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Manufacturer's Description
By using this gaming mouse, GM-M6800, you can adjust 2-level DPI by clicking the quick switch button to behave in variety conditions.To make sure Gigabyte can provide better performance, Gigabyte has adopted Dual-lens optical technology to Gigabyte's product line. With this technology, mouse can achieve higher intensity light without disperse for advanced precision. You can work on photo paper, coating, painting papers, even on glass boards!Want to surfing the web? GM-M6800 will be your best partner. Simply click on its hot keys will allow you to surfing back and forward easily on web. Too tired to use computer after work? GM-M6800 is designed ergonomically. Feeling comfortable by using this mouse no matter how long you play with it. No matter playing games or web surfing, GM-M6800 will definitely be your best choice.
Product Description
Best C/P value for Gaming user Dual Lens: Features dual lens solution for advanced precision 1600 DPI High-definition optical technology: deliver 2-4 times sensitivity of standard optical mice. Experience smooth, precise tracking. DPI adjustable (800/1600 DPI): 2-level sensitivity switching Total-comfort design: Equipped with soft rubber grips and contoured shape to provide superior grasp during the longest gaming sessions. Super-smooth feet: Slide easily across almost any surface. Overview GIGABYTE TECHNOLOFGY GM-M6800 Dual Lens Gaming Mouse GIGABYTE has just launched its gaming series products into the market. By using the GM-6800 gaming mouse, you can adjust between 2 DPI levels by clicking the quick switch button. The mouse will then be suitable for a variety of conditions. To make sure we can provide better performance, we have adopted Dual-lens optical technology to our product line. With this technology, our mice can achieve higher intensity light without dispersion, for advanced precision. You can work on photo paper, coating, painting papers, even on glass boards! Want to surf the web? The GM-M6800 will be your best partner. Simply clicking on its hot keys will allow you to surfing back and forward easily on web. Too tired to use your computer after work? The GM-M6800 is designed ergonomically. The GM-M6800 will feel comfortable no matter how long you play with it. Whether playing games or web surfing, the GM-M6800 will definitely be your best choice.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I've had one of these faithfully serving me for years and I love it. I've just ordered another one to replace it as mine has finally gone faulty, which says it all really - I can't live without it! It still works, but the middle button has gone a bit dodgy, which I use a lot when web browsing so it's a little annoying. It's survived well, given all the abuse it's had travelling around in my bag over the years.
The 2 dpi settings are just right, a high (but not ridiculous) one for gaming, and a lower one for normal computer use. The low dpi setting also doubles as a handy "sniper mode" at the push of a button, for slower precision movements when playing games. The browser forward and back buttons on the side are very handy, again I've gotten so used to them I don't think I could live without them!
The shape fits nicely into the hand and feels very comfortable - it is actually designed to fit the right hand, unlike the generic ones which are supposed to be for both left and right handers but end up being mediocre for everyone. Easy to install, just plug and play.
Why spend stupid amounts of money on a mouse with loads of extra buttons and several different dpi settings when this one is perfectly adequate? I think it would be more of an annoyance; I like the simplicity of having just 2 dpi settings which can you can swap between with a single button.
Good price, good mouse.
Hope this is helpful! :)
The 2 dpi settings are just right, a high (but not ridiculous) one for gaming, and a lower one for normal computer use. The low dpi setting also doubles as a handy "sniper mode" at the push of a button, for slower precision movements when playing games. The browser forward and back buttons on the side are very handy, again I've gotten so used to them I don't think I could live without them!
The shape fits nicely into the hand and feels very comfortable - it is actually designed to fit the right hand, unlike the generic ones which are supposed to be for both left and right handers but end up being mediocre for everyone. Easy to install, just plug and play.
Why spend stupid amounts of money on a mouse with loads of extra buttons and several different dpi settings when this one is perfectly adequate? I think it would be more of an annoyance; I like the simplicity of having just 2 dpi settings which can you can swap between with a single button.
Good price, good mouse.
Hope this is helpful! :)
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
At first, it was fine. Looks nice, fits my hand well. The mouse wheel's a bit difficult to press down, but I assume it'll get easier.
However, after just a week of use, the mouse cursor is now jittering around the screen by itself when the mouse is completely still - and it's doing this very often, every other time I move it somewhere, really - and tracking is failing sometimes, i.e. It'll jump off of a small button I might be trying to move it to. An old mouse works fine and I've never had this problem before.
I would've liked to, but now I can't recommend this at all. Shell out the extra money for one that isn't built so cheaply. And preferably one which is made by a company that knows how to English.
However, after just a week of use, the mouse cursor is now jittering around the screen by itself when the mouse is completely still - and it's doing this very often, every other time I move it somewhere, really - and tracking is failing sometimes, i.e. It'll jump off of a small button I might be trying to move it to. An old mouse works fine and I've never had this problem before.
I would've liked to, but now I can't recommend this at all. Shell out the extra money for one that isn't built so cheaply. And preferably one which is made by a company that knows how to English.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I bought this mouse as I thought it's hard to go wrong with a mouse for £8 and that has "Gaming" in it's name... but it turns out you get what you pay for.
