Roccat Lua Tri-Button Gaming Mouse, Black

This mouse works near perfectly. I don't think I've ever had this much control with any mouse I've ever used in my life, and it's a bargain too! And from Roccat!! I can't argue there. Outstanding and aids me well in Unreal Tournament 2004 and Toxikk. Very comfortable, especially for a mouse not contoured for use with just the right or left hand. The way the edges are shaped really works for comfort. The DPI settings up to 2000 are mostly enough for me. The driver software works flawlessly. Scroll wheel feels good and with enough of a bump.Only one problem: The scroll wheel when scrolling up. Scrolling up produces an overly loud clicking sound as if it's scratching something inside the mouse whereas scrolling down produces no extra noise. I reckon just a problem with my particular unit, but I'll deal with it as I don't want to have to go through the effort to return it when it mostly works perfectly. Other than that, great mouse! And a steal of a price. I don't care about super high DPI, a laser sensor and macro buttons, so this is all I need.UPDATE: Having received a replacement, it would seem that scroll wheel issues are a consistent quality control problem with this mouse, so I'm reducing the score to a 4 as it is overall still a pretty decent mouse minus the scroll wheel. Just don't expect a 100% smooth, relatively quiet mouse wheel. You're likely not going to get that. My second Roccat Lua's scroll wheel works and doesn't skip a notch, but it's still relatively stiff and loud especially when scrolling up. Buyer beware.

Great mouse I have been using for a couple of months now. I really like the look and the feel of the mouse.Very lovely mouse, has a mix of smooth rubbery and rough plastic textures that are great for extended periods of time. The blue logo looks fantastic calmly pulsing with its own heartbeat. The mouse is quite small but I find It fits well in hand.Bough it as I had an very old Microsoft mouse that liked to act up from time to time making my gaming experience very frustrating. Not a single problem with this mouse although you will need to download a small piece of software that aids your mouse. I notice the mouse is a bit slow to react if you just turn on your computer before the software loads up but after a few seconds it works perfectly.Very accurate for gaming. The third button to switch sensitivity is a bit of a novelty I never switch speeds in game but its nice to have also for those worried I have never in the months of using this mouse clicked that button on accident.Scroll wheel is very solid and rolls in interval 'clicks' great for games where the wheel is used to change weapons.Really could not be happier with this mouse. Top quality, fantastic design, comfortable, accurate. Would buy from this company again.To those wondering I have had this mouse for about 5 months now and its as good as new.EDIT: Its been almost 2 years this mouse has outlived my laptop and still looks and performs as good as new, fantastic quality.

I bought this mouse as a gaming mouse when I built my system three years ago. It is a USB good mouse with minimal RGB so it's not too flashy and the Roccat logo looks quite nice.Unfortunately, mine has recently died, however, I used that as an opportunity to get something else. A lifespan of three years for a heavily used mouse is pretty good so don't let this put you off, especially at this price range. The biggest issue I had with the mouse is how small it is, I don't have particularly large hands but this is way too thin width ways for me and found that it caused cramps in my hand.This mouse would be a perfect present for a young teenager who's into PC gaming as it would fit someone young very comfortably and is a modest price. The software which you can download from Roccat's website is easy to use and allows you to adjust the one RGB point behind their logo to either 'off' or 'breathing' mode and at which speed you want it to breathe, you can also adjust the sensitivity through the software, however, it's not required as the middle mouse button (between the left and right click) allows you to adjust the sensitivity on the fly.Overall, I'd look at the likes of LG if you're after a regular sized mouse but if you specifically want a smaller mouse, this is a good choice.

I've had this mouse for about a month now and It's actually really good.Coming away from Logitech mice as they normally last about a year at best, and I'm not in the business of replacing a mouse every year which costs around £50.My last mouse was a Logitech G700, and when it worked it worked VERY well, but the durability of Logitech mice is absolutely rediculous, right and left mouse pressure clicks degrade massively.So far with this Roccat Lua Tri-Button Gaming mouse it's been a lovely experience. The size difference coming from the G700 was a learning curve, but all in all its a great mouse for the price. The software from their website is fantastic and you can adjust all manner of sensitivity settings and create profiles for the mouse.I have medium size hands so anything smaller than this mouse would just hurt my wrist so, if you have large hands I'd go with a large Roccat product instead of this model. HAPPY stuff so far! :)