Cooler Master MM730 Wire Gaming Mouse White, Adjustable 16,000 DPI, Palm|Claw Grip, PixArt Optical Sensor, Ultraweave Cable, PTFE Feet, RGB Lighting (MM-730-WWOL1)

for 17 dollars this mouse is a steal pros: great shape (similar to zowie ec2, intellimouse, etc) extremely lightweight great stock cable, it basically comes already paracorded the firmware works perfect after updates 3389 sensor, still one of the top 4 gaming sensors available even though razer probably is objectively better optical switches feel pretty good cons: the stock feet are terrible and need to be replaced asap the plastic feels cheap, but it is surprisingly sturdy at the same time, doesnt effect performance at all just feels very cheap the software feels like an alpha version some indian dev on fiverr got paid to make, very unpolished but once you install it and make your desired changes you can remove it again and i havent had a problem conclusion: for 17 dollars this mouse has insanely good performance, even comparable to 150 dollar mice, you just need to get some aftermarket corepad mouse skates and you are good to go, and you need to deal with the low quality software

I legitimately am in love with this mouse, it's super light, accurate, smooth, and comes with grips right out of the box, for a $15 mouse it beats out all the other mice i've used from the Razer Cobra Pro at $150 to the Razer Orochi V2 at $50 both my most recent mice, but i've used a lot over the years. Contemplating buying another one just to have, and asking for a black one for my birthday or something. I've seen some issues with quality control and firmware, but the firmware has been fixed a year ago, and the QC of my mouse personally is fine.

Apparently there have been quite a few lemons with this run of mice. However, if you get a good one, it's a steal for the sale price of fifteen dollars. Top sensor, one of the lightest mice available, soft paracord cable, good software, good lighting, optical clicks, amazing ergos.

Having owned and tested many different gaming mice. This is one of the best mice on the market, but in my experience, the shape needs improvement. This mouse has excellent build quality, better than many mice I've tested. Absolutely no creaks or flexing, even though its so lightweight it's extremly solid and all feels like 1 very solid piece. All the buttons and scroll wheel are great and feel like very good quality. The shell material has a nice texture and feels great. The weight is one of the best you can get with very few rivals in it's range they say it's like 48 grams which is about as light as mice get. The feet glide really nice. The cable is one of the best you can get and is super flexible, and The 3389 sensor is top of the line. The 1 problem is the shape (and the software is buggy and needs improvement but we won't get into that). The shape is not very comfortable, it's close to good except the part in the front of the mouse on the right side where your ring finger touches next to the right click button flares out too much, kind of like a razer viper and because of the extra size there, your ring finger pushes against it and it causes the mouse to rotate out of alignment counter clockwise (I had the same problem with the viper) so your not holding the mouse straight, it's cocked to the left a little, and your pointer/index finger ends up to far to the right on the left click button right up against the scroll wheel. Also the left click button is too low for an ergo mouse it needs to be raised slightly in relation to the right click button, it all comes together to make the mouse feel less like an ergo and more like an ambidexterious (it feels somewhere in between those). The comfort and ergos on the glorius model D, or the cooler master mm720 for example are much better. So in conclusion, I had to take off 2 stars for the ergos, but it gets 3 for everything else. Unfortunately the ergos are kind of a deal breaker. A mouse has to fit the hand really well. Cooler master has potentially one of the best mice ever made here, but they need to revise the ergonomics. If people who work at cooler master are reading this, please listen: fix the ergos and shape and you will have one of the best mice on the market with very little competition.

I purchased this mouse as it was for sale for a deep discount. Im happy to report that this mouse does not dissapoint and is such a refreshing piece to my desk and weighs much less than my previous Razer mouse.

Cool mouse. Switched from deathadder v2 since its middle mouse stoped working and i couldn't find any replacement switch. This mouse also have optical switches for left and right but normal one for middle but atleast its easily available. Saw the tear down on YT. Lets see how long the middle mouse button lasts but atleast its easily replaceable if any problems. Also extra bottom pads in box. Cool to have. Might have to change it if i damage it during opening to replace switches.

The mouse is great value, top notch sensor, incredible weight and balance, great optical switches, nice rgb, an awesome paracord stock cable, the matte coating is good too. My issue is the ergonomics. I use a fingertip grip for reference. They should reduce the right side bump by 5-10 mm because it sticks out too far. ALSO Id like them to reduce the length from the back and round it off more. If you do like a backside lifted flick the sharp bottom tends to drag into the mousepad more than other mice ive used. Lastly, they really need to upgrade the mouse feet. They are good but far too thin and oddly concaved on that back feet.

Bought this mouse 3 years ago and it's sill holding strong. I wish I had bought more before they discontinued the wired version

Good mouse.

This is perfect for people with claw grip or palm-claw-hybrid grip AND aims with their wrist more than their arm. The sensor placement being so forward will take some huge adjustments, but once you get a handle on it, you will quickly realize that it is absolutely perfect for claw/palm-claw grip + wrist aiming. The weight will also take some huge adjustments considering how light this mouse is. I used the Logitech G Pro Wired prior to this mouse and had to drop my sensitivity in Valorant from 0.377 down to 0.25-0.3. It felt like Rock Lee taking off his training weights. The weight makes a huge difference in terms of fatigue. The Logitech G Pro wired is only 85g, but dropping to 48g was significant enough that you can really feel the difference in fatigue in "longer" game sessions (30 minutes+ which I know isn't even that long). The CM MM730 is such an underrated hidden gem that I would genuinely recommend to anyone who has a claw/palm-claw grip and who mainly aims with their wrists more than their arms.

El mejor mouse que he comprado en años debido solo a un punto: la rueda de desplazamiento no se descompone. Ningún otro mouse me ha durado tanto como este. Ni los razer más caros. Solo desearía que hubiera más modelos y colores con la misma tecnología para la rueda de desplazamiento que este mouse tiene.

The best for claw grippers

Pedazo de mouse, ojo yo lo compre en 356 pesos, un gangazo! Esta muy bueno el mouse, el cable semeja paracord (sin llegar a serlo pero es liviano y se agradece mucho) además que INCLUYE GRIPS!, vamos que otro mouse lo incluye?, ya trae para que instales los grip pads, yo tenia que encargarlos de alichiness para los jabones de razer, es un súper punto a favor, te lo recomiendo, vengo de un razer viper 8khz, y no note mucho cambio, al menos no del sensor, Erik Vázquez”Don_LazerModoKchondo” para los compas (tremendo mancazo que quiere tryhardear en destiny 2 después de una pasada semana laboral) aprueba este mouse, cómpralo de una antes de que suban de precio 🤙🏽🔥