Pros: The Gamdias Zeus M1 RGB mouse is a pretty decent mouse for the price. The textured design on both sides of the mouse gives your hands plenty of grip with slight touch. There are 8 programmable buttons which were relatively easy to figure out and gives you the ability to program macros to them as well. I did not find the mouse heavy at all, yet there are two 5g weights that could be mistaken as tiny batteries towards the back of the mouse. Those weights can be removed to make the mouse lighter. Perhaps they should have included 10g weights to make it a bit heavier? The mouses DPI is adjustable by default by the two arrow keys under the mouse wheel, However, to me the buttons are small and difficult to press without pinpoint accuracy. The RGB lighting is nice and not overly done. The lighting has several programmable options so you can customize it to your liking. The software is complete and includes a ton of features including macro management, lighting, sound and timer settings, update and support. I would like to make note that the wire is a nice thick sleeve braided cable with some pretty strong boots at the connecting ports. The Gamdias logo also illuminates and has a descent look to it.

Cons: First I would like to say this mouse feels small to me. It has a good length to it, but just does not feel very wide. I do not have overly large hands and this mouse just feels tiny. I have been using it for a few weeks now and though it doesn't feel bad it just doesn't feel right. I wish the software was not transparent, I think it would make it a bit easier to navigate. I also contacted customer support when I first got the mouse roughly 3 weeks ago and still have not heard back from them. Hence the delayed review.

Overall Review: I am giving this mouse 4eggs. The lack of customer support when I had a question and the feel of the mouse is having me remove an egg. They are minor issues and if you like a light weight mouse that's easy to grip then maybe this mouse would be perfect for you. I am new to the Gamdias product lines. I can say that I am pleased by this product so far. I have often thought of Gamdias as a poorly made knock off for gamers. No idea where I got those impressions, but I am here to say that they are making a solid product with an affordable price tag. I would definitely consider buying a Gamdias product in the future.

Pros: The 16.8 million RGB customizable lights are in two streams, easy to configure, and the presets work well. The 12000 DPI optical sensor tracks quickly and has a switch lifecycle of 20 million clicks. I found the audible click was pleasant and not really noticeable with normal use. The programming was easy, and the buttons are logically placed so they are easy to find and use. Tailoring this to your preferences is easy. The rubber grips on the side worked well. The Hera program works well, and has tons of features to customize the mouse. The settings are useful and well thought out. The program is only in memory when you run it, it does not run in the background. The website has good videos on how to use Hera. I consider the mouses size (118 x 67 x 38.5 mm) to be medium, and a better quality than small cheap mice. The two 5 gram weights are easy to insert and remove, when both are used, there is a noticeable feeling when the mouse is lifted.

Cons: Once I found glasses in order to read the small print of the single page manual, I went to the website and downloaded the drivers. The install went fine, however when clicking on the desktop icon, it crashed, every time. I went to the disk location the icon points to, and ran the program, it worked fine. Now the icon works fine too. Reviews of mice are personal, for me the size of the mouse is smaller and the weights are lighter than a similar Logitech mouse. For my hands, this mouse is almost too small and light, and it feels so narrow I need to squeeze my hand to hold it. The size and weight works perfect for my wife, and there are no buttons on the side to accidentally press. She is quite happy with it.

Overall Review: It was not clear which Optical Gaming Sensor is used, some internet search think its the Pixart PMW3320, others think it is the PMW3820.

