MM720 Matte

This is easily one of the best mice I've ever used and I'm a bit of a collector, I've used basically all the top gaming mice. I was really surprised how good it is, it completely exceeded my expectations. Out of all the mice I have, I just keep coming back to this brilliant mouse. -The ergos are incredible for fingertip grip or a hybrid fingertip-palm grip, it just fits perfectly in your fingers. The little ring finger support is perfect and one of the most unique features you can't really find anywhere else, I reeeeally wish more mice would implement this feature, so few of them do, it allows you to use all your fingers to control vs. your pinky and ring finger not really making good connection with the body of the mouse and your pinky just kind of hanging out in the air or on the mousepad. The shape might not be for everybody, but if you haven't tried it yet you have to, it's great, I feel super confident using it. -The weight is the lightest I've ever used at only 50 grams it feels incredible and glides so easily and smoothly. The only mouse that I've tried that is this lightweight is the cooler master mm730. In my experience using lots of different mice, I find that generally, the lighter the mouse the better the feel and this one takes the #1 prize in that category (unless you buy something extreme and expensive like Zaunkoenig M2K at 24 grams) -The Cord is really good, very flexible, much better than the Razer mice, but not quite as good as the Glorious cables (which are the best) but close. -The build quality feels great so far, no creaking or flexing or anything, nice clicks -Scroll wheel could be better, depending on the copy you get it can be perfect, the 1st one I got has one part where it makes a little click due to the design of the spring, not a deal breaker at all, but I got a 2nd one and it was totally perfect All I can say is I hope cooler master never stops making this gem, and more mice are made like this in general, it is currently my favorite mouse and probably will be for years unless somebody produces something that can match it. Not to mention the price is fantastic, I paid like $30, there are a lot of mice out there that are inferior in many categories that cost 2-3x as much. In fact the new deathadder v3 pro is like $150 which is insane, it's literally 5x what this insanely good mouse cost. You could literally get 5 of these for the price of 1 of those, and is that mouse 5x better? No. Even though it looks like a really nice mouse, I'd honestly be surprised if it was even 1x as good as this mouse, forget 5x. So this mouse is a no-brainer, get it.

I've owned the G Pro Wireless for the past 2 years. I've loved it but decided to try out a lighter mouse. I decided to purchase the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 Cape Town. After that purchase, I decided to also purchase the MM720 because it was cheap, a different shape, and lightweight. Worst case, I was out $50 from this. Turns out, worst case is that I'm out $100 from the purchase of the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 Cape Town. Pros: - THE SHAPE!!! I can finally rest my ring finger and pinky. This is what's currently selling me on this mouse - The weight - The glide - the feet on this are very smooth, no complaints about the original feet - The cable - don't know if this is a big deal on other mice, but the cable is very lightweight and flexible - The side buttons - they have a hump in the middle of each side button, and so far I think I like it. I do wish the side buttons were longer, but I'm at least glad it's very easy to press the correct side button - The cost - obviously after purchasing the GPW and Finalmouse, I don't care about cost that much, but it's definitely a bonus about this mouse Cons: - The quality - it feels like it's made of cheap plastic. Easily the worst quality of any mouse I've used - The clicks - I know a lot of people have had squeak issues, and so far I haven't had any. I'm still giving it a negative because that's a known issue for many, and honestly, the clicks don't feel any special. The clicks work well for me because of the grip I get on the mouse, but the clicks feel on the low quality side - Side buttons - I don't have enough use yet, but it seems like you have to click them in harder than the other mice - The scroll wheel - could be a negative or positive depending on how you like your scroll wheel. It's not super smooth, you're going to feel each turn. The quality of the scroll wheel feels nice, but kinda like the side buttons, you need a bit more effort to use it compared to the other mice In addition: I took this mouse, the GPW, and Finalmouse to Aim Lab (Gridshot) and performed a fair bit better on the MM720 solely because it felt so much more comfortable in my hands. I was able to get a score of 78,000 with the MM720, and 70,000 with both the GPW and Finalmouse with multiple tries. The glide was super smooth and everything just felt right in MY HANDS. I have smaller hands and prefer a palm grip, so this turned out to be the mouse for me. If you have bigger hands you might not like it because there isn't anywhere to rest your palm. If they extended it in the back a bit, it could fit more people's hands. If you don't like the palm grip you might still like it, I'm not sure. Personally, I hope more mice can be made in this shape in the future with better build quality. I'm fairly confident that this will be my mouse for the foreseeable future. Update (March 2025): while I did enjoy this mouse for a little while, I did quickly switch off and use a GPW Super light, and then my end game mouse, the Final Mouse (TenZ edition) Medium sized mouse. I got that on release and not once have I thought about switching to anything else.

