A decent gaming mouse with DPI upto 2000 and a braided cable.
Similar to yesterdays Ebuyer deal, but cheaper if you have Prime already.
[insert pasted description]
The six key mouse game,ergonomic design,feel more confortable.
Built-in seven-color breathing light,Bright and colorful lights cool to breathe freely,you can turn off the breathing light as your want.
The metal profiles & metal base super abrasion-proof teflon feet,achieve 200km smooth moving distance.
Ergonomic surface reducing hand fatigue and 4 adjustable DPI for choose,this mouse would make your game playing experience more enjoyable.
Wide Compatibility.The Gaming Mouse is Compatible with most system including Windows XP,Vista,Linux,Win 7,Win 8,Win 10 and more.Fit for notebook,PC,laptop,computer,macbook and other device.
Heated great price, even eligible for no rush £1 credit on prime. Looks awesome for a budget mouse too...
Silhouette
23 May 17#4
I'm going to go as far as saying the White one (for +£2) looks absolutely baller.
Silhouette
23 May 17#5
Although it doesn't state anywhere it's a "Laser" mouse and there's no images of the underside.
Dare they send a big fat roller ball thing?
tightasagnatschu to Silhouette
23 May 171#8
Don't go scaring me. I am old enough to remember trying to get the fluff off my ball :stuck_out_tongue:
Fortunately there is a photo showing the underside on the customer images.
Phew!
Silhouette
23 May 17#6
I've even added the "Mechanical Feeling" keyboard to the basket for £6.50ish.
Always handy having a spare one kicking around.
lurch to Silhouette
24 May 171#10
Nice one, got both for £10.98 bargain
pae11869
23 May 17#7
Amazing price! Ordered. Heat.
jewelie
23 May 171#9
These days such additional moving parts would probably cost more than just making it an optical mouse, so I wouldn't worry. I think even the poundland ones are optical. :smiley:
idyllicrobzy
24 May 172#11
A decent mouse for £3.99?! That sh**t K-RAY!
kdk
24 May 17#12
Anyone get theirs yet? If so, what do you think?
ST3123 to kdk
26 May 171#16
I ordered both together (mechanical gaming keyboard and the mouse). Oddly Amazon decided to ship them separately and shipped the keyboard next day delivery but left the mouse still awaiting dispatch. I chose no rush so can't complaint just seems really stupid not sending both if they had stock (still not OOS as far as I know).
Anyway, I REALLY like the look and feel of the keyboard a lot, though the layout has a few quirks. The main one that bothers me is the short enter key as I keep hitting the button above it instead, but should just be a matter of getting used to it. The other one is the US style layout someone else noted and I think I need to change my Windows KB settings as many of the function/punctuation keys don't do what they should again probably because my KB setting is UK and this is US style(?). Still like it though and the lighting is very good, much stronger than on my last (Eagle) keyboard where it was very dim and being able to cycle the colours and brightness is really nice.
I know it probably isn't a real mechanical keyboard at around £7 but it definitely has a much more tactile and responsive feel than any other keyboard I have owned...
1duck
24 May 17#13
only be on sale for a few months, this is about what it should cost...just another generic optical 'gaming' mouse.
Shengis
26 May 17#14
How is turn off the 'breathing'? Answer : Unplug the mouse. Pfffffft. (or disassemble and cut out the LED).
Has a braided cord which is an interesting feature for £3.99 lol. Doesn't actually seem to be a bad mouse as it goes, not perfect for left handed people but the side buttons are slightly recessed and quite stiff so less likely to be pressed by accident. Might give it a tear down at some point to sort out that irritating light BS.
Btw, instruction sheet says 8,12,16,24x00 dpi. Same as the other models.
Muig1972 to Shengis
26 May 17#15
One of the reviewers said that the "aluminium" plates are actually hard plastic. Is that the case?
Shengis
27 May 171#17
Definitely metal, just took one off and chucked a multimeter on the back.
Silhouette
28 May 17#18
Mine have arrived, they're really nice quality actually.
The white is a million times better than the black, so I'll take that one into the office and keep the white with my gaming laptop.
tightasagnatschu
28 May 17#19
Yeah I received mine and am impressed for the price.
The 'breathing' might get old pretty quick, but the build quality is good.
DPI switch definitely works too.
jamesehunter
6 Jun 17#20
I wouldn't trust ebuyer if you get bad service and want to let people know on facebook they will have facebook block you so you cant tell the truth. They sent me a faulty motherboard and I didn't know this until after a local PC repair business fixed it. And apparently the repair cost was just to much for them so they're exploiting policy to abuse poor people.
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Opening post
Similar to yesterdays Ebuyer deal, but cheaper if you have Prime already.
[insert pasted description]
The six key mouse game,ergonomic design,feel more confortable.
Built-in seven-color breathing light,Bright and colorful lights cool to breathe freely,you can turn off the breathing light as your want.
The metal profiles & metal base super abrasion-proof teflon feet,achieve 200km smooth moving distance.
Ergonomic surface reducing hand fatigue and 4 adjustable DPI for choose,this mouse would make your game playing experience more enjoyable.
Wide Compatibility.The Gaming Mouse is Compatible with most system including Windows XP,Vista,Linux,Win 7,Win 8,Win 10 and more.Fit for notebook,PC,laptop,computer,macbook and other device.
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https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/K-RAY-Professional-Ergonomic-Chassis-Laptop-Black-Black/product/B01KHV3FX0
And seemingly the strong reviews are legit!
http://fakespot.com/product/k-ray-wired-gaming-mouse-professional-ergonomic-2000-dpi-metal-chassis-game-mice-for-pc-laptop-black
Dare they send a big fat roller ball thing?
Fortunately there is a photo showing the underside on the customer images.
Phew!
Always handy having a spare one kicking around.
Anyway, I REALLY like the look and feel of the keyboard a lot, though the layout has a few quirks. The main one that bothers me is the short enter key as I keep hitting the button above it instead, but should just be a matter of getting used to it. The other one is the US style layout someone else noted and I think I need to change my Windows KB settings as many of the function/punctuation keys don't do what they should again probably because my KB setting is UK and this is US style(?). Still like it though and the lighting is very good, much stronger than on my last (Eagle) keyboard where it was very dim and being able to cycle the colours and brightness is really nice.
I know it probably isn't a real mechanical keyboard at around £7 but it definitely has a much more tactile and responsive feel than any other keyboard I have owned...
Has a braided cord which is an interesting feature for £3.99 lol. Doesn't actually seem to be a bad mouse as it goes, not perfect for left handed people but the side buttons are slightly recessed and quite stiff so less likely to be pressed by accident. Might give it a tear down at some point to sort out that irritating light BS.
Btw, instruction sheet says 8,12,16,24x00 dpi. Same as the other models.
The white is a million times better than the black, so I'll take that one into the office and keep the white with my gaming laptop.
The 'breathing' might get old pretty quick, but the build quality is good.
DPI switch definitely works too.