For the past 5 years, I have been using the Logitech G300 as my main PC mouse and I haven't found any other mouse that suits me as well. So, when I set up a second system, I was looking for a cheap substitute. It doesn't have the weight of the G300 and it doesn't come with software, but at least in terms of design and grip, it is very close and that's what I wanted. Since I wanted it for gaming, I specifically went for the wired option, but by mistake, I ended up with the wireless one. Initially, I was disappointed because I thought that a wireless mouse for 10 euros would constantly lag and its movement wouldn't be smooth in games. However, I was wrong because it feels like having a wired mouse and there is no difference. The problem occurred elsewhere. While it worked fine left to right, it seemed to get stuck when moving up and down, as if something was obstructing its fast movement. I solved this by removing some stickers from the bottom and after tinkering with it, I opened it up and added 2 weights internally to add some weight. Obviously, the warranty is no longer valid, but it only cost me 10 euros and I brought it to where I wanted it to be. It has 3 standard DPI options that cannot be adjusted (if you want, you can adjust the speed through Windows to bring it exactly where you want it). It also has 2 side buttons for forward and backward in browsing. It is a very decent and nice mouse for the 10 euros it will cost you if you are looking for something economical.