I found this mouse after putting several weeks into aim training with an xtrfy MZ1 on a Razer Atlas glass mouse pad. Coming from a Deathadder v2 on a standard pad this was a paradigm shift in aiming technique for me and I immediately saw results in my aim training scores and in-game performance. However despite the very satisfying shape and build quality on the MZ1 I found my ring finger often cramping after extended sessions. Despite not being symmetric there is still not much of a surface for the ring finger on the MZ1. I modded the mouse with a significant amount of grip tape leading to greatly improved control but even still I found my ring finger feeling awkward and not fully utilized in my claw grip. Finger-Tip Only grippers would never have this issue but then there are also better, much lighter mice for FTO like the Keychron M4 or G-Wolves HSK. The cramping wasn't problematic enough to affect my aim but it did make me wonder if there was more to gain from shape. Enter the MM720. My first impression was bad. There is a notable drop in build quality from the MZ1 especially on the side buttons which have a strange shape and don't feel satisfying to click. But I couldn't argue with the results; despite rooting against it the MM720 would consistently out-perform my MZ1 in aiming tests and in-game. The ~10 gram savings is significant when playing on a glass pad where flick momentum does not dissipate quickly and the shape is simply phenomenal. My ring finger contributes much more control and remains comfortable for hours. A generous application of grip tape further improved my control and made the mouse feel less cheap. When you put in the time to get accustomed this thing becomes really impressive. This ~$25 mouse matches or beats the weight of $110-200 professional mice currently dominating the market while retaining high performance hardware. You will not find better performance per dollar from a gaming mouse. Part of that value comes from it being wired. The cable is very light but it kinks easily without using a bungee. You can grab one of those for $8 on Amazon. I haven't thought of the cable at all since installing it and that's a small price for avoiding the weight and charging fuss from an internal battery. Now that I have several week's experience with this mouse my hunch is to move to even lighter mice to further utilize the glass pad's low friction, although this means transitioning to FTO grip on more expensive mice. I can't say if that move will pay off, but I can say that the MM720 is simply unbeatable in terms of performance vs cost, an excellent gateway to high performance gaming mice, and even a solid choice for an endgame mouse.

Coming from a logitech g502, I needed something that didn't make my ring and pinky finger numb after 45 minutes of light use. And this knocks it out of the park! That being said, Pros: - virgin ptfe feet. Super smooooooth. -ergonomics crazy good. Rivals a vertical mouse in comfort. - light as a feather. Makes it great for any user, I bought one for my mom who doesn't game and she loves it. - small, but not tiny. I have big hands (8.2in. from pinky tip to thumb tip) and it's still great. - very customizable and easy to use software. - braided, very lightweight floppy cable. Love this. My g502's cable was way too rigid. Cons: -the buttons are poor quality switches, I can see them wearing out before too long. They're perfectly functional though, and the moment they break I'm going to buy another one! - dpi switch button is on the bottom of the mouse. Really disappointed here. No DPI shiff button either, really miss that. - software is almost a gigabyte of storage, and it HAS TO start with windows to apply your custom DPI settings and lighting. Might be an issue for older laptop users who have bulky work software installed. Overall if you're not the most serious gamer boi, this is a great deal with how low the price is. Highly recommend!

