AOCGM530 Gaming Mouse with Optical Sensor, Ergonomic Shape, 16,000 Real DPI, 7 Light FX Button-Sync and Customizable G-Menu, Black, 16000 DPI, GM530B

Great for beginners and alike

Got this a while ago for my laptop and it's been perfect! You can customize the RGB lighting and button mapping using the software tools from the AOC website.Very responsive, multiple sensitivity settings, braided cable and it looks good too without it being too over the top! Very good mouse for the price.

Okay, so I plan on segmenting this Review into sections. Naturally I don't plan on making this big but I feel that this Mouse deserves a review as for the price there is nothing else.Sensor:-Now, this sensor is something I am familiar with. I used to own a wireless mouse called the Ajazz i303 and that had a Pixart sensor as well. Of course they are not the same but I just feel like pointing that out.I just got the mouse not long ago and I have played the following games with it: CSGO, RDR2, Death Stranding, Rust. All of whom I enjoyed a great gaming experience, I bought this mouse as a spare, it tracks solidly on a hard plastic surface not using a mouse pad and I have really enjoyed my experience. So far I have had completely no issues with the sensor. I've seen people stating that the fact it is only "5000 dpi" is a bad thing. Somehow, this is a measure of how good and bad a mouse can or cannot track. It is not, if a mouse has a low dpi it does not automatically mean it is bad. Most people including myself cannot use more then 2000 dpi and that is for avid gamers like myself. I was doing quick shots with the AWP in CSGO racking kills and had no issues at all.-Shape:This is personnel, each hand is different so naturally my issues may not be the same as what you have.Being someone who uses the Logitech G203 as their daily driver this came as a shock to me. I was hoping for another Logitech clone, but I was surprised it is not, it is longer and it feels a lot more uncomfortable then the 203. It took some getting used to, but eventually I started to actually really like the feel of it. The hump at the back was similar to my Ajazz i303. Overall I am getting used to it. These are first thoughts of it though, I may edit this in future.-Software:This will be short, the fact this mouse even has software is insane. A 6 pound mouse shouldn't have software, you go down to poundland and the "Gaming Mouse" they sell is awful, so the fact this can even compete with a G203 is insane, but with the software. It is a no brained, it wasn't even bad. Hard to find, took a bit of digging but as soon as I installed G-Tools I was on my way to editing the RGB. Changing the four buttons, oh. Right did I mention this has 4 buttons? I don't play games like WoW but I mean, I'd imagine they'd come in very useful.Overall, if I could I'd give it 4.5/5. It isn't perfect, but for the price. Well, I mean. Yeah, 7 pound mouse will mechanical switches, software, Pixart sensor.-Edit:I forgot a couple small bits and pieces before finishing this review, I will however. Give this a small update however this is not going to be segmented as then I'd be writing this all bloody day!The build quality is good, I am impressed by it. It feels cheap but the plastic doesn't flimsy, like you could easily break it. You could defiantly put it through a lot. So if you want a Mouse for a child then this might be the one, the scroll wheel is okay, in no way amazing and you can tell this was the biggest sacrifice the side buttons don't feel good either, they aren't as clicky as one would hope however they are more than usable the fact you have four is a pleasant surprise as well. The RGB is really good, I'd even go as far to say it is better then my Logitech G203 it's brighter and there is more of it. Even has a great glow on the scroll wheel. The rubber pads on the bottom are awful even in the context that this is a seven pound mouse. They just feel average for this price range however I understand that the rubber pads on the bottom, and the scroll wheel are most likely where they cut the most on. As, rubber pads are rubber pads.And, not that many people care and the scroll wheel, well. I mean, it is usable. The software is really good, very clean. Was not expecting this, even if it was just an awful mess to use the fact it even has software to begin is just amazing, but it is not! It is amazing, I really like their software. Logitech G-HUB is just awful and I have a bone to pick with them. However, AOC G-Tools software is really good, nice and simple click and play.This is an amazing mouse for the price, it has certain aspects which were clearly cut down to make it as cheap as it is. But I mean, overall I am impressed, if they sold this for the same price a G203 I wouldn't even bat an eye, so for nearly 4 times less then a G203 and the same kind of quality. Better software and RGB I mean. What else is there to say, for six pound I am really impressed.Disclaimer for those wondering:Tested on Asus Zephyrus S GX531 RTX 2080 i7 9th generation and my main gaming PC with an RTX 3070 and Ryzen 7 2700x.

This mouse has served me well for quite a while, it feels good, has good features, and is overall good to use. However, the mouse has a button on the side that does nothing, unsure if it’s meant to do something or not, but I’ve never been able to get it to do anything except pause youtube videos for some strange reason.

Excellent value for money, works great and has decent DPI switching modes to suit your desired sensitivity.

Just unusable

its heavy and it stoped working after 2 months

This mouse ticks every box for me RGB goodness, fully programable and sensitivity switching on the fly. Comes with adjustable weight system under the bottom cover of mouse, the cable is fully braided and matches perfectly with the rest of AOC Agon line up. Only missing the headset to complete the set now. Thank You AOC for another excellent product.

El producto llegó en tiempo, bien envasado, el funcionamiento y la ergonomia es sorprendente para el precio que tiene. Llevo usándolo varias semanas y va genial, sin duda aproveche y compré otro más, antes de que subiera el producto, porque visto lo visto, su precio está por debajo de precio de mercado para el producto que es.

