Bloody Gaming Mouse L65 Max - Stone Black, Lightweight 78 Grams, BC3332-A Sensor, RGB Animation, 4M Onboard Memory

Not the most premium feeling mouse in the world, but I definitely think it's a solid contender in the $40-60 price range. Fits my hand well, glides across my mat easily, and it's very responsive. I hadn't heard of this brand before so I was initially a little skeptical of how it would perform, but very happy with it.

I wasn't familiar with the "Bloody" brand before... going to keep an eye on them. They may be a bit too g4m3r for some people- we're not talking to them. This mouse is built for someone who is trying to 360 no scope. I don't normally like light mice- yet somehow this one felt natural to me. The movement, once setup for me, worked smoothly and accurately. Just enough "drag+slide" to allow speed and accuracy. The clicks were satisfying and not overly loud. I also felt like the held parts of the mouse didn't feel cheap (some may want to add some grip tape). I didn't feel like I was going to break the thing by holding down a button (we all know holding the left mouse button harder makes the shot hit harder, right?) The bloody hand may be a bit overmuch, but eh... I didn't come here to tend crops. Oh and it will survive a drop... not that I'd know... I never drop things.

This is a nice mouse to use but I'm not quite sure if all the gaming features work or do something. It tracks well, it's easy to use and all the buttons (and scrollwheel) work as anticipated. I especially like the nice braided wire which doesn't get in the way.That being said, I'm not sure if all of the gaming features work. Note that I use this mostly on Linux where the included software doesn't run. Trying to change R (the sampling frequency?) and LOD (lift-off distance?) didn't quite seem to do anything. I couldn't find anything that directly adjusts sensitivity -- there are n and n/3 buttons on the top, but pressing them didn't seem to do anything. Maybe some better included documentation would have helped.The other slight downside is the price. It's not expensive, but you can find other similar products in the same price range, and I didn't really find any features of this one that would make it raise above the rest.

This arrived undamaged in a nice display box. It included the mouse and a software and warranty card.I love the shape, feel, and look of this mouse. To me it is just about the perfect gaming mouse! I had zero problems using it, and the button clicks felt firm and quiet. The mouse wheel followed that trend and had the little clicks in it when you scrolled it. It moved smoothly and accurately on my mouse pad without issues.The USB cable is the braided really soft and flexible kind.There is software which would allow you to take full advantage of everything this mouse can do, including saving macros. There is rgb which looks great. You can adjust that in the software also, or at default it just changes through the color spectrum. The software is not necessary but it does add a lot of functionality.Polling rate and lift off distance can be adjusted on the bottom of the mouse. These adjustments are nice to have and more useful to competitive gamers. I just found the settings that worked best for me and left them there.I have quite enjoyed my time using this mouse. While not a competitive gamer, I do enjoy playing large open world shooters like FarCry, Cyberpunk, etc, and this mouse is perfect for those types of games! It feels durable and I hope lasts for many years of use!

This lightweight mouse tracks really well and is perfect for FPS gaming. I tested it using Rainbow Six Siege, and it works perfectly. It is light, tracks accurately, glides smoothly, and has a comfortable shape. The mouse clicks are pretty decent, and I have not encountered double-clicking. The cord length is just right, and the cable is braided. I'm not a fan of the RGB lighting of this mouse, but with the overall performance it provides, this is definitely one of the best options at this price point.

A few years ago, this may have gotten a higher rating, but with the mouse market the way it is now this isn't up to par. You can get a much more competitive mouse with better feature at this price point. While being functional there are just too many nicer options out there.

This is a decent mouse for its pricepoint. It feels durable, except for the scroll wheel. The weight to click is much heavier than I am used to with more premium mice, and the first thing I did was turn off the 2 center buttons of the mouse as I didn't want to risk a misclick. Macros are easy enough to setup for the average user in its 3rd party software, and I have had no issues with it so far. It is definitely worth its price compared to others in the same category.

I recently tried the Bloody Gaming Mouse L65 Max after my old Logitech mouse stopped working. I'm not an expert gamer, but I do appreciate cool accessories that can improve my subpar gaming experience. The Bloody Gaming Mouse L65 Max has performed perfectly so far - it tracks without skipping or distracting me during play. I really like the placement of the buttons because they feel substantial and responsive. It fits my hand really well and comfortably, making it a great fit for natural use. In fact, I find it far preferable to my non-gaming mouse. I also love that I can customize the lighting to match my setup. I haven't customized the mouse using their software yet, so I cannot speak to those options. Overall, I think the Bloody Gaming Mouse L65 Max is a great choice for anyone looking to upgrade their gaming peripherals. Plus, it looks pretty cool too.