***The Razer Viper is the mouse on the left in the pictures, for a size comparison with a standard sized mouse*** Shape: Perfect for me with a wider shape and ring finger support. The shorter length isn't a problem since I can control it really well in the areas that my fingers touch. The holes don't bother me with how they designed it. It has liquid protection on the inside which is a nice peace of mind (although what ogre puts liquids near their peripherals to spill? NEANDERTHALS I SAY!). Weight: Crazy low at 49 grams. This super light weight also makes the shorter length not a problem, because it doesn't take much energy to move this mouse, even with a finger tip grip. Sensor: As good as any other top notch sensor. It tracks just as well as the G Pro wireless hero sensor. Main button clicks: Articulate and snappy. The latency is as responsive as my razer optical switches, and they're labeled as optical switches on the box. Side button clicks: The two buttons are a shallow mustache shape, and this is really nice to feel the buttons separately. They don't have a big travel time, and the click is nice. Scroll wheel: defined enough that I don't misclick when switching weapons fast. That's about all I need from a scroll wheel. Mouse feet: PTFE mouse feet which are smooth and durable, just like an anime waifu 😍. Cable: Ultra weave para cord. A little more flexible than my razer viper's para cord, which is impressive. RGB: The full color spectrum with a few lighting patterns. For a $50 mouse, the RGB from the inside of the honeycomb is very well done. The breathing pattern has a very smooth gradient, from fully lit to all the way off. I underestimated how cool a honeycomb design would be for RBG. This is *especially* cool to have full RGB with such a ridiculously low weight (lighter than the Logitech superlight, yet it still has RGB). Final Thoughts: For this mouse to be $50, it's kind of unreal. It's only 49 grams, it has a really ergonomic shape, and it has every other feature you would demand from an e-sports mouse. As long as the shape works for someone, and they are cool with a wired mouse, I think this mouse is a 10/10.

Not going to blather on about specs and all that nonsense, just gonna say... This mouse is amazing. (at first..) I have been on a mice collecting spree for awhile now and I just snagged this sucker up even though I told myself I was done buying wired mice. The praise for its shape was just too good to pass up and I figured it was different enough to justify adding it to my collection. Lemme' tell ya' this thing is as comfortable as has been said by many reviewers. -The light weight makes it so snappy, yet the grip allows for so much control. - I would also like to point out the stock cord that comes with it is great. It is basically like having a shoestring on the mouse and it is very unnoticeable (Very nice to see as a standard cable, more mouse-makers need to take note) -The clicks are all snappy and responsive, with nice comfort groves for your fingers to rest. They are a little weak sounding but we want function over sound and that's what you get here. My only major complaint (aside from there not being a wireless version) is the side buttons are a little small. Not as bad as the Razer Viper Ultimate and they do protrude a bit more, but they could have been better. (Check out the side buttons on the Roccat Burst COOLER MASTER. Those are proper side buttons!) Anyways... If the shape interests you, don't hesitate, treat your hands to this wonderful mouse it is worthy of being your go-to fragging tool. Edit: After using this mouse for only a few weeks the M1+2 clicks develop a noticeable squeak/creak due to the weak plastic used for the switch covers which also have a lot of flex. There is no wobble or Post-pretravel and the clicks are still responsive, but the material is without a doubt very weak/cheap. I ended up getting myself a Hyper X Pulsefire Haste which is also a Lightweight-Honeycomb design, it weighs 59g (10 more than this, still lightweight enough) and costing only $50 as well and I gotta say... The Pulsefire Haste destroys the MM720 when it comes to build/material quality for the pricepoint. The M1+2 clicks are so much more satisfying and actually made strong with 0 flex. HyperX did not cheap out on the clicks like CoolerMaster did. Now this may seem like I'm trying to sell you on a Hyper X Pulsefire Haste instead of the MM720, but I'm not... (Though you should try out the Haste, Best $50 out of the box mouse on the market... Just sayin') ....because the CoolerMasterMM720 is a very unique mouse shape and I love it and am sure you will too if you are interested in the shape, but I definitely feel Cooler Master could take a page out of HyperX's playbook when it comes to actually building a proper endgame mouse that does not sacrifice in build quality just to be lightweight. I very much hope CoolerMaster will make a V2 of the MM720 that sees refinements to the overall build. Until then, this mouse is not actually meeting its full potential and it is a shame because the shape is truly great. Seriously, CoolerMaster if you ever read this. The MM720 could easily be the perfect endgame mouse for many if you guys would dump some major love into it. I'm talking Final Mouse 'Mouse of the Gods' level of love. -Make it wireless -Same weight range 47-55g -Magnesium Alloy structure I would gladly pay $150-$200 for this mouse.

