I've Had no problems with this mouse so far and really enjoy the way it feels, high quality build for the low price, Exceeded My Expectations

I bought this mouse for my girlfriend who doesn't particularly care about DPI and build quality, but I do.

I was pleasantly surprised with how high the quality of this product was, and she is very happy with it. The other good options I was looking at were all much more expensive: ~$100, and this mouse performs just as well as some of them, at a much more accessible price.

DPI settings are easy to use, and go rather high if needed. Light up feature (blue) is pretty if you're into that kind of thing, plenty (6) buttons for customisation, and a braided cable is always nice.

Overall I'd say it is a great choice for someone on a budget, or as a introductory gaming mouse.

My old mouse was a Razer Chroma which was a pretty good mouse and a hard act to follow, This Thermaltake Esports Talon blu in comparison stacks up pretty well,

The buttons are similar in feel and with the dpi set high both are pretty fast, The talon has a good weight like the chroma and both are similar in size,

Where they really differ though is the dpi button which with the chroma you have to sign up and download the software, With the talon everything was automatic once my computer loaded, The dpi button doesn't need software and it just works,

It's use is for old games, Which for a gamer like me I play a lot. When everything's zo­oming fast because the game just needs a pentium 2 450mhz and you have an I5 3.5ghz quad core, Being able to slow the mouse down helps a lot.

Just press the button a couple of times and away you go, For the price of around $50 compared to the chroma's $100+ price tag I think I'll stick with the talon,

You basically get just as much value for about half the price.