Tt eSPORTS Level 10 M USB Laser Gaming Mouse - Diamond Black

Pros: And I'm not exaggerating that claim either. I've used tons of mice from all the major manufacturers with varying success. I no longer use wireless mice due to the fact that they eat batteries, which are getting more expensive by the day. As someone with large hands who plays a lot of strategy games, and uses CAD and rendering programs during the day, it's difficult to find mice that fit large hands. But the Level 10 is made for that. Lots of adjustment tools included that make the mouse fit hands of all shapes and sizes. The customizable lighting feature is particularly awesome. My laptop is a Lenovo Y500 and the black color with red lighting matches the keyboard perfectly. And if I get another laptop sometime down the road, I can change the lighting to match the keyboard. It also includes the carrying pouch and adjustment tool.

Cons: I now want to buy more than one of these for my other two PCs that I use. The C and D keys are pretty much useless. For gaming they can be of use but for normal activity like browsing they don't have much use, if any. The driver software is a bit difficult to figure out how to program, but most of the features I use like browser front and back are programmed by default. For the original MSRP, Thermaltake should have included weights to add to the mouse (as should be standard for any high end mouse) and a way to speed up or slow down the DPI, but that's not enough to knock it down an egg or two.

Overall Review: If you have large hands and are thinking of getting this mouse, do it. You will not regret it.

Pros: None. I have not been able to use this mouse at all, because I returned it immediately.

Cons: I ordered this mouse NEW, not an "open box" and certainly not a used item. I paid full price for it. I paid for next day shipping. When the mouse arrived, it was clearly a used item. And I don't mean a mouse that was unboxed, examined slightly, and then returned; I mean USED.

The mouse was not secured fully in the box (apparently the ties or whatever originally held it down were not replaced, and it was just clunking around under the transparent display plastic). There was the obvious outline of someone's sweaty index finger on the left mouse button. There was a crusty accretion around the palm area. The teflon feet on the mouse were scuffed up, showing signs of sliding around a mousepad, or some other surface.

Now, for an item I paid extra to have shipped next-day, I am waiting weeks to get the RMA process completed, over something that was entirely NewEgg's fault, just to get the item I ordered to begin with.

Overall Review: I have been a mostly-satisfied NewEgg customer for years. I have spent many thousands of dollars here. I was about to follow this purchase with an expensive, workstation video card, but after this recent experience, I have to seriously consider using a different vendor. Mistakes happen, yes, but trying to pass off a used item as new is just sleezy (check the other reviews--this happened to somebody else too).