Ant Esports USB GM90 Wired Gaming Mouse with RGB, 6 Programmable Buttons, up to 3600 DPI Adjustable, Optical Gamer Gaming Mice with Multicolour LED Lights - Black

I have been using this from a year and it is very cool. It have buetiful lights and you can change it's sansitivity from the DPI button. You also get back and forward button so you don't have to move you cursor in the websites to get back from a web page. I got this in 300 , don't watch any more reviews just buy it

The media could not be loaded. I'm not a gamer and can't comment on gaming performance. That aside, here are my observations after a few days:- Design and build quality are ok, it's comfortable with a soft-touch surface and soft-click buttons.- The 2 extra buttons are for forward and back. They're not advertised as "programmable", but they could potentially be used in other ways.- DPI switching works as expected.- The manual mentions a monochromatic LED mode, but the instructions to activate it don't seem to do anything. Maybe it doesn't apply to this model, this one keeps cycling through the colors.- Unlike my keyboard, the mouse LEDs stay on when the computer goes to sleep. Not sure whether it's intended or it's an issue that might be specific to my setup.- The LEDs are at least soft and pleasant.Considering the price, I was prepared to accept some compromises. I basically wanted a mouse with two extra buttons and this works well enough, so I'm quite happy with the purchase.

I have been using the Ant Esports GM40 Wired Optical Gaming Mouse for the past two weeks and I must say that I am pretty impressed with its performance, especially considering its price.The GM40 has four buttons, which cannot be customized and there is no software support.While the Ant Esports GM40 Wired Optical Gaming Mouse is a great budget option for gamers, it is not without its issues. One problem that some users have reported is the double-click issue, where a single click is registered as a double-click. This can be frustrating and can cause errors while gaming or browsing the web. Additionally, some users have reported that the mouse can be less responsive in fast-paced FPS games, where split-second reaction times are crucial. While the mouse's optical sensor is generally accurate, it may struggle to keep up with extremely fast movements, leading to missed shots in fps games.One of the main selling points of the Ant Esports GM40 is its affordability. Despite its impressive performance and features, the mouse is reasonably priced, making it a great option for gamers on a budget.Overall, I am very happy with my purchase of the Ant Esports GM40 Wired Optical Gaming Mouse. It offers great performance, features, and comfort, all at a very affordable price point. If you are looking for a budget-friendly gaming mouse that delivers great value for money, then the GM40 is definitely worth considering.

Ant esports impressed me another time with this fantastic Office Mouse, it is very tangible and sturdy and build quality is good, light weight as well as it also comes with DPI adjuster under the price range of 200 which is very good for gaming also, i highly recommend this, also it also have RGB lightning which will give you premium feel while working or editing

Mouse works fine like any other mouse with sublte lighting. There is no way to stop the light. The light always bleeds even if you disable rgb it bleeds red light. Sensi switch works fine. Problem is the two clickking button and build quality. I already broke 2 of these mice. One fell and other one I was doing some 360 turns in fps games but it dashed with my keyboard( full metal body keyboard). So this breakes very easily.Pros :- Cheap- Value for money- RGB (auto colour unamanged)Cons :- build quality ( read above)- RGB ( yeah it might be a con at night time or when you want it to not light up)- Pads underneath are not smooth ones but friction ones you cannot glide this one you need to move this one.I just wanted these to last more. If build quality is improved then I think this will be a good recommednation but not as of now. Unless you are looking for dirt cheap mouse this is for sure a go to mouse but make sure you have spare or handle with care XD Not for rough use . Good Luck.

Bought on: 28-Jun-2024.Reviewing on: 24-Jul-2024.Aesthetically, mouse looks good and RGB is also appreciated. ergonomically also it is ok, though bit small for my hands but it is a personal preference.However, mechanically it is very bad. Within a month of use, both right & left click button is missing clicks which is very annoying. Also, have to press hard to register right click. Looks like buttons used in the mouse are of very very cheap quality.

After usage review for "Ant-Esports-GM40-Optical Gaming Mouse"I've purchased this product recently on Jun-26 for ₹187/- and have been using it on a daily basis, for FPS-shooting-games and my general work too. By the looks of it, the product built seems good quality for the price paid and better than most optical wired mouse available from other brands. The RGB luminous light on the edges looks good as well.But after using it for almost 20 days, there have been noticable issues with clicks and optical sensor of this device.Issue 1: Stutter during cursor movementThere are 4 levels of DPI adjustments in this mouse and I mostly use it on level 2/3 (1 being the slowest). The movement of cursor automatically slows down and then catches up back during the movement itself which seemed to be an issue with the sensor.Issue 2: Inconsistent registery of mouse clicksThe button clicks (left) were intially working fine, but now it won't register everytime even during normal usage. It either registers when pressed hard on the button with open palm (towards the top edge) OR when clicked with normal pressure towards the back/bottom of the button (with closed palm/towards the palm rest).I'm not sure about a longer life expectancy from this mouse if used for esports-computer games (as the name suggests), but it seems a good option to be used for normal work purposes especially at this price bracket.