So first and formost, the mouse really is 1000Hz, and has options for 250, and 500Hz as well using the Lenovo Legion software on their website (not included with the mouse which is silly). You could in theory go lower if you use the SweetLow mouse driver but why would you want to do that? I run it at 1000Hz and it tracks very well. The DPI settings are completely customizable, and so are the two buttons under the wheel (you can program Macro's if you want). All in all it's a decent mouse for the price, and that's how I rated it, based on the price it was sold for, which for the price, you do get a lot of neat features including RGB. The lower RGB zone when in rainbow mode does have a bubbly like motion that's animated, so it's actually a pretty cool effect. Personally I keep mine just on red though as it matches my color scheme.
Now he's some of the cons, in which case the cheaper prices does rear its head, but not a deal breaker, and is why I like the mouse still. First con is the comfort. The ergonomics are there, but your thumb nearly rests under your index finger, and this actually isn't entirely comfortable. Compared to a Logitech M500 mouse which I used to daily drive for years, the thumb is in a much more comfortable position. Still, you could in theory modify the mouse to move your thumb so it's not a big deal. Second con, look at the pictures. It collects dust off the mouse pad like a magnet. I have had some mice do this, but once again, comparing to the M500 (which was a cheaper mouse), does not collect dust around the slip pads like this. It's as if the glue seeps out a little and becomes a dust magnet. Not sure why but you'll want to clean it. Also the optical sensor area gets dust trapped, and you may occasionally need to use compressed air to clean it out. It should have a lens that's flush so dust can't go inside, but alas it does. And the third con, the weights. The trap door does not sit flush and actually goes beyond the slip pad (also seen in the picture), and this causes the mouse to not glide so smooth over the mouse pad, and does scrape a little at times until you recenter the weight cover. It's held on by magnets only and it only grips from the middle, not from the edges, so it likes to pivot around in place like a wobbly top. That's a pretty bad design, but if you take your time to center it, it doesn't really knock lose on its own unless you pick up the mouse and slam it down when gaming. It should lock in place in my opinion. But for the price I'm not going to complain.
All in all it's not a bad mouse, and the optical sensor used is fairly decent, it works well and tracks VERY good.
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Lenovo |
| Item Height | 1.64 inches |
| Item Width | 2.95 inches |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| OS | Microsoft Windows |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Lithium Battery Energy Content | 4 Watt Hours |
| Lithium Battery Packaging | Batteries packed with equipment |
| Lithium Battery Weight | 100 Grams |
| Number Of Lithium Ion Cells | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Lenovo |
| Item model number | GY50T26467 |
| Product Dimensions | 12.22 x 7.49 x 4.17 cm; 300 Grams |
| ASIN | B07NLN36LW |
