Cooler Master MM720 Gaming Mouse

Software I’m a big fan of the angle tuneability feature because I tend to hold mouse at an angle which makes it harder to move my cursor or crosshair in straight lines. Other than that really unique option the software has the rest of the generic settings such as DPI, Keybinds, Macro’s, and RGB settings. Only thing I wish it had was the different profiles for different games that auto switch when opening said game, Logitech and Razer mice both have this feature in their software. Mouse Shape Day one when I got the mouse it felt super comfy and super light, I had a feeling it would be that way because I bought the mouse thinking it looked like it would suit my mouse grip great. (Elevated, Angled, Hybrid Palm, Relaxed Fingertip, Wheel Tips, Separated) That’s my mouse grip with a normal mouse fully described. The reason I bought this mouse to begin with was because my pinky was always dragging on the mousepad as normal mice didn’t give me enough room on the side with the way I like to hold my mouse. This was resolved by giving a place for my ring finger to comfortably sit away from my pinky. Note: It takes a little getting use to the ring finger rest, I found myself randomly trying to click with my ring finger for some reason. Mods The grip tape that came with the mouse was junk and felt almost waxy to the touch. As well as it didn’t have any tape for the ring finger rest. The only grip tape I found for this mouse was from a brand called TrueGrip located in France. The shipping takes a while so be prepared to wait but it’s worth it when you get it. Much better than the tape from Cooler Master. As for the mouse feet the stock ones are alright but I replaced them with Corepad Skatez which I got off lethal.gg. The mouse glides across my mousepad like its on ice which the lightweight nature of the mouse definitely helps with. Second to last the optical switches which I replaced with some Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro optical switches. (You can get these on Amazon) This was a relatively simple mod to do because they just pop in and out without the need of soldering. You just gotta open the mouse up by taking out some screws. Now the clicks sound and feel more tactile. Last of all I recommend getting a mouse bungee as this mouse is wired. The cable that comes with the mouse is pretty good as is and doesn't tend to get in the way too badly but I am a low sensitivity user. There's many different bungees out there and they should all work well at keeping the cable out of the way giving you a near wireless experience.