Everything about this mouse is great the coating is great for sweaty hands and sticking, the shape is damn near the best I ever used ( most mice popular recommended mice such as the deathadder or g305 dont fit my hand for a damn causing hand pain wrist pain and my fingers to even become some what deformed). The Shape fits my hand so good I would recommend it to anyone with somewhat wider hands or who works with their hands for a profession (I have 19.5 cm x 9.5 cm hands), personally my wrists are destroyed from boxing and this is one of the only mice that doesn't make me chose between comfort during hour plus gaming sessions and performance. The mouse is ultra light at 49 grams the cable is also very nice better than any razer or mouse cable I've used ultra flexible shoe lace style cable. the mouse feet are awesome ptfe feet that are huge my only gripe with them is that when moving up and down the pad they have a different smoothness feel because they have a bit of an edge on them if they were rounded this might help but other than that perfect and I'm sure they will wear in well. The sensor in this mouse is very good only other mice I've used with a sensor I felt was better or on par were the logitech hero line. That being said it preforms very well and the software lets you configure it well from lift off distance to multiple dpi levels. The cooler master software is quite good way better than razer letting you set up macros using keyboard presses even though I dont use a coolermaster keyboard and I dont want to unlike razer which requires you to use a razer keyboard with your razer mouse if you want to set macros to the mouse that use keyboard strokes. My one problem with the Cooler master software is that the profile management and selection could use work, personally my profile names wouldn't save and it seems there is a profile management screens and a profile drop down menu not sure if they are exclusive or if they control the same thing. If they do control the same thing you have 5 profiles if they are exclusive you have about 20-25 profiles I think thats way more than I can see anyone needing but hey I dont have any problems with extra functionality it does need work though. Lastly the rgb on this mouse is quite good nice brightness and color reproduction. only things cooler master can do to improve this mouse - give us a wireless version -revise the feet a bit almost perfect just need a bit of work just adding a bit of slope around the big feet so its more plateau like (not a big deal to be honest mine already started to wear in after a week of use and are almost 1:1 in glide when going from horizontal movements to vertical movements.) -maybe a better scroll wheel with more defined steps (personal preference) -magnesium version to compete with the new magnesium final mice? This is an end game mouse boys who knew cooler master could make such great mice. More people just need to pick this one up and give it a try, though I fear because it isn't the flavor of the month and does not have many of the big mice reviewers on its side like rocket jump ninja we may not see a revision (almost didn't pick it up because of his review but tbh he has a tiny narrow hands the camera angles he uses makes it look larger and made the mouse look huge, its not dont worry. like most other mice reviewers what works for them did not work for me.). PLEASE COOLER MASTER GIVE US THE WIRELESS BOSS because it not being wireless is the only thing that makes me look at other mice in the market.

