i-rocks IR-7571L-BK Black 4 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB Laser 1600 dpi Gaming Mouse

Pros: Extra button on left side of mouse, easy to click and you won't be accidentally clicking it either, very smooth on most surfaces, I use a mouse pad, I am using this mouse for my laptop and I absolutely love it. This mouse is definitely in my opinion the best cheapest gaming mouse you could buy.

Cons: not sure if the DPI button works or not, but really not a con because you can just change the mouse speed on your computer with any mouse for that matter.

Other Thoughts: The only way I would buy an $80 gaming mouse is for the extra buttons for macros, but only for playing WoW and other games with many abilities. You know what I mean, this mouse is freaking awesome for the price, just buy it

Pros: Feels sturdy, not like it'll break if you squeeze too hard like some others. The mouse wheel feels really good, has decent tension on it. Mouse wheel clicks in so it's a true 4 button mouse. Side button sits right above your thumb so it's easy to click but not in the way. I love this little mouse. Use it to play all my online games. Oh yeah it's a bit on the smaller side so your hand fits nicely unlike those big bulky gamer mice (razer naga) *shudders(

Cons: This DPI button doesn't seem to do anything O.o. Oh well doesn't effect anything really.

Pros: Is a medium size mouse & will fit a lady's hand & a man's hand also... has a sufficient length cord

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: So far, so good.. works great.. I would purchase this product again

Pros: Bought to Replace wireless. Works like a champ with diablo 3.

Cons: No problem.

Other Thoughts: No idea if the middle DPI thing dose anything. w/e

Pros: Works great. Nuff said.

Cons: None.

Pros: Extra button is nicely placed on the mouse, makes it useful for gaming purposes.

Cons: I wrapped the cord around the mouse and put it aside to rearrange my cables, which caused it to come apart so that left and right clicks didn't work anymore. Owned for less than a month. I've stepped on mice, thrown them in bags, and swung them around without any problems.

Other Thoughts: The middle mouse button took too much pressure to click IMO.

Pros: I've owned dozens of mice, this is the best value I've found. Feels like it should have cost more like $30-40.

I do lots of photo editing and PC gaming - this is not a cheap quality mouse. People who say the DPI button doesn't do anything, aren't doing work pixel by pixel ^_^

I also have carpal tunnel and this is one of the more comfortable mice, not even considering the extremely low price. As far as budget mice go, there isn't one that feels better in the hand. Period.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I dropped it on concrete and it snapped right back together - it's a workhorse. Just buy it.

Pros: Its really good mouse. I have been using this for over a year and its still working great. Its comfortable too

Cons: can't find any

Other Thoughts: worth the price

Pros: Good weight and size. Seems pretty responsive overall. I like the location of the back button. The scroll wheel also has a nice feel to it. I like that the DPI button is easy to get to yet small enough and out of the way that you don't accidentally press it.

Cons: The cord on this mouse was shorter that the cord on the one that it replaced. Not that big of a deal but where my tower is it was already a stretch for the old two button logitech mouse.

Other Thoughts: I got this mouse practically free with a combo deal on a keyboard by the same company.

Pros: Great feel, light, size (for me, anyway.) As others have stated, the scroll wheel is a bit odd, but nothing wrong with it--you get used to it quickly, though. For the price, it's absolutely awesome.

Cons: This is a picky caveat, but the dpi button toggles between 800 and 1600, with no intermediate option. Since it's basically 1x or double that, you don't really have a lot of control in getting a precise mouse speed.

Quirky little problems (see other thoughts below)

Other Thoughts: IF YOU'RE HAVING TROUBLE GETTING IT TO REGISTER A LEFT-CLICK: you probably have the i-rocks keyboard that comes with it. Try setting the "mode" that chooses ghosting options to off (no blue LED.) It took me a while to figure out, but I noticed that if anti-ghosting was enabled, clicking sometimes didn't register. Go figure.

IF YOU'RE HAVING TROUBLE WITH DPI BUTTON: you have to hold it down for several seconds to register, and when your mouse freezes, the dpi is toggled.