The mouse is a good weight, and has nice rubber grips where your thumb and little finger go. The buttons have a nice click to them and are very responsive and the scroll wheel has a nice notched feel to it when you scroll. However the actual sensor and DPI settings are a little disappointing. It is impossible to use this mouse in the 1600dpi mode when playing games as firstly, the mouse doesn't track properly when moving it faster than a standard speed, resulting in moving the mouse but nothing actually happening on the screen. Secondly it feels like the 1600dpi mode is merely a 800dpi reading being doubled by an onboard processor before being sent to the PC, as when in 1600dpi the pointer jolts about when moving the mouse slowly. If you need to do precise movements like lining up that long range headshot or doing something fiddly in photoshop you'll have to be in 800dpi mode as you'll be overshooting your target all the time in 1600dpi. In short you can only move 2-4 pixels MINIMUM at a time in 1600dpi mode. But 800dpi mode doesn't have this problem. In 800dpi the mouse still can't cope when moving it really quickly, but it's only when you move it REALLY quickly, still, don't expect to be doing any flick shots with this mouse. Finally the mouse feet are very grippy as they're made of cheap, hard plastic, although how the mouse slides also depends on your mouse surface.
This is a plug and play mouse so you don't need to install any drivers. Just the mouse comes in the box.
Pros:
Price.
Nice buttons (also includes side buttons).
Easy to hold.
Cons:
Only worth using in 800dpi mode.
Mouse feet very cheap (quite grippy).
Optical sensor can't handle fast movement.
I'd spend the extra £2 and go for the laser model (M6880) if you want higher than 800dpi. I haven't tried it but hopefully it has a better sensor that is truly 1600dpi. UPDATE/EDIT: Since writing this review I have bought and received the M6880 (laser version of this mouse) and I have to say WOW! THe sensor is A LOT better than the one in this optical mouse. I can highly recommend spending that little bit extra for the M6880, honestly, I cannot fault that mouse. Best £10 I've ever spent on a piece of PC equipment.
Mouse settings:
6/11 (windows default).
Enhance pointer precision OFF (no mouse acceleration).
Cheese's mouse fix (120hz).
The mouse is a good weight, and has nice rubber grips where your thumb and little finger go. The buttons have a nice click to them and are very responsive and the scroll wheel has a nice notched feel to it when you scroll. However the actual sensor and DPI settings are a little disappointing. It is impossible to use this mouse in the 1600dpi mode when playing games as firstly, the mouse doesn't track properly when moving it faster than a standard speed, resulting in moving the mouse but nothing actually happening on the screen. Secondly it feels like the 1600dpi mode is merely a 800dpi reading being doubled by an onboard processor before being sent to the PC, as when in 1600dpi the pointer jolts about when moving the mouse slowly. If you need to do precise movements like lining up that long range headshot or doing something fiddly in photoshop you'll have to be in 800dpi mode as you'll be overshooting your target all the time in 1600dpi. In short you can only move 2-4 pixels MINIMUM at a time in 1600dpi mode. But 800dpi mode doesn't have this problem. In 800dpi the mouse still can't cope when moving it really quickly, but it's only when you move it REALLY quickly, still, don't expect to be doing any flick shots with this mouse. Finally the mouse feet are very grippy as they're made of cheap, hard plastic, although how the mouse slides also depends on your mouse surface.
This is a plug and play mouse so you don't need to install any drivers. Just the mouse comes in the box.
Pros:
Price.
Nice buttons (also includes side buttons).
Easy to hold.
Cons:
Only worth using in 800dpi mode.
Mouse feet very cheap (quite grippy).
Optical sensor can't handle fast movement.
I'd spend the extra £2 and go for the laser model (M6880) if you want higher than 800dpi. I haven't tried it but hopefully it has a better sensor that is truly 1600dpi. UPDATE/EDIT: Since writing this review I have bought and received the M6880 (laser version of this mouse) and I have to say WOW! THe sensor is A LOT better than the one in this optical mouse. I can highly recommend spending that little bit extra for the M6880, honestly, I cannot fault that mouse. Best £10 I've ever spent on a piece of PC equipment.
Mouse settings:
6/11 (windows default).
Enhance pointer precision OFF (no mouse acceleration).
Cheese's mouse fix (120hz).
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Excellent!!
I got this mouse for my new build pc. I built my pc for gaming mainly and as a result i wanted the best components i could afford. Read more
Published 16 days ago by jord90
Comfy mouse
This mouse fits well in my hand and is very comfortable to use even though I have arthritis.
It was a very good price too. Read more
It was a very good price too. Read more
Published 19 days ago by S. Clough
Compared to a Microsoft Wireless 6000 v2
I got this because my otherwise excellent Microsoft wireless 6000 mouse wasn't good enough for Tribes Ascend online. Read more
Published 25 days ago by Kevin
Best value mouse I ever bought
I bought this three years ago as a cheap, quick stop-gap measure after my expensive branded wireless mouse started acting up. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Frederick Graham
Works fine with mac (10.6.8)
Bought this on a bit of a gamble as I wasn't sure if it would work on Mac OSX. It had far better reviews than mac compatible counterparts so I thought I would take a gamble (only... Read more
Published 1 month ago by WillS
Amazing!
I got this mouse about a week ago now, it is amazing. Good for gaming, fit's my hand really well. The only problem would be that the click is a bit loud other than that no problem... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Shaun
surpisingly good mouse
have been working in IT for 20 plus years, god knows how many different mice I have used...both cheap and expensive... this is definitely one of the better ones. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Kieran Murphy
Still a great mouse!
I've been using this mouse for just a little over a week now, I figured I should use it a while before I review it. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Reece
Gaming mouse
Very fast moving mouse, excellent quality for the price. Had considered more expensive options but this suits the family for interent and gaming. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Lothlian
Gigabyte 6800 mouse-wired
I bought this mouse to replace the new Microsoft touch mouse (a nightmare, it drops the connectivity quite often and a complete waste of money). Read more
Published 3 months ago by A. Kumar
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