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| Brand | TECKNET |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 7.6 x 3.8 x 12.76 cm; 152 Grams |
| Item model number | x2680 |
| Manufacturer | TeckNet |
| Colour | Black |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Operating System | Windows 10 |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 152 g |
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Product Description
Ergonomic Wired RGB Mouse
TECKNET, a flagship brand which specialized in electronic products with superior quality and cost effective for many years. We strive to further development and encouraged innovation to change the lives of our customers and makes the world better.
- 8000 DPI
- 6 Programmable Buttons
- Speedflex Cable
- 6 Chroma RGB Zones
- On-board memory
- Rubberized Wheel
Specifications:
Product Dimension: 129*73*41mm
Type: Wired Gaming Mouse for PC / Laptop
Default DPI: 800/1600/2400/3200/4800/8000
Wire Length: 180cm (5.9ft)
Tracking Method: Optical
Key Life: 25 million times
Interface: USB 3.0
- Package Included:
- 1x Wired Gaming Mouse
- 1x User Manual
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Breathable Backlight ColorsEvery change is a new feeling Different gaming mouse colors correspond to different DPI levels to fit your mood. |
Soft Finish Coated SurfaceSweat resistant,fingerprint resistant, grease resistant, auto scratch repair, and non-slip side reduce hand sweat. Handle every detail with care. |
Suitable for All Hand SizesPlayers can control all the buttons with ease. Long-term use without fatigue. Top choice for computer game players. |
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Tested over 25 Million Keystrokes25 Million times keystroke test effectively illustrates that the gaming mouse has a super-strong durability and a long service life. |
ERGONOMIC Gaming MouseOptimized size for average to large hands. Symmetrical & streamlined design provides a comfortable hand-grip using experience. |
Non-slip BottomsNon-slip footbeds provide smoother movement and low friction.Exciting operations even in intense gaming environments. |
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| TECNET RAPTOR Essential | TECNET RAPTOR Pro | TECNET RAPTOR Pro2 | TECNET RAPTOR X | TECNET RAPTOR X2 | TECKNET Gaming Headset | |
| DPI | 3200 | 8000 | 10,000 | 4800 | 4800 | NO |
| Programmable | NO | YES | YES | NO | YES | NO |
| Buttons | 6 | 6 | 8 | 8 | 8 | -- |
| Battery Type | No Need | No Need | No Need | 2 AA (NOT Included) | 2 AA (NOT Included) | No Need |
| Backlit | Blue | RGB | RGB | Blue | Blue | Blue |
| Connection | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wireless | Wireless | Wired |
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 September 2018
The big advantage, for me, of the new TeckNet mouse is size and speed. I have largish hands, and the MS mouse always felt just a shade wee - the TeckNet Raptor mouse fits my hand perfectly. This doesn't make a huge difference, but it is that little bit more comfortable in the hand. The other thing is speed - I have two 1920x1080 monitors on my desk, and the higher resolution of the gaming mouse means that the cursor fairly zips around. At first I found this a little disconcerting, and I was planning to change the pointer speed in the settings - but I quickly got used to it. I especially like that I don't have to lift the mouse off my desk nearly as much as I used to. I am a cluttered-desk kind of guy, so this is really a help to me.
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The mouse itself is rather attractive. The matte black looks smart, and the blue LED 'face' - while not especially to my taste - is understated enough that doesn't bother me too much. The textured feel of the plastic is nice, and as I've mentioned the size is right for me - and the subtle flare out to the base is comfortable, too. In use, the mouse moves easily and with precision - in the end I'm finding the higher resolution to be really helpful - enough that I will be using this mouse as my everyday pointer.
As for buttons, there are the usual two top buttons, which 'click' with very little pressure, though there is a definite tactile feedback - no doubt handy for games which require rapid clicking. Nestled between them is the scrollwheel, which is wrapped in a rubber ring - a nice, smooth movement with subtle but clear detentes. The scrollwheel also 'clicks' as a third mouse button, and the action is such that it is easy to click without activating the scroll. Just behind the wheel is a little rectangular button, just about accessible without sliding your hand off the mouse. On the left side of the mouse are two thumb buttons, easily accessible even while the mouse is in use - as long as you're right-handed. The shape of the mouse is symmetrical, and it's easy to use as a leftie - except for these two buttons.
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Overall I am more pleased than I had expected with the mouse, and will be keeping it on my desk. It's a quality item for a budget price. As you would expect, it works without a hitch in both Linux and Windows machines.
Note: I received a free mouse in exchange for this unbiased review.
Further Note: I figured out that I could use xev and xmodmap to disable those thumb buttons... mouse is now perfection! Also, something I didn't notice before but is handy for 'fiddly' work: the small button just behind the scroll wheel actually cycles the mouse resolution - so you can slow your pointer right down (eg for photo retouching) without having to mess about with settings!
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The biggest downside I've experienced so far has been the two thumb buttons on the left side of the mouse (unlike my old mouse, this Raptor gaming mouse has a definite 'handedness'!). These are mapped to browser back/forward (at least in Ubuntu), and I found myself accidentally pressing them when grabbing the mouse. There is, however, a little 'nub' on the side for your thumb to rest on, where it is clear of the buttons - I am getting into the habit of letting my thumb rest on that, and it helps with the accidental navigation.
The mouse itself is rather attractive. The matte black looks smart, and the blue LED 'face' - while not especially to my taste - is understated enough that doesn't bother me too much. The textured feel of the plastic is nice, and as I've mentioned the size is right for me - and the subtle flare out to the base is comfortable, too. In use, the mouse moves easily and with precision - in the end I'm finding the higher resolution to be really helpful - enough that I will be using this mouse as my everyday pointer.
As for buttons, there are the usual two top buttons, which 'click' with very little pressure, though there is a definite tactile feedback - no doubt handy for games which require rapid clicking. Nestled between them is the scrollwheel, which is wrapped in a rubber ring - a nice, smooth movement with subtle but clear detentes. The scrollwheel also 'clicks' as a third mouse button, and the action is such that it is easy to click without activating the scroll. Just behind the wheel is a little rectangular button, just about accessible without sliding your hand off the mouse. On the left side of the mouse are two thumb buttons, easily accessible even while the mouse is in use - as long as you're right-handed. The shape of the mouse is symmetrical, and it's easy to use as a leftie - except for these two buttons.
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Overall I am more pleased than I had expected with the mouse, and will be keeping it on my desk. It's a quality item for a budget price. As you would expect, it works without a hitch in both Linux and Windows machines.
Note: I received a free mouse in exchange for this unbiased review.
Further Note: I figured out that I could use xev and xmodmap to disable those thumb buttons... mouse is now perfection! Also, something I didn't notice before but is handy for 'fiddly' work: the small button just behind the scroll wheel actually cycles the mouse resolution - so you can slow your pointer right down (eg for photo retouching) without having to mess about with settings!
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... had this mouse just over a month used it pretty extensively for gaming (especially league of legends/counterstrike) so I ...
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