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

Pros: I'm not really sure what drove me to buy this mouse. I generally do not purchase anything without enough reviews to get a good idea of the quality, but what can I say? It was an impulse purchase. And man was it a good one. This picture of this mouse is awesome. The mouse itself looks even better! When it's plugged in there are red lights that turn on that really add to the look, without being tacky or distracting. There are no cheap parts like I half expected, and all the buttons feel satisfying when you press them, which is great. While I tend to just keep the DPI on the middle setting, having a button to switch it whenever you want is nice, and the way it's designed you won't press it by accident. There is also a light above it that gets brighter on higher DPI settings, so you never have to wonder what setting it's on. Overall, it looks awesome, it feels awesome, and at the moment I have absolutely no problem with it.

Cons: Nothing yet. Plug it in, wait a few seconds for drivers to install, and it works like a charm.

Pros: - Side buttons feel more solid than previous mice I've used (MX400 and Deathadder). - Quick DPI change with no lag, light intensity actually says which setting it is on. - Great for fingertip and palm grip.

Cons: - Stock 125Hz polling rate and no drivers, but can be set up to 1000Hz through some third-party programs. - Not for large hands, or claw grip. - Mousewheel has less-than-average resistance, so you might find yourself scrolling instead of clicking.

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.

Overall Review: 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: -its a nice mouse feels smooth in you're hand -love the red color and feels very well built

Cons: -very light it needs to more weight to it, feels like a piece of paper in my hand. - small as well, good for small hands but this thing is about the size of my palm. My main reason is this, the mouse continues to disconnect because of this stupid dpi button. for some reason mostly when im playing video games, now the dpi button turns on automatically and its really irritating when it disconnects and reconnects and changes my dpi settings, now idk if there is a way to just disable it altogether or if it is a problem with the mouse but it is basically unusable. Thing is it works for a few hours when i uninstall drivers and reinstall, then this dpi problem keeps occuring. maybe an os problem, idk but i tried searching the web and it seems to me like a usb connecter issue. O yeah and its usually steam and other steam run games this occurs on but it usually is just the video games that cause this.

Pros: Looks nice, possibly a decent mouse for someone who has never used a gaming mouse before and doesn't know what they are looking for.

Cons: In short, a lousy sensor dooms this mouse. The unit that I received did not track over very small distances. Moving it slightly does not register, you can look at the mouse moving across a mousepad and the cursor won't move for the first couple of millimeters. Makes precision clicking frustrating and I had the problem for every DPI setting.

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.

Overall Review: 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

Overall Review: 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

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