Pros: Hera software easy enough to find and download at gamdias.com. After installing I found the Hera software package to be rich with features. Mouse Control: Adjust DPI with speed option ranging from 1250, 1750, 2500, 3500, 5000 and 7000 DPI. Of couse the DPI speed can be adjusted from the control located on top of the mouse behind the scroll wheel. Mouse Luminance: Choose to turn the lights on/off. Adjust the color and levels. Also Wave speed adjustment available. I chose to turn the luminance off, but have to admit the mouse comes alive when luminance is activated. I left the Logo luminance on which works well as a night light. Assign Sounds: Pre-recorded sounds or make your own sound and use it as an alert. Before I precede with my review of the Gamdias Zeus M1 I want to mention I have owned and used the much older GAMDIAS Ourea GMS5510 Laser Gaming Mouse 3600 dpi for more than two years. The older GM5510 mouse proved to be a reliable, durable mouse over the years. I still use the mouse on a backup computer. I will say I did not like the software the manufacturer provided with the mouse only because I found it to be a bit unstable. I plan to install the latest Hera Software for the older Gamdias mouse and hope for improvement. On to the review of the Zeus MI RGB. I installed the Zeus M1 Dual RGB with the latest Hera software on a computer using Windows 7 64. I like the software interface. It's simple and straightforward, easy to make quick adjustments. 7000 DPI is insanely fast. I found I preferred the DPI set to work best for me between 2500 and 3500 DPI. There is a panel on the bottom which opens to reveal the weights available for adjustment. I am right handed and have large hands. The mouse is a great fit for my large hand and is also ambidextrous. I had a Logitech MX 100 installed on the computer. The Zeus M1 is a much more substantial, professional feeling mouse than the Logitech. The weights work well providing stability and add accuracy when using the Zeus M1. Worth mention the USB cord is heavy and has a cloth-like outer cover as opposed to being just a soft plastic cord. The cord is adequate length as opposed to being short , thin and annoying. I found the mouse to be genuinely fast and likable and much more satisfying to use than the average gaming I have tried in the past. I currently use a Gigabyte M6880X laser gaming mouse on my main computer. The Gamdias Zeus M1 RGB offers noticeably better performance and more importantly, comfort and feel than my current mouse.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Hard to imagine someone not finding this mouse to be excellent in so many ways. The Zeus M1 RGB is a state-of-the-art smartly built, feature-rich gaming mouse. I would give five plus stars if I could.

Pros: Well Made Mouse Very comfortable for my hands LEDs lights are gorgeous, in a dark room they really pop. Durable buttons and rubber grips for long use HERA software for customizable settings and programmable keys. Nice braided cord

Cons: I personally found no con with the mouse. Mice like any asserocry come down to personal preference and with mice we all have different hands some longer, thicker, wider etc then others. This mouse for me fit my hands well, and I been able to use for multiple 8+ hour gaming sessions with no strain related from the mouse. Someone with much bigger or wider hands may feel differently. For reference im 6'1 and wear large gloves. A visual DPI meter would be nice but for its price point wasn't expecting it.

Overall Review: Received the Gamdias mouse for review. This was my first Gamdias product and all in all i was very impressed with it. It has now become my mouse of choice on my main gaming PC. The mouse arrived well packaged, and undamaged. The mouse has very good sensitivity, and the overall design for my hands matched like a glove. The rubber grips help keep hands wear they should be during long gaming hours. All in all in a well made mouse, all the buttons have taken a hammering from me over the past month and continue work well. What really put this mouse over the edge was the dual RGB lighting. Take an already well made mouse, and add some flare to it. The pictures of this mouse don't do it justice. I game in a dim low light room so I have as little background glare on my monitor as possible. This mouse in a dark room just looks fantastic, its like a sea of fire LED actions coming off the mouse. Even my wife who normally doesn't look at or care about any of my PC stuff, commented on it. Definitely would recommend this mouse to people, and if other Gamdias product have the same build quality Ill have to try more of their products.

Pros: The mouse is lightweight yet well built. It doesn't feel like it is going fall apart or start getting strange noises after a few months. In addition to durability, the mouse has a comfortable 6 foot cable. The lights are easy to configure with the rgbs. The software can be a little quirky from time to time, but once you are used to it it works fine. I used on windows 7 and windows 10. I used this on a white semi gloss surface and did not have a problem with the sensor responding to movement. Normal mouse pads had no problem either.

Cons: The overall feel / size of the mouse. It is a bit wider than I was anticipating. It is not adjustable like my razor mouse. It fits my hand fine, however smaller hands might not be comfortable. I am taking an egg off for this. The hera software is a bit quirky and needed to update before I could sync up with the mouse.

Overall Review: Overall I like the mouse, if your looking for something configurable and stylish for a reasonable price you can't really go wrong. It would be tough to compare these to high end gaming mice.

