NACODEX AJ339 65G Watcher Gaming Mouse with Lightweight Honeycomb Shell - RGB Chroma LED Light - Programmable 7 Buttons - Pixart 3327 12400 DPI Optical Sensor (White)

I picked this up to test with my daily workstation / gaming setup; I have been testing tons of different brands of mice and keyboards for over a year now and I really enjoy it.This mouse is definitely one of the better ones and if this mouse is anything to go by; the trend is that the mice in general are all getting better. These more "budget brand" mice used to be an afterthought but now I have switched to using them full time.Pros- Extremely lightweight- Good keytravel / click feels solid- Good button placement; the buttons are pretty ergonomically placed to reduce strain- Angle works well for my hand for long usage sessions; I've used this mouse like 8hr straight and have no strains on my hand.- Glows from the inside only; the RGB isn't too ferocious as it is with many other lower cost mice- Matrix helps my hand breathe; I actually prefer these open matrix mice now because my hand breathes better- Has simple light button on the bottom- Braided fabric cable that is snaglessCons- Might not fit well for larger hands- Light button the bottom just cycles through everything in the mouse and takes forever to find what you want- Scroll wheel in general could be better; its a bit too stiff and close for my liking- Not sure if there is software for this mouse but if there is they don't make it easy to find.In general I am impressed with how much mouse you can get for a lower price these days. The incremental DPI settings work well enough for me to use this on my triple 4k workstation without issue.

This gaming mouse is a good alternative to the bigger name-brands. It has extra buttons, but not enough to be overwhelming. Aside from the standard left, right and scroll wheel buttons, there is a forward and a backward button on the left side of the mouse. These are all that it has for mouse cursor controls. There is a button behind the scroll wheel to adjust the DPI and another on the bottom to adjust the LED lighting.The mouse is light and it has a sturdy plastic polymer body with a lattice of ventilation holes that looks cool especially when the LEDs shine through. The USB cord is cloth-braided and extremely flexible. The shape is ergonomic and very comfortable in the hand. The white colour gives a unique look for a gaming mouse. The control button clicks are all audible and the mouse wheel has a slight tactile response for delicate operations. The response of the mouse, buttons, and scroll wheel are all quite good...For gaming, we mainly play WoW... and this mouse is perfect for this, as well as for using in photo editing programs.Overall, it is a very good gaming mouse which has a manageable number of buttons and which is much less expensive than the big name brands. I cannot yet speak to longevity, but I will update this review as we use it more.

This AJAZZ AJ339 mouse is pretty decent for a light-weight mouse, there are numerous settings to adjust, not only the lighting. The packing is simple, and the mouse is protected well. Inside the box you get the Mouse, and a basic instruction manual. The instruction manual has the specs for the mouse, what the buttons default to, etc. It also mentions there is a button on the bottom of the mouse to cycles through the color options for the mouse. Now, that button is a nice way to quickly switch light settings, however there is a lot more you can adjust concerning the mouse's light settings, and everything else, it just requires the utility.There is a program on the manufacturer site, for this mouse, that allows you to make lots of adjustments for this mouse. You can also set 3 different mouse setting profiles. Included in my review is a screenshot from that program. It would have been nice if this were included in the mouse's box, on a CD, USB drive, or just an sheet of paper or mention in the manual, in English, letting people know that hey can go to the manufacturer site to download this program for the mouse. There isn't even a mention of the manufacturer's website on the manual or box, at least not that I noticed. Just go to a search engine, and the AJAZZ site isn't difficult to locate.On the manufacturer website, you may have to go to the upper right of the site, and select English language. This mouse's model number is AJ339. On the website, go to Download Center, go through the Mouse driver section pages, until you find the "AJ339 macro mouse driver". This will contain not only a driver, but a utility for adjusting all of the mouse's settings within Windows. You may have to reboot after installing. This utility makes it so easy to adjust settings on this mouse. It allows you a lot more customization with the mouse. Lighting, DPI, Mouse Parameter, Polling Rate, Macro Editor, etc.This is a nice mouse, but AJAZZ should really include more English Language material, and also mention somewhere on the box, or instructions that to get full functionality of the mouse one should go to their website and download the Driver and Utilities. The utility on the manufacturer website has an English option and it makes this keyboard much easier to customize the settings on.The mouse performed well for me, it's light-weight and glides easily. The cord has thin and loose fabric jacket on it, making it a bit more flexible and lighter in weight. The numerous color options are nice. The mouse is symmetrical and a bit on the smaller side, though. I don't use symmetrical mice all that often. the smaller size does not bother me much though, since I tend to hold a computer mouse in a, "Claw" type of grip. The mouse is about 5" Long, 2.6" Wide, and 1.5" Tall at it's tallest portion.

I’ve got a pretty wide hand. The NACODEX gaming mouse is just a bit too narrow for me.Let me put it this way – I’ve used – and tested dozens (if not more) mice and other input devices. This is the FIRST that felt as if it wasn’t wide enough to use comfortably. After using it for a few minutes, the little finger on my right hand starts to hurt. I just CAN’T use this mouse.The mouse seems to be nicely made. It’s light. The honeycomb shell reduces its weight, and can probably make hours of gaming or computing less of a pain than with heavier mice.Switches are very responsive. The cord is wrapped in fabric. There’s a button on the underside of the mouse that lets you change the lighting patterns – or turn the light completely off.I’m pretty sure that if my hand was smaller, I’d probably like it quite a lot.But for me, it’s not one that I’m going to use.

Originally meant for my spare laptop house, this is now on my main desktop. The main reason for this is that the cable feels really high quality with it being a soft plush type, something that's very different from most mice I've seen at this price point. Additionally, the case is plastic but does feel very high quality and stiff, despite the thick plastic the mouse still feels very light and is a nice change for my heavy Mad Catz 8+ mouse. The DPI settings are actually nice and useful, unlike most other mice where it feels very strange to have it at such varying levels of unusable DPI settings. The mouse switches do you feel very good, they aren't soft and gummy like other cheap mice. Overall, I would recommend this mouse for anyone looking for a quality mouse for their gaming computer.