Pixxo MO-R135U Wired 2000 dpi Thunderman Series DPI Switchable Gaming Mouse

Pros: Nice looking and comfortable to hold. Good feature set for the price.

Cons: Mouse wheel on mine is loose/wobbly but functions fine.

Other Thoughts: Very lightweight. Clicks need considerably more pressure than any other mice I have ever used, this could be a welcome change or incredibly annoying depending on personal preference.

Pros: Price (Bought it on sale with free shipping)
Feels nice in my hand. Seems form fitting for right hands.
It has a rubberized feel in the thumb rest area,
No LEDs, major plus over my old pixxo mouse
DPI switch seems handy

Cons: Mouse clicks are very difficult, compared to my old Pixxo cheapo mouse.
Scroll wheel is very difficult and firm. It takes effort to scroll
Relatively cheap construction.

Other Thoughts: Here's the deal... If you buy it on sale, you won't find a better gaming mouse. If you're willing to spend double or maybe even triple that you'll find something that's nicer. Value-wise, this mouse wins all day, but it may just take some getting used to. I'm curious as to how long it will last. I'll update the review if it dies or anything. My other Pixxo mouse is still running strong after a couple years, but it is the ultimate cheapo version with annoying LED's that never turn off.

Pros: I've had this mouse for half a year now, and it's still going strong. I play Starcraft II with this thing, which as you know involves a lot of clicking. A lot. So far, no issues. The buttons still work great. I love the feel of the mouse. I love the look. I love the two buttons on the side.

Extremely lightweight.

Would highly recommend this mouse. For the price it's perfect.

Cons: My hand sometimes gets a bit sweaty on it, but this probably reflects more on me than it does the mouse.

This is a bit nitpicky, but the cord is really thin. Thin cords can sometimes mean a short lifespan if the wires inside snap at all, such is the case with headphones. But so far mine's still alive, so I'm not taking an egg off for it or anything.

Pros: Feels nice, fits hand well, very low price. Highly recommend for budget mouse buyers.

Cons: IT'S RED AND DOESN'T MATCH MY BLUE TOWER LED LIGHTS!!! jk I don't really care. Great product

Pros: Me and my friend Anon bought this at the same time and we're testing it right now. It's super cheap, feels really good in your hand, and the DPI is perfect.

I'm happy with my purchase. I live in Chicago IL and it got here in 3 days with FedEx.

Cons: None.

Pros: It's Cheap.
It looks nice.

Cons: It's CHEAP. The buttons feel cheap and after a month of ownership right after the 30 day warranty runs out it is now double clicking so insanely hard it's unusable. I use my computer primarily for gaming so I expect a mouse to start double clicking at some point but a single month of use is ridiculous.

Other Thoughts: I bought this mouse because I ordered another Pixxo mouse for my girlfriend as a cheap replacement. She's had it for 3 months now and it works fine and looks good. I thought that maybe this mouse would be just as good as hers but I am sadly mistaken.

Pros: Good, ergonomic shape
Well placed buttons on the side
DPI button
Exceptional value

Cons: Cheap design
Middle mouse button is a pain (see below)
Cord is short

Other Thoughts: The mouse fits my rather long and thin fingers well, although it's a little small. The buttons on the side are placed higher up than I've seen in most mouses, which is AWESOME. It's hard to accidentally click one, though they are sensitive - it doesn't take much pressure to click one.

On the other hand, the middle mouse button takes several hundred pounds of pressure to click. At least, that's what it feels like. I really have to press down on it with a lot of force to get it to work, which is annoying.

The cord is also short and, oddly enough, very thin. This, combined with the cheap, plastic feel of the mouse, makes me feel like it won't last long under duress. It's pretty cheap, though, so if you treat it right, it'll be a great value gaming mouse.

Pros: Lightweight, easy on the wrist during FPS gaming.
DPI switch is on the fly and has very noticable differences.

Cons: For 7 dollars, the only con would be if you didn't buy one. I've usually bought the $10 cheapy @ a local store,and never again. This mouse is easily worth $20

Other Thoughts: I've never owned a high dollar Razer or equivalent product, so maybe my expectations for a $7 mouse was very low or I don't know the benifits of a high dollar mouse. This clearly is a great product though,and isn't as weak as some reviews would have you believe. Maybe if you suck at the game you play and throw your mouse, sure you'll break any mouse,this one maybe slightly faster. Learn self control and take care of your products to get the most life out of them.. Omicron sucks

Pros: great contoured feel (very good ergonomics for gaming)
easy to grip
attractive styling
very lightweight (this is good once you adjust for it if you game a lot)
good tracking

Cons: weak construction
prone to failure
scroll wheel prone to failure

Other Thoughts: This is an attractive, lightweight gaming mouse that feels great in your hands and performs very well out of the box. Regrettably it appears they are not built to last. The scroll wheel on my unit began to turn more easily (wearing quickly) soon after purchase and then ultimately just sheared off and broke loose internally. I think this would be a good mouse for day to day office/browing style use but it does not appear to be up to the task for serious gaming. Mine failed in under 90 days. If you were looking for a low cost wired mouse for normal office use this might fit the bill but it seems like this product just cannot handle the rigors of gaming. With a few tweaks on the engineering side I think this could be an excellent low cost gaming mouse but for now my advice is to steer clear (at least for gamers).

Pros: - Fits great in my hand
- Same shape as my previous 2 mice
- Low price

Cons: - Poor quality. After a little over 3 months of use, sensor for the left button started going bad
- Had 2 IBuyPower mice (Pixxo makes those as well), both had problems with the scroll button
- Newegg charges almost as much for shipping as for the mouse itself

Other Thoughts: Gave Pixxo 3 chances, won't buy their products again.