had to order this one to replace my old mouse. I do not regret my choice. The blue light that it emits when plugged in can be turned off with a switch under the mouse. very great for nighttime use as there are no obnoxious LEDs.

I think it feels like the lightest and best mouse I've ever used, let me talk about its advantages and disadvantages. The advantages: the total weight of 65 grams is incredible; the side buttons are also clear, rollers have clear steps and feel smooth; the middle mouse button has touched; five-core shield band magnetic ring braid; 6 adjustable DPI; best Pixart 6400 optical sensor. The disadvantages: It looks like the shell is thinner, and when you combine it with the mouse pad, you'll feel some friction; It doesn't feel like it's the mouse pad either; Note that DPI mode: by default section 6 of DPI: 400/800/1600/3200/4800/6400 button at the bottom of the light on/off DPI. Anyway, I bought it and used it to open the packaging directly. I felt it was very good to use and I liked it very much.

Very responsive. Ultra light weight. Fantastic packaging - shows pride of manufacturer in their product. Variety of color way options to match RGB. Great price point. Happy with purchase.

My son loves this. He said it’s helped him to improve him gaming a lot.

"The Darmoshark N1 Gaming Mouse with Lightweight Honeycomb Shell, Ultralight Ultraweave Cable Pixart6400 Optical Sensor 6400 DPI - 8 Buttons -(65g) is a nice mid-range, affordable gaming mouse. It comes packaged in an attractive packaging and it is very precise and easy to use. It installed like any mouse, automagically, and worked right out of the box without any special drivers. The feel of the mouse is good quality and it doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. The cutout feature is more of a looks thing than a real weight saving feature, and some people prefer a heavier mouse anyway - but if you are looking for a lightweight mouse this is a good choice. It definitely stands out as a gaming mouse that means business. For the price, and if you like the look of this mouse, then I would recommend it. The precision is there and the design seems good. The clicks are firm and feel decisive. A mouse is a very personal decision, it will be your primary point of input on your computer for much of the day, especially in gaming. This is worth a look."

"The Darmoshark N1 is being advertised as a streamlined gaming mouse. Light, and easy to maneuver. For a gaming mouse it is quite minimalist. It is light and the cable is made of a slick fabric-like weave. It flows well across my mouse pad. The honey-comb design is not very comfortable, but does a fair job of keeping your hands cool (and, I imagine, shaving off some extra weight from the mouse). Response time is fast, and the mouse is accurate. The scroll-wheel works without issue. There are two thumb buttons, and a DPI/LED button below the scroll-wheel. I appreciate the svelt design and can offer a fair recommendation."

Good feeling mouse. comes in nice packaging with a braided non detachable cable. This doesn't have the feel of a cheap mouse even though it's priced in the same range as a lot of entry level gaming mice. The skates are nice and glide well on soft and hard surfaces. Scroll wheel feels good and side buttons are easy to reach and responsive.This mouse is larger than I was expecting at this weight and works well with larger hands. This is a lot lighter than any other mouse I use so it took some adjusting but I've noticed more responsiveness and less fatigue when playing for a long time. 6400 DPI is fine for me and most newer gamers will also be fine with this sensor. If not, there is a similar model with the 3389 sensor that has 16000 DPI resolution. The DPI on this mouse has 6 settings to cycle through. No software to install, you just plug it in and use it. No RGB or other fancy features you don't need. 65g is light, especially for this large size. Considering the price, material quality, and how well it operates, this mouse is a good value. The switches all click fine, especially the top ones.

"In all fairness, I didn't have high expectations for a low cost gaming mouse. It arrived neatly packed in an actual box and at first appearance, looks much more expensive than it really is. After pulling the mouse out of the packing, the first thing I noticed was how light the mouse was. I plugged into a gaming laptop and the operating system found the device and installed the neecssary drivers. The mouse is smooth to operate and has a unique feel to it because the case is covered in holes. There are several buttons on the bottom of the mouse that control the speed of the mouse - yes this can also be controlled from the operating system though it is made for on the fly, in game adjustments."

"I've tried out a ton of mice in the last year; this one surprisingly ranks close to the top. Its quite ergonomic (alot better than I expected) and has nice buttons & light weight. The cutouts for weight savings help my hands not to sweat but actually don't hurt the way that I thought it would. The buttons are kind of loud but they do register well. There are also buttons to be able to adjust the DPI and its easy to select between the modes and also adjust the light colors. The internal light colors of the mouse change based on the DPI."