LEDs stopped working after a few months. They now only randomly light up while using.

Been with for a while and very happy it's preforming better then other ones

Not bad, but the two buttons on the same side where my thumb rests makes hitting one or the other individually a bit tricky. Still getting used to it.

Never heard of the brand, saw an article in PC Gamer, and took a chance on a sale.
Dude, this mouse is SWEET!
I've gone through a few Razer mice, had a boomslang in 2000, but they all crap out. All flash, no substance.
I've been using this mouse for a month now, for work and play, and it's the best I've used in a long time. Great grip and feel, adjustable DPI, and the weights are awesome. I left all the weights in to get that heft. I rarely, if ever, promote hardware, but I'm looking at more Monoprice gear, now.
Full disclosure: I do not work for, or know anyone that works for Monoprice. Great mouse, y'all.

Has all the expected features, such as adjustable resolution, adjustable weight, and a modest amount of extra buttons. Beyond the primaries, resulution +-, page forward and back on the left side. Large , rubber coated wheel.
The led lighting indicates the currently set resolution. Can be turned off optionally. The primary buttons have a rubber panel, which I happen to really like. That was the main selling point for me.

The only thing I would have different: is a perforated "hex-cell" shell, perhaps as an option.

Very happy with this one for the price. It's no high-end gaming mouse but for the cost it's the best I have found. The shape is very comfortable and buttons are all easy to reach. It doesn't necessarily have a "premium" build to it but feels well made and reasonably durable.

I am very pleased with the size of this mouse. I am a little over 6' and a lot of mice are hard to hold because they don't fit in my hand well. This mouse fits nicely in my hand and the thumb buttons are easy to hit.

I struggle some with control but I attribute that to using the same mouse on two different systems that unfortunately run different resolutions. So its hard to get used to because things are always changing.

Mice have a huge following. Mice have to fit the hand of the user and provide the functions they want for a myriad of tasks. This mouse functions well for most tasks. It seems to be responsive in games as well as doing other things. Also, it doesn't require software.

My only caveats are that I would like to change the sensitivity settings and the buttons to select sensitivity are a bit too sensitive. I've found myself in trouble when I accidentally press the sensitivity button. Good mouse for the price.

I bought on of these for the covid19 home office, and will eventually be using it to replace one of my gaming mice. Seems to have a great feature set for the price. If feels good in the hand as well. The sensitivity settings are skewed towards the low end; you have the lower sensitivities bunched together, and the high sensitivities have big jumps between them. I do have a few concerns about how it will hold up long term. It does feel a bit cheap, and I suspect the soft touch coating will start to peel or get sticky after a year or two. All that said, i am still happy with the purchase and would probably do it again.

Has a great weight and feel to it. Adjustable DPI on the fly is awesome. I've already improved my gaming with this