Lenovo Legion M200 RGB Gaming Wired USB Mouse, Ambidextrous, 6-Buttons, Upto 2400 DPI with 4 Levels DPI Switch, Multicolor-Colour RGB Backlight (GX30P93886)

Been using it since 2020. Aside from some minor wear and tear, it still performs like day one. Solid build and reliable performance — definitely worth it.

good quality mouse at price 1100, and comparing to logitech 102 [double click issue in 102] and razer deathadder essential [butterfly click issue in razer] lenovo M210 mouse sensor is better, no duble click issue. only bad thing is no software support.i think at these price this is the best mouse.

Mouse in Nice But..!, overall it was great until, the middle scroll button STOPPED WORKING after few month's (3-4 Month's only).Waste of money.It's works great while playing games and doing normal stuff. RGB is nice too. packaging is too goodBUT THE SCROLL BUTTON IS DISAPPOINTMENT.

Best gaming mouse. It is very light weight and the RGB feels very good. The extra buttons make gaming more easier and there is no problem in it. It has been a year and half and it is working properly. The scrolling speed is also very good and there is no glitch in it.

This is a good gaming mouse for the money. I have small hands so heavy mouse are a problem. This is relatively light. Not as heavy as the Dragonwar series (that mouse was too big and too heavy for me). I have a palm grip and the mouse is very comfortable. It's not as light as those fancy razer vipers. I play mostly RPG games and Dota 2 and the tracking is very good. I usually set it to the lowest DPI since I don't like having too sensitive a mouse. Get yourself a good mouse pad and you're good to go. The only con I would say is there are no options to control the RGB. Of the mouse. Still, it looks very pretty you wouldn't mind. I got it at around 800 bucks and honestly, I don't know if those more expensive mice are worth it when you have a perfectly good mouse like this.Update: after almost 2 years-- mouse works without any issue.-You don't get granular control over the Sensitivity level. It has 4 predefined and non-user adjustable levels. The jump between levels is big enough that it might become an issue for someone who plays FPS games and need very fine adjustments for their playstyle. That is still a niche issue for a small subset of gamers. Not everyone needs that level of control and the presets are good enough for the vast majority of people.-have not had double clicks problem yet. I think the cause of that is if you are a hard clicker, it will not last as long. so competitive esports player beware. Better to invest in a logitech mouse for better durability.-keeping in mind the price, this is still one of the best budget mouse available.-only issue (and kind of a nitpick) is the scroll wheel button. It works if u press it but there's not much feedback and has a very mushy feel. I wouldn't consider it a con as I rarely have any use for it.

For a few months, it worked fine. Later, it started clicking issues on the left click - Sometimes it registered double click on a single click & sometimes it just doesn't register the click. The mouse is a bit large in size, people with enormous palms can have the perfect fit. Also, it is not for long gaming as it is heavy compared to other mice.Overall, it is a good mouse if you are looking to buy under 1500/-. But would suggest spending a little more money and buying Logitech G402.

I purchased this on 04th March 2021 and the left button started misclicking on 21st March 2022 , lasted me a little over a year, mind you I am putting it under extremely heavy use for more than 10 hours a day , for work and when im not working im gaming , im honestly a bit surprised it crossed the one year mark , would have have liked it even more for full 5 stars if it lasted 1.5 yrs but i guess thats asking for too much considering my use , but thats what perfection like standards will need to be met for a full 5 star review , although now this module has started aging so i would recommend buying something else , still definitely a very good choice though for a 1000-1500 price bracket , have now switched to a logitech G102 and i must say i miss the bigger and better in hand fitting and feel of this mouse , because this Logitech mouse is a bit small and the buttons are too clicky , its cost ~1500 yet i still like this one better :), one down side is that its complete ARGB and no software , meaning you have absolutely no control of the lighting , but still looks beautiful

The mouse was working well and good, but nearly a year after my purchase it is having double click issues, unable to select text in a doc most of the time, or selects the wrong text due to button issue. Was working good but at this price, it's not good that the mouse is having trouble within a year, cannot do anything now as warranty is also over.