Pros: -Good quality, sturdy/solid -left/right buttons are smooth and tactile -scroll wheel is very smooth and tactile. middle click is just right -DPI led indicator is in a great location -DPI switch is very unique and works well -Good customization of the pinky rest and weights -drivers and software setup/config work good -ROHS compliant :p

Cons: -thumb rest area is contoured in too much to be comfortable. -rubber lip below thumb buttons gets in the way -lift button and process is glitchy. better to leave it off -both pinky/ring rests feel awkward. Im a claw gripper so that's more personal pref.

Overall Review: I know this is based on a older design that Ozone had released on their Smog mouse which could have been based on some other OEM design. If only Cyber Snipa could have made some refinements it could be a great mouse but im sure they couldnt pay at least one good engineer. I'm doing some serious mouse hunting and looking for the most perfect mouse. Maybe I should start a reality show about this!

Pros: Adjustable everything: DPI, lift height, macro functions, weights, right grip, all on the fly. Stiff mouse wheel (which is the only thing I was looking for to be honest), decent cord length, very ergonomic and smooth mouse movement make for a very nice gaming experience.

Cons: Call me a noob, but this gaming mouse seems a bit on the heavy side, even with all the weights taken out. Also, a gaming mouse of this caliber should have more than 4 DPI settings, but that must be why this guy is cheaper than the rest. At least you can still customize where you want your DPI settings to be. The side back/forward buttons will take some getting used to, but they're out of the way when you don't want to click them. Also, the name itself is a con. I would have much rather bought a Cyber "Sniper" than a "Snipa."

Overall Review: If this mouse is priced at anything below sixty bucks it's a good buy. I'm kinda sad that the buttons aren't programmable yet by Windows for browsing, but that may change later. For now, all of the functionality you need is there, you just can't move it around to where you might be used to. This review was written by a guy who has a tad bit smaller-than-average hands with skinny fingers.

Pros: -adjustable weight -ergonomic -perfect for claw grippers -many different color LEDs for matching any system's theme -relatively cheap -long cord

Cons: Sometimes messing with the lift button can cause the mouse to become unresponsive for a time, but maybe I just don't understand it very well. I'm also afraid to travel with it because my last Cyber Snipa mouse worked excellently until I started bringing it to friend's houses in my backpack.

Overall Review: I have always been a stickler for the perfect mouse, and this is pretty darn close. Lots of customizable features, especially the LEDs, weight, and grips really drew me in. Very responsive and precise, I never have problems with scrolling or anything. The mouse wheel is great, the side buttons work well, and I honestly love the look of the whole thing. This may not be the best choice for palm grippers, but it definitely works well for any claw grippers out there.

Pros: Love the slight rubberized texture of the body of the mouse. Wheel works perfectly and has a great feel. The customizable software/DPI settings are easy to use, as is changing your DPI on the fly with the flick of a thumb. The changeable side grip allowed the mouse to perfectly fit my small hands. I also like the lights which also allow you to quickly get an idea of what you have your DPI settings on. Slick styling without being too over the top.

Cons: Yeah, yeah, the company name leaves much to be desired and is almost embarassing when you tell your friends about it.

Overall Review: Overlook the silly manufacturer name because it really is a very decent mouse. Also has thumb buttons that work with your browser as back/forward. I've had this mouse for over a year with zero problems!

Pros: Customization is great, multiple modes for different uses. Great feel, fits my hand perfectly. It's a palmer mouse. very reactive, has improved my FPS performance. Extremely quiet compared to my previous mouse, Microsoft Sidewinder, i can barely hear the clicking.

Cons: Larger than expected. I would only recommend it to gamer who use a palming grip style.

Overall Review: Worth the buy.

Pros: custom weights are always a plus ergonomic shape feels awesome (with the second grip) simple to customize 4 dpi settings are easy to create and switch between

Cons: mouse wheel is kind of shoddy (doesnt click when moved to the left except when it is touching the side and pushed down a bit.

Overall Review: All in all a great mouse. wheel feels a bit like junk when using the side scrolling. Buy it, for the price you wont be disappointed.

Pros: Customizable DPI, with the ability to change between 4 settings on-the-fly. Large number of buttons, with standard or macro function. 4-way mouse wheel.

Cons: Mouse wheel gave out after 10 days of extremely light use. Wasn't even doing anything, went to bed, and the mouse wheel collapsed into the socket. I now have no 3rd button (mouse wheel down), or wheel side to side movement. I can't play any games, because it constantly registers that button as being down.

Overall Review: Amazing mouse otherwise, just needs a studier mouse wheel. Not looking forwards to having to pay shipping to get what is a defective part fixed.

Pros: Great feel, customizable grip and weight, shift-on-the-fly resolution, excellent key placement.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I'm not sure what these other reviewers are doing with their mice but I had to add this here. I've had this mouse for three years now and use it every single day. All of the buttons work as well today as they did the day I bought it (perfectly, to be clear), and it hasn't lagged, skipped, or hesitated one single time in three years. I honestly could not ask for better. This mouse is one of my favorite pieces of gear, and I'm buying two more for friends.