Pros: + Fantastic Lighting - True, vibrant colors and plenty of zones. Looks great! + Up and Down DPI buttons - Some mice have only a single DPI cycle button, which I find annoying. This one allows both up and down. + Comfortable Side Grips - Each side has a rubber pad with a honeycomb pattern texture printed into it. It's one of the more comfortable grips I've experienced in a mouse. + Adjustable weight - The mouse comes with 2 metal weights pre-loaded into the bottom of the mouse. They're easily removed/added through a small door. + Feels Sturdy - It's not the highest quality mouse I've ever used but it feels sturdy and for around $50 it's pretty solid.

Cons: - Lacks visual DPI indicator - I prefer a mouse that indicates DPI in an intuitive visual way. This mouse (like most) lacks a visual intuitive indicator, which leaves me guessing which DPI setting I have selected. - Strange Extra DPI Button - Directly behind the up and down DPI buttons is a third button that also seems to function as an extra DPI up button. It's unnecessary and honestly just gets in the way. I regularly press it on accident while going for the DPI down so I disabled it. Would trade it for an extra side button.

Overall Review: I've used mice from Razer, MSI, Corsair, G.Skill, and a variety of others. Before using this one I hadn't yet heard of Gamdias so I was concerned it would amount to a cheap knock-off of the more recognizable name brands. From my perspective Gamdias does a good job of contending with the rest. This is a solid mouse and offers solid performance while looking great on any gaming rig. If it had a DPI visual indicator I would give it 5/5.

Pros: 1. This is a true eight button mouse. The buttons include: the three "standard" Left, Right, and Scroll Wheel buttons, plus three DPI buttons (on the top), and two Thumb buttons (on the left hand side). 2. True RGB colors (16.8 million). With double level RGB streaming lighting, and a color "Zeus shield" on the Palm of the mouse. 3. The default Button, Color, and DPI settings are logical. [a] The default setting of the three DPI buttons are Up, Down, and Rotate. By Rotate I mean the same as Up, but rather than stop at the highest DPI setting, rotate to the lowest DPI setting. [b] The default color settings of the "Zeus shield" is: Red (lowest DPI of 1200), Yellow (1600), Green (2400), Teal (3200), Blue (4800), Purple (highest DPI of 7000). [c] The two Thumb buttons appear to do nothing by default. 4. HERA Graphical User Interface (GUI) can be used to adjust the Button, Color, and DPI settings. The polling rate is 1 KHz. 5. The mouse has a braided cloth cable, which seems to glide more smoothly over most surfaces than a rubber cable. 6. The mouse includes a Dual Weight Tuning System. Either and/or both weights are removable. I removed both.

Cons: I would not consider the mouse ambidextrous due to its shape. The right side of the mouse is slightly more curved. The left side of the mouse has two "thumb" buttons. I am right handed, so this is not really a "Con" to me.

Overall Review: The Optical Sensor of the mouse is visibly Red in color. I believe it uses the Pixart PMW 3320, not Lazer. The Gamdias ZEUS M1 is the mid price point ($60 MSRP) between the P1 ($90 MSRP) and the E1 ($40 MSRP). The M1 is medium in size (at 118 x 67 x 38.5 mm.) and weight (115 - 125g.). Slightly smaller and lighter than the P1 and E1.

Pros: Nice looking mouse Smooth movement lots of customization options. I can use this mouse without a mouse pad which is nice. Very responsive and no glitches while gaming. There are ten lite presets and more options for changing key assignments. You can also setup macros.

Cons: This mouse isn’t as comfortable for me to hold as my Razor Deathadder. This made my hand hurt within a half an hour. The problem with for me was the grip. I have to work a lot harder to hold onto this mouse. [Note after I removed the weights it felt much better to me. The app worked but with my virus scanner removing a WS.Reputation.1 Now it sounds like this may be a false positive But you shouldn't get that with any legit software. Shipping was not so good the box got crushed in shipping and It almost got the mouse but missed by an inch. But that doesn't reflect on the product.

Overall Review: I would recommend these but not for left handed people. I isn't an ambidextrous mouse. Pretty sweet light show though If your into that kind of thing.