Agon by AOC AGM700Dovendo cambiare mouse e giocando spesso a fps, mi case l'occhio su questo prodotto della Aoc, l'Agm700.Costo poco meno di 10 euro. Dove sarà la fregatura?Lo vedremo con il tempo, in particolare sulla qualità dei materiali, durata dei tasti e della rotellina (di solito l'elemento che si rompe subito in questo tipo di cose).Dimensioni: il mouse è medio-grande, circa 13 cm di lunghezza, 6 cm in larghezza, circa 3,2 cm in altezza nl punto più alto. Personalmente si adatta bene alla mia mano, ma è una cosa estremamente personale.Peso: importante anche senza i 5 pesi montabili separatamente. Il precedente mouse (una simil glorious model o) era decisamente più leggero, mi dovrò abituare. Anche lo scorrimento risulta più lento sul mio attuale mousepad; anche questa è una cosa personale ma mi dovrò adattare.Pulsanti: presenti ovviamente il tasto dx e sx (ampi) che hanno un buon feeling al click, rotellina con click a pressione (nella norma) 2 pulsanti laterali ( non danno una sensazione di estrema solidità), un pulsante rosso collocato sotto i precedenti (può essere personalizzato e persino disattivato ma la scelta di porlo subito sotto agli altri 2 è alquanto discutibile in quanto si finisce spesso per premerlo inavvertitamente), un pulsante per la regolazione del profilo e uno per il settaggio dei dpi (a tal proposito il pulsante rosso è impostato per variare il dpi in maniera "intelligente" secondo loro nel caso serva in qualche fps per prendere meglio la mira).Anche la posizione dei 2 tasti è mal fatta: è praticamente impossibile non premerli inavvertitamente, occorre fare molta attenzione.Regolazioni: a proposito dei dpi, ci sono 5 regolazioni ( da 1800 a 16000) più una sesta modalità smart dpi. La fluiditè è eccellente e nel software è prevista comunque una modalità di apprendimento per il movimento del mouse per regolare in maniera intelligente la velocità allo spazio a disposizione.Effettivamente questa calibrazione aggiuntiva aggiusta e modifica il settaggio dpi che si imposta di default.Altra nota estremamente positiva è la possibilità di variare il dpi a piacimento. Ad esempio il secondo settaggio di default è 3200 ma è possibile impostare manualmente un valore differente il che rende il mouse "dpi free", davvero un'ottima feature.Ogni settaggio del dpi ha un led laterale che rivela quale impostazione stiamo usando, cosa molto comoda.Polling rate fino a 1000 mhz effettivo (testato appositamente), cosa che altri mouse anche più costosi non hanno.Software dedicato dell'Aoc estremamente versatile e configurabile.Come detto si possono impostare i vari dpi, si possono cambiare le funzioni dei vari tasti, si può impostare uno dei 4 livelli di polling rate.Ovviamente sono personalizzabili anche i led (non molto invasivi, ottimo per me) anche se qui ci sono pochi effetti: statico, pulsante, variabile.Ovviamente si può impostare la velocità e l'intensità dei vari led (oltre ad un colore specifico) e, se si dispone di altri device Aoc con led, c'è la possibilità di sincronizzare le luci con il resto dell Hw specifico.Nota dolente il cavo, molto rigido e pesante, occorrerà tempo per distenderlo e in generale si sente il suo effetto di attrito in gioco.Pagato 9,42 prezzo davvero notevole per ciò che offre.Se durerà (la rotellina e i tasti laterali onestamente sembrano molto cheap) sarà stato davvero un ottimo affare.

The media could not be loaded.  Esta excelente por el costo de 13 euros, va genial, tiene indicador en el lateral para saber en qué velocidad de DPI está, tiene software de la marca y con ella se puede modificar los colores y aspectos de las luces, los bote es y los macros. Va genial la verdad y el cable es con revestimiento en Maya lo que lo protege mucho más, creo que es el mejor calidad precio para ser un ratón de más de 10.000dpi súper recomendado

Ich habe die Maus mittlerweile ein gutes halbes Jahr täglich im Einsatz und bislang macht sie einen tollen Job. Liegt ergonomisch gut in der Hand. Die LED-Leuchten sind Geschmacksache. Ist zwar nett, dass man die Farben wechseln kann, aber ich würde darauf verzichten können. Zum Glück kann man die Leuchten (bis zum nächsten PC-Neustart) deaktivieren, indem man etwa 5s die DPI-Taste gedrückt hält. Kabel ist auch ausreichend lang mit fast 2m. Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis stimmt. Somit eine Weiterempfehlung meinerseits.

PROS:- Me costó tan solo 10€ de oferta.- Puedes programar los LEDs como quieras con su aplicación, apagar un lado y dejar el otro encendido, cambiar los colores individualmente, hacer efectos con el LED, etc.- Cable trenzado y algo como un condensador en la parte del USB, aparenta ser bastante duradero.- Tacto y acabados bastante buenos, tanto del ratón en sí como al clickear.- Cable suficientemente largo en mi caso.- No es ni pesado ni ligero, bastante cómodo de agarrar y mover durante mucho tiempo.- La función de cambio de DPI va finísima, instantáneamente cambia y lo notas.- Cuenta con 4 botones programables (aunque puedes hacer lo que quieras con todos los botones, que son 8).- Esto es algo muy mío, pero acostumbrado a que la zona del láser del ratón se iluminara, ahora no tener ese brillo me encanta. Yo el ratón lo suelo tener apagado y me encanta que no se ilumine esa parte.CONTRAS:- Que de repente se pone en 30€, así que mejor esperar a las ofertas.- De repente solo lo he probado un par de días, si empieza a tener más pegas las iré poniendo.CONCLUSIÓN:Por 10€-12€ no tienes un ratón mejor, pero ninguno. Por 30€ estarías pagando lo que vale, no te están estafando, pero pudiendo comprarlo a menos de la mitad, qué sentido tiene gastarse más dinero. Es un ratón con acabados que se sienten de calidad, un tacto muy agradable y es bastante cómodo, el programa va fenomenal y la función DPI aun mejor, no se le puede pedir más.