Bloody R36 Ultra Dual Mode Wireless Gaming Mouse - 12000 CPI, PAW3313 Sensor, 1ms Wireless Transmission, 7 Programmable Buttons, up to 75 Hours Playtime, RGB Lighting, for Esports and Gaming

Excellent mouse. Long battery life, Strong signal, Mouse wake up so quick And work very good But I’m a little worried about quality of glides, they are not metal here as in other lines of this manufacturer

This is a decent gaming mouse with a good standby time if you’re like me and always forget to plug it in. Accuracy feels good and responsive. Grips well and fits my hand fine. My big concern that it’s a decent/ok mouse, but there are plenty of competitors for a better price at the moment. This is more of a buy on sale.

I ordered this mouse as an alternate/backup for my everyday work mice. I am a nurse working overnight in a hospital. I frequently will come in to find or in the middle of my shift suddenly have a broken mouse. IT is not bringing me a replacement before the following business day even in the best case scenarios. I decided this would be a good solution—it has really come in handy on those types of days. I can’t really give you a gamer perspective since that’s not my thing or intention when using this. I can only give my experience as an occasional user for day-to-day stuff. It’s very similar in structure & function to my boyfriend’s mouse for his laptop. I’ve noticed many reviewers mention this is ambidextrous, but as a left handed person I have to say this is definitely not the case. I’d say this mouse is lefty-friendly, maybe. Otherwise, it’s pretty comfortable in my right hand (which is usually how I handle a mouse in a 96% right-handed world). This might be the reason some of the other reviews report the ergonomic feeling to be off. I’ve had no connectivity issues via Bluetooth or hardwired (I’ve used mostly Bluetooth). The charge on this lasts forever practically—I haven’t yet had to recharge since original receipt. Customer service is fantastic and prompt — I reached out to them for assistance on registering the mouse for warranty (12 months). The programmable parts I have not yet had a use for, but I guess is a cool feature is this is something you’re into. The storage compartment on the bottom for the dongle is super efficient and I appreciate that sorta thoughtfulness. The price for this mouse when compared to other gaming mice like Razer is similar ($60 at the time of writing this review). Overall, I’d highly recommend!

Does not support ultra core 4.

Technically everything works well with this mouse. Connects easily with the included dongle, which has a handy space to store it under the mouse. The build quality seems good in general. It unfortunately doesn't work too well for my hand. I can't tell if it supposed to be used in a claw or palm grip. Neither is quite comfortable enough to me. It feels too small for me to use a palm grip, but too heavy for a claw grip. The weighting also felt a little lopsided for some reason, though I'm used to using a lighter mouse. The plastic they used also feels a little smooth and slippery to me. Could use some more grip. Also doesn't feel super comfortable for me to reach the thumb buttons. The left/right buttons and mousewheel are OK. The mousewheel scrolls very smoothly and feels nice. I feel like the design can't decide if it's ambidextrous or not, as it's clearly set up for right-handed use with the thumb buttons and the right button being a bit longer, but the side panels seem identical like a symmetrical mouse would have. This might work better for different hands, so it's just one of those devices you'd have to try to know if it was for you.