: Very versatile! Easy switching the sensitivity on fly for what you need, looks great, buttons on top are easy to press, quality feel, glides as if on oil. installed in a flash with win 7

Cons: none really just other thoughts

Other Thoughts: side buttons take getting used to going from three button to five.

Pros: Just Bought Today

Cons: Long Weekend to ship

Other Thoughts: Cant Wait using a Horrible mouse now i swear it might have 200 DPI HAHA

Pros: switchable DPI...great contour and comfort for my hand

Cons: loud clicker...somewhat light

Other Thoughts: bought it to replace my wireless mouse, great buy for those on a budget, performs great!

Pros: Best mouse for the money! When I bought this mouse it was on sale for 35 bucks. How can you go wrong with a 3200 DPI mouse for 35 bucks? Not too big and not too small. I was afraid of it being to small but it fits my hands good, and I have slightly larger than normal hands.

Cons: I do wish the mouse was a little bit larger, but like I said, my hands are slightly larger than normal. Either way, thats me nit picking at the mouse TRYING to find a flaw. My hand doesn't cramp or anything of the sort. GREAT MOUSE, NO REAL CONS!

Other Thoughts: I will admit, I was semi nervous about this purchase due to the company that made the mouse. I have never heard of them before. But, everyone has to start somewhere, and if this mouse is a testament to the company that made it, this companies future seems promising.

Pros: - Comfortable Feel
- Side buttons are easy to reach and don't interfere
- Easy to change DPI (Button on the mouse)
- Works on every surface I've tried so far
- Got it for $34.99, pretty cheap compared to most 'gaming mice'
- Easy to customize your button layout

Cons: - The drivers that came with it aren't Windows 7 compatible (However you can download the newest version from Ideazon's website which has worked for me so far
- There is only one DPI button, so you have to scroll through the DPI setting by pressing the button, but it is a lot faster than having to open up any software
- Feels a little light for the size
- For Ventrilo I use mouse 3 for my push to talk button, whenever I press the scroll wheel down, it turns on, and then off. Even if I'm holding it down. I now have to find a new push to talk key, may choose one of the side buttons.

Other Thoughts: Good deal for my money.
Slightly annoyed by the weight and the mouse 3 button, but I feel that it was definitely worth the $34.99 I payed for it.

Pros: A good, cheap gaming mouse. Definitely for those on a budget. Adjustable DPI settings are nice. The mouse is shaped comfortably. The side buttons are placed up and down from your thumb, and are very easy to press. There's a ridge above the bottom thumb button for your thumb to rest on and so you won't accidentally hit it. I was actually surprised by the weight of this mouse. It was very light. If you want a heavier mouse, or a mouse with adjustable weights, then look elsewhere. Overall, the mouse is comfortable and very usable as a gaming mouse.

Cons: The software that was included with the mouse is very outdated. It wouldn't even install properly on my Windows 7 box. I had to search for new software on the web, and found that Ideazon now belongs to the Steelseries brand of gaming mice. The new software for the mouse can be found at Steelseries.com under their support section. Searching for Ideazon took me to a Russian website, and I sure wasn't going to download software from there. After downloading the new software, my mouse work perfectly. The software itself is your basic gaming mouse program. Making DPI settings, profiles for different apps, etc, etc. Nothing fancy. Just the regular stuff.

Other Thoughts: Comfortable, handy, cheap mouse. You won't get all the bells and whistles with all those $60+ gaming mice, but this mouse doesn't need any of that. It works as it should. I'm currently using this as a backup mouse since my other mouse died. I'm waiting for the R.A.T. 9 to come out as that will be my main gaming mouse. In the meantime, this gets the job done, and it didn't cost me an arm and a leg to get it. Definitely recommend this mouse for anybody who needs a cheap, good gaming mouse.

Pros: Cheap for a gaming mouse. Side buttons are spaced up and down. This can be a plus or minus. Got this as a shell shocker for $30.

Cons: Single DPI button kinda stinks as you have to cycle through the settings. 2 buttons would be cooler. The side buttons are spaced up and down which is come games is great, but others no so much. You can't hold the bottom button and hit the top button at the same time unless you pull some finger yoga with another finger.

Other Thoughts: For $30 its a good deal. I wouldn't pay much more for it. If you want a really nice gaming mouse you better be willing to shell out more. This replaced an old intelli mouse USB optical. I still think that was the best mouse ever.

Pros: Looks Cool!

Cons: Way to small for my hand. Too light. Caused Hand Cramps. DPI Selector silly. You can't go backwards to dial it down. The selector only goes up till you max it out then you go back to the lowest. No way to add weight.

Other Thoughts: I currently use the Microsoft Wingman Gaming Mouse. This mouse is inferior by a longshot. I was very disappointed. I have the Merc Stealth back-lit keyboard. I thought the mouse would be equally as impressive. Not so much!