Chimera V2 Wireless Gaming Mouse with Hot-swappable Switches, Dual Magnetic Shells, 6 Programmable Buttons, Triple-Mode Connectivity & Adjustable DPI up to 12000

The best mouse i have used in this segment, also the tri mode connectivity is so handy and also the mouse is light so no issue in using it for a longer time...also fully customizable lighting..worth the price

The Kreo Chimera mouse is well-designed for lightweight and high-sensitivity users, offering four possible switch combinations. The silent switch option has significantly lower activation force compared to the regular switches. It performs well across all three connectivity modes, ensuring a seamless experience. However, the main issue lies with the true DPI settings—users need third-party software like Raw Accel to adjust the actual DPI properly. Improved software support would enhance the experience. That said, it works perfectly fine when paired with the Kreo mouse pad, making for a solid combo.

Clicks , scroll wheel , side buttons are good .sensor is great. The glides/skates could have been better .very light weight overall good mouse but it’s not for people with big hands so anyone 21cm+(hand size) onwards will find this small.

Great mouse for gaming purpose and even normal use, I bought this mainly for Minecraft and works good 👍 happy with the product

Worked while it worked : Like another person who said that it worked great for some while, I can second that. 6 months down and the middle mouse is double clicking and I reached out to customer service and the person responding asked me to do a set of stupid tests which only work if it was the left or right click but not the middle button. But guess what, they won't do a replacement even in warranty unless you show them a video of the problem. Serves me right to trust a flashy brand like Kreo. If it was Logitech they would have exchanged the device without any questions. Never going to buy or suggest this pathetic brand to anyone.

Excellent mouse! Upgraded from Viper Mini. Main clicks are crisper; scroll is okay. My use case is intricate, precise design work (not gaming), and it tracks like a king-precise and sharp-better than the Orochi and RVM I own. Shape feels like Viper Mini at the back and GPX at the front. I prefer the slightly tapered sides on the RVM. It feels bigger than the RVM, which might be good for others. Looks a bit like the Monka M1 Pro but definitely larger (per Eloshape). Hope it lasts long. Only ~1.1-year (400-day) warranty-should've been 2 years for a premium mouse. Also, the dimensions don't seem to match what Kreo lists on its website - Kreo should double-check.

Mouse is light weight, the size is also good, build is ok the only concern is that in my unit the left and the right part of the mouse make a squeeky sound when pressed a little harder, gaming performance is also nice Cons - I came from a wired logitech g102 and it was a ambidextrous mouse but this one is slightly for right handed... it doesn't cause an issue of how i feel when i hold a mouse but something i noticed after using it for over a month is that unlike other mice where there is a bridge in between the mouse buttons or mostly the mice i have tried before had it this mouse has no neutral area between the buttons . And I hold mouse slightly tilted 45 degrees , not straight so my hand lies just on the edge of the left click and while gaming i faced it almost everytime that i misclicked the right button along with the left button . So that and the squeeky sides are the only concerns other than that the mouse is very light and performs i guess great , the side buttons are a little mushy and positioned little back as compared to my previous mouse so it just needs a little getting use to . So if you dont hold the mouse at an angle or your fingers aren't at the edge of left click while holding the mouse , you wouldn't have any complaints about the mouse. Its a nice buy .

A very good choice for beginners Currently no issue found