Software I’m a big fan of the angle tuneability feature because I tend to hold mouse at an angle which makes it harder to move my cursor or crosshair in straight lines. Other than that really unique option the software has the rest of the generic settings such as DPI, Keybinds, Macro’s, and RGB settings. Only thing I wish it had was the different profiles for different games that auto switch when opening said game, Logitech and Razer mice both have this feature in their software. Mouse Shape Day one when I got the mouse it felt super comfy and super light, I had a feeling it would be that way because I bought the mouse thinking it looked like it would suit my mouse grip great. (Elevated, Angled, Hybrid Palm, Relaxed Fingertip, Wheel Tips, Separated) That’s my mouse grip with a normal mouse fully described. The reason I bought this mouse to begin with was because my pinky was always dragging on the mousepad as normal mice didn’t give me enough room on the side with the way I like to hold my mouse. This was resolved by giving a place for my ring finger to comfortably sit away from my pinky. Note: It takes a little getting use to the ring finger rest, I found myself randomly trying to click with my ring finger for some reason. Mods The grip tape that came with the mouse was junk and felt almost waxy to the touch. As well as it didn’t have any tape for the ring finger rest. The only grip tape I found for this mouse was from a brand called TrueGrip located in France. The shipping takes a while so be prepared to wait but it’s worth it when you get it. Much better than the tape from Cooler Master. As for the mouse feet the stock ones are alright but I replaced them with Corepad Skatez which I got off lethal.gg. The mouse glides across my mousepad like its on ice which the lightweight nature of the mouse definitely helps with. Second to last the optical switches which I replaced with some Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro optical switches. (You can get these on Amazon) This was a relatively simple mod to do because they just pop in and out without the need of soldering. You just gotta open the mouse up by taking out some screws. Now the clicks sound and feel more tactile. Last of all I recommend getting a mouse bungee as this mouse is wired. The cable that comes with the mouse is pretty good as is and doesn't tend to get in the way too badly but I am a low sensitivity user. There's many different bungees out there and they should all work well at keeping the cable out of the way giving you a near wireless experience.

Es un ratón pequeño ancho piensas que no puede ser muy cómodo pero es increíblemente cómodo yo tengo manos estrechas y me viene genial el dedo anular cae en un rebaje que tiene, es un ratón para diestros, el tema de los led es un avance respecto al mm 710 que no tiene el 711 si tiene pero es mas pesado, el peso del ratón son 49 gramos y el software va a la perfección. Viene con unos pads de repuesto y unas cintas de silicona para poder tener mayor adherencia, yo en principio no lo veo necesario ya que el agarre es fabuloso. Los clicks ideales son flojos pero sin falsos clics y no hacen mucho ruido. En la parte inferior viene el botón para los ajustes de los DPI. hasta ahora mi ratón era el sharkoon ligth 200, y he tenido o tengo muchos tipo logitech g502, sharkoon drakonia, corsair glaive, pero ahora no sabría por cual decidirme si por el sharkoon light 200 o por este, al sharkoon le veo un par de peguitas que este no tiene, clicks mas duros y cable mas duro que este. El peso real es 51,56gr del sharkoon el real son 65,23gr medido con una báscula de precisión.

El mejor mouse, es igual de cómodo que un mouse vertical (casi) pero con la precisión de uno convencional, es el mouse más ligero que podrás encontrar (considerando lo cómodo que es) Los mouse switches son ópticos (respuesta inmediata, mejor que los mecánicos), es aprueba de salpicaduras y tiene una buena estética con rgb. Lo único que no me agrado fue el software de cooler master, es muy lento y torpe, ademas de que no tiene el mismo nivel de configuración que el de razed o Logitech. Tengo problemas en la muñeca y este mouse no me provoca dolor, es el mejor que he usado.

Best mouse shape I've ever used. I have a large hand, and my fingers are long, so most mice are way too small. I have spend way too much money obsessing over finding a mouse with a comfortable shape. I found out that what matters most is not how tall or long the mouse is, but how wide and light it is. So even though this one is one of the smallest mice I own it's actually the most comfortable one. The cable is like a shoe lace, and I actually prefer the feel of the optical switches. I even bought the white version as well just to have a second one.

Great mouse. Super light. Lightning fast response time in games. Fits perfectly in my hand.

Extremamente leve e confortável, além de lindo e dar um destaque top em cima da mesa. De início, fiquei com receio do cabo ser aqueles que ficam agarrando e incomodando, porém nesse produto foi tudo minuciosamente bem pensado.. Parece até ser sem fio de tão imperceptível que é o cabo na movimentação. Vamos ver se realmente tem durabilidade.. Entrega 3 dias antes do previsto. Super satisfeito com a compra, recomendo.