Lenovo Legion M600s RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse – 19,000 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons, 70 Hours Battery Life, Tri-Mode Connectivity (2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, Wired), (Iron Grey)

No more batteries!

Still using the mouse today. Works wonders.

A very reliable and nice mouse, its on par with other gaming mice and has some good battery life, but what nailed it for this one is the price, at the time of purchase, it was $30! For that, it gets 5 stars from me

For the money, it is ok as it is cheaper than say a Viper by quite a bit. The software is very basic, which is ok, you can change colors and control DPI, and it also shows battery life. There is no way to sync the LEDS with system colors. The grip is ok I'd like it better if it had rubber side grips instead of plastic. There are two modes. Bluetooth is convenient for laptops and non-gaming. This mouse is good enough for work and casual gaming. This mouse is light enough but not too light. If you are into FPS gaming, get something else. The bad this mouse sometimes isn't recognized by the PC if wireless, and you're forced to restart. The battery life is decent; I only have to recharge once every couple of days with the LEDS on. I think, for the money, it is a decent mouse, but it isn't a mouse that I would get excited about and say, " Boy, I've got to have this." The cable is USB-C, BUT also proprietary, as regular cables won't fit

Changed my mousing life! Have recommended to others and wouldn't hesitate to purchase again. Performs exactly as was described and better than I expected.

I have gone through dozens of mice trying to find one that's shaped enough for my hands, that will also allow me to reach the buttons. From mini Gaming mice to more high end models, I have had suggestions, comments, and samples, with most being either are too wide, or too long, poor quality, and so on. I have a modified Palm/Finger grip, or something...and occasionally pick up the mouse too. So, I have been expecting less and less, the more I look. I was ready to make my own mouse. A good mouse needs to fit like a good pair of shoes. If they aren't comfortable the first time you try them on, they probably aren't going to be later. Enter the M500. I expected an OEM gaming mouse, a few frills, and it looks like it too. Lenovo has had good products, a little pricey, with poor support and/or software. It's smooth tracking and quality switches are typical of more pricey mice, and it's got a funky ego shape that really works. In fact your thumb ends up where it normally is as you hold your hands relaxed: slightl/almost under your index finger. Plus it gives a slight tilt of your wrist too, which means less fatigue later on. Most people who know nothing of ergonomics are not going to like it at first, just like tented splitkeyboards, but it works. Pros: Tracking and tuning are simple, and work Ergonomic shape (it's not flat) Great for smaller/medium hands. Simple software supports macros, surface tuning, and some colour settings. Real grip sides Configurable LEDs that don't overglow Light weight (but a single weight is included). Quality switches and sensor Flexible and light braided cable. Great for everyday use too! (Possible) Cons: Light weight might turn some off, or feel "cheap" even with the include weight. Larger hands might find this an odd shape No track record on a first gaming mouse for Lenovo. Lighting isn't so bright (brightness settings are limited). Software only has basics, and might be too simple for some. Ergo shape might turn off more "traditional" gamers. Could have more buttons.

For those who do not want a light weight and slightly larger then most gaming mice, this is perfect. The LED options are somewhat limited but enough to make me happy but that's not why I wanted the Mouse. Scroll wheel has a slight tactile feedback and not free spin but its not adjustable which I'm fine with all of these things, normal clicky feeling as most mice have. It does look and feel like it has a good quality too it and not a clone of many other designs. Has a good amount of adjustability for the DPI. I do feel this mouse has a niche for those who want a chonky-ish gaming mouse and its perfect to me.

Love it, works better than the Amazon basic mouse. For the past 3 years I've been using Amazon basic mouses. Every year I had to get a new one this year. I splurged and bought this one and it works so much better. It's so much more accurate. It feels so much better. I have big hands. I extra large gloves and this I can just perfectly rest my hand in. It's not too big. It's not too small just right Update a month later: sooooo I hate to do this but legit I bought this in July it is now August and my perfect mouse just decided to not work. So hate to update and change my review but it only lasted me a month