Azio Levetron GM2000 Black 6 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB Wired Optical 2000 dpi Gaming Mouse

Pros: Acceptable price, long warranty, looks decent.

Cons: The mouse was a little small for my hands, i also wish the dpi adjustment had more range, and A few sharp edges make it not as comfortable as other mice. All in all, nothing major, but enough minor things to be an annoyance

Other Thoughts: All in all, if your looking for a quality mouse that is comfortable, look elsewhere, but if you want something cheap that you dont want to worry about breaking, you can do alot worse than this mouse.

Pros: The form of the keyboard itself was interesting. I liked all of the attachable/detachable features like the additional macro keypad, and the numpad. I also liked the volume knob. The braided cable is great as well as the USB ports.

Cons: The keys bottom out sort of nasty for some reason.

Other Thoughts: Could use LED backlight

Pros: -Easy to switch the DPI, but not so easy that you'll ever accidentally do it.
-LED light indicating which DPI you are using: no light, some light, and brighter light.
-Looks suh-weet!
-Does everything you would expect a mouse to do, and does it smoothly.

Cons: -Non-programmable side buttons. But who cares, most games have a keybinding section, and there are simple programs to intercept a button and change it to something else. So really, this is not a problem.

Other Thoughts: I recommend this mouse.

Pros: Nice smooth flowing mouse. Probably the nicest optical mouse I've ever owned that wasn't wireless. Tracks nicely. No ghosting or accidental clicks. Love the on-the-fly switching between DPI settings. Has a more sturdy feel to it than other mice I've owned. Always love the forward and back buttons on the side. Also nice placement of the DPI switch. No accidental pushing of that in the middle of a game either.

Cons: No programmable buttons like the other AZIO mouse I own. But you get what you pay for.

Other Thoughts: I bought this to use instead of the other AZIO laser mouse that they have on this site. That one came free with me L3vetron Mech 5 KB. Don't like the placement of the buttons on that one. This one is almost just as nice, just no weight customizing. Compared to my other wireless mice, this one comes out on top. Even compared to a $50 one with all the bells and whistles. Would buy again.

Pros: Love this mouse so far. It great feels great besides me not having any rest for my pinky but what ever.

Cons: None

Pros: Best Mouse Ever. No probs with it. Runs smooth. I have 4 comps at my house and im definatly buying another one.

Cons: i havent had any probs at all with it.

Other Thoughts: I have 4 comps at my house and buying another one in March. I am definatly going to buy more of this mouse

Pros: feels nice in your hand, slide it just right.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I got it for free with a mechanical keyboard ($100 all together). don't know if I'd buy it on it's own.

Pros: This mouse is really great. It has a nice countoured shape, it has an on-the-fly DPI adjustment, and was quite cheap. It only takes about 5 seconds to install drivers, and after that it works perfectly without needing any complicated software. For 30 bucks, this mouse is amazing.

Cons: Doesn't do my dishes

Other Thoughts: If you look closely at the little light above the DPI button, you'll notice what looks like a reference to Portal!

Pros: I just got this mouse, so if things change in the next few weeks from use I will update this: I just got it, plugged it in, and it works great. Most comfortable mouse I've used (I'm a little bit smaller guy too, and it fits my hand perfectly. Scroll is grippy and feels great too. Construction feels solid. Looks pretty slick too. DPI button well placed, wont hit accidentally.

Cons: None yet. Haven't reviewed software yet or keybinds, using purely out of the box so far.

Other Thoughts: Got this with the mechanical keyboard deal (Mech5) so that's another bonus for the mouse as well as it was free. Never used Azio before.

Pros: Great keyboard for the cash and i have gotten use to the button switch but honestly who the hell shifts keyboard buttons like i need to relearn how to type and btw these keys arent very mechanical i throw down accidental key presses all the time but that could be due to the button shift

Cons: Eh button shift and keys arent as mechanical as i wanted other then that a solid buy

Other Thoughts: I got it with a free mouse (29.99) so i cant complain, had it a day and starting to see key wear and tear tho idk why people complain about it go buy some small letters at the crafts store near you and guess what you can do mate?