HP Omen Photon Wireless Gaming Mouse, Optical-Mechanical Switches, Ambidextrous Mouse, 100-16000 DPI Optical Sensor, Customizable Buttons, RGB LED, Customizable Ergonomics

This mouse has been a joy to use for the past few months a specially with its looks and performance.The glide of it is very smooth and the range of dpi settings helps with any sort of competitive gaming challenge I have entered. At this price point its overall build quality is solid whilst caring a medium mass weight. Its had 0 problems with response but you may want to install the omen gaming hub in advance to edit any kind of rgb or dpi button/binds etc. it may get uncomfortable if you use for hours on end (6-8 hours) Overall? High response rate, nice glide, slick design, high enough dpi for competitive gaming.

HP Omen 400I have had much more expensive mice that are a total letdown this mouse from HP is great.The feel is pleasant to hold.nice rubber grips on the sides.imho very accuratenot too light but not too heavy eitherYou can change the colour of the led (although it can be a little fiddly) other reviewers mention how to change itleft & right clicks are quiet although can be heard but is a clean satisfying clicking i.e you don't feel a crunchy feel unlike some mice I have had in the past.scroll wheel feels sturdy while not stiff or too looseforward & back buttons feel nice to use & feel well positioned to meI do like a mouse with a braided cable so if that is a must then this is not the mouse for youthe mouse does not have extra or removeable weights although if you want these as well I would go for the Hp Omen 600The mouse feels like quality construction so feels like it will last a decent length of time.The biggest Plus point for me was NO EXTRA SOFTWARE needed to install & update evry 5mins!I would say this mouse is on the slightly larger side although I have smaller hands so may just be my impression. Though I will say it still feels good to use.

It’s a great mouse, just this one feels a bit cheaper than others hence the 4*. But no denying the omen series remains one of the better ranges.

We have a Omen desktop and we needed a new mouse, this one is good in the hand and easy to set up, all the buttons are also easy to use.

I have destroyed too many mice, too many times and they were all wired (got gragged when I moved my laptop).I wanted a wireless mouse and this was :-1. Cheap2. Well received by various reviewers3. On one-day delivery (Thank you Prime)and4. From HP, a brand I trust.I was easily able to change things around to suit me. I note that even the side buttons will swap over - Brilliant idea.This is not a light mouse and there are no internal weights to remove.Tracks nice and sharply. The mouse pointer is where I think it should be, so I don't hunt for where I'm clicking.On the downside, the gap between the front and rear is odd and there is a sharp corner I'll have to get used to. Nevertheless, it's comfy to hold.The software suite loaded automatically and is - basic. I don't mind, though. I got the colours on 'Breathe', so I'm happy.

I foolishly spent £100 on this mouse along with the Omen mousepad, which is equally bad. But this review is about the mouse. It will jump across the screen every minute or so. This has ruined many of the games I play. Literally made me walk off a bridge in dark souls. I crash into walls on Barotrauma. Just to name a couple of examples. But a gaming mouse this expensive so at least be able to fulfill its basic function. The clicks are unsatisfying after around 3 months of use, I can't really feel them any more. The battery life won't last unless you charge it every day. Overall really disappointed and when I can be bothered to speak to HP's customer service again I'll be asking for a refund.

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The 'right-click' button was all too eager to interrupt proceedings.This problem may have only been an issue on the mouse that I received; but it was painfully and consistently frustrating to keep using it; so, I sent it back.Each web-page visited always caused the right-button to be accidentally pushed; but then it would only require the weight of 10-feathers to actually press-down upon it.The left button required ‘typical’ pressure to push that button down, and no matter how protective and careful I was to try and prevent this faulty right-button from endlessly interfering with my work; I eventually realised that it was pointless continuing with it.Maybe yours will be better, as it’s otherwise lightweight and fine to use.