Pros: The driver for the mouse (on their website) has software with a multitude of settings: *report rate of up to 1000hz *as low as 1ms response time *3.2k res (high sensitivity, not sure if resolution is the proper term for the mouse) Also included are 3 different click modes, the standout one being a continuous click with adjustable suppression (when left click held in, continuously clicks while moving downwards to compensate for recoil). I've adjusted while playing Counter Strike: Source and definitely noticed a big improvement in K/D, once I tried to not compensate for recoil with actual mouse movement. There are two other modes, mode 1 being a standard single click and the third being a double apparently? I haven't tested this mode out enough and the settings seem to be quite advanced, so I'll report back once I figure it out. You can switch from 1 mode to another just by clicking the proper button on the mouse, which is awesome for switching out mid-game. Also, there are 4 metal pads on the bottom of the mouse that make movement extremely smooth. That might possible be one of my favorite features.

Cons: Only a couple cons, which may be completely based on preference: *The mouse is extremely lite. A little more weight to the mouse gives me a little more feel to how I'm moving it. *Grip. I wish there were a couple slabs of rubber on the mouse for where my fingers primarily grip. But maybe my hands are just too sweaty/smooth. *The different modes for clicking. While I feel they can definitely be advantageous, I also feel that if overused they can become a crutch. Switching back to any other mouse without this feature could definitely mess you up, especially if you play at a competition where you are forced to play with a specific model mouse.

Overall Review: An awesome and definitely interesting mouse from Newegg's "First from Asia" line. IMO it's a great mouse from a casual player, to a professional one and definitely deserves a 5-star rating!