Aimzone GamesGaming Mouse with LED, Wireless Mouse Gaming with Light, Adjustable DPI Up to 6400, Ergonomic, 7 Programmable Buttons, Full Compatible (Pink)

I love the pink color. It works great and it all has a really cute and cool packaging. 10/10

I like that I can customize the sensitivity to my liking, so it feels just right for my gaming style. The cool lights add a fun touch, and I never have to worry about running out of battery, its seems like it lasts forever. The mouse is comfortable to hold, and I've noticed a big difference in my aim since I started using it. It's a little heavy, but it's worth it for how well it works.

I got this mouse for my preteen son who is a self-proclaimed gamer and the 2 qualities he loves the most (beyond that it works as it should) is that it lights up and that it makes a clicking noise when he presses on it. This gaming mouse is comfortable and very ergonomic. It is accurate when he is playing and has a smoothness to it when moving it across the mouse pad. It is a high quality gaming mouse that performs as expected with the added bonus of cool lights! My son is extremely happy with this mouse and he uses it every day!

The Aimzone Wireless Gaming Mouse is just "okay." In my opinion, it offers a mixed bag.For instance, this mouse is quite literally, a WIRELESS mouse ONLY. The USB cable is strictly for charging the mouse and will not allow you to use the mouse while turned off from wireless mode. This causes you to have to populate two USB ports if the battery is low. One USB port for charging and the other for the 2.4 GHz adapter. Basically, the USB adapter has to be plugged into your computer/laptop at all times for you to use this mouse.Another aspect of this mouse that isn't all that ideal is the very limited DPI range and settings. There are only three options. 1000 DPI, 1200 DPI, and 1600 DPI. For gaming, a wider range of DPI would be more useful. Going from 1000 DPI to 1200 DPI is pretty slight.Though the mouse works as advertised, it wasn't exactly what I expected. All of my other wireless mice work when wired without the use of the wireless adapter/dongle. I assumed this one would work the same, but it does not. Due to this, and the limited DPI range, I personally wouldn't recommend this mouse. As a generic casual-use mouse, it's fine. As a gaming mouse, I'd look elsewhere.

I absolutely LOVE my Razer Viper mouse, but I have used it so much that I've worn through the side of it and it is now unpleasant to hold. I saw that this mouse looked to be almost identical in size and shape and decided to give it a try when it came up for review.The hand feel is exactly what I like. It fits my smaller hand quite well and I do not get cramps from using it like I do with bulkier mice. I like that you can turn the RGB on and off with a switch on the bottom. I usually keep the RGB off to prolong battery life, but if I am working in the dark I will turn it on for a bit of extra light and ambiance.The buttons are very clicky and they're pretty loud. I personally find this to be satisfying, but I know some people want their mice to be as quiet as possible. If you want a quiet mouse, this one is NOT for you. If you enjoy a loud click, you'll enjoy this mouse.I like that the dpi is adjustable with a button on top of the mouse that is far enough away from the wheel that I don't accidentally click it. I have found the mouse to be quite responsive and I like it almost as much as my Razer Viper. To be fair about my perception of the responsiveness, I don't game on my computer. I mostly do basic internet stuff and graphic design on Canva with my PC as it is getting old and has a hard time doing too much at once. For what I do, the responsiveness is very good.I love the pink color of the mouse. Eventually, I want to have a pink setup and this will go in it very nicely. I like that the dongle is stored inside the mouse itself. This makes it easy to take to my parents' house so I can help out on their laptops because I hate their mice.The mouse charges easily with a USB-C. I charge it at night while we sleep and I have yet to run out of battery during the day while using it.At the time of my review, this mouse is selling for $23.99 which is MUCH less expensive than a wireless Razer Viper. If money were not an issue, I'd absolutely pick the Razer over this, but this mouse is a GREAT budget option and I am glad